“Someone Like You” – David Vandevelde from Waiting for Sunrise (2008) On the Secretly Canadian website, and the new album cover, it looks like he’s dropping his first name from his official artist name to instead go by Vandervelde. (See end of this post for more on the dilemma of a music fanatic.) Therefore, these two new songs, one brand new this week, and the second from his 2008 LP, Waiting For Sunrise. We are also really digging the new double single from David Vandervelde, an artist that we’ve definitely heard of before, and recall making a mental note to add him to the eventually-to-listen-to list, which if you’re a real music fanatic is a perpetually growing list. ” Although there are varying opinions, Hot Sauce Committee, Part 2, is probably the Beastie Boys best album since 1998’s Hello Nasty.

The track that is perhaps more likely to be a hit nowadays is the reggae dub groove, “Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win,” featuring Santigold as MixtapeMaestro put it, the song boasts “…an enslaving light island-ska gallop, some mighty fine Santigold B-girl toasts, and the Boys offering their old-school-laced wordplay wizardry usual under a muffled gauze. “Make Some Noise” – The Beastie Boys from Hot Sauce Committee Pt 2 You can stream Hot Sauce II now via Spinner, for at least a few more days, or click on the album title below to buy it now. “Make Some Noise” was first released as a special limited edition 7-inch vinyl last month on Record Store Day. The only criticism is that we think the cowbell, especially towards the end, is out of place. While it is still too early to know how we feel about the album overall (need more spins because there’s so much happening), there are definitely a good number of stand-out tracks that we liked right away – the most impressive among them being “Make Some Noise,” the album’s opening track, which would have likely been a hit record for the band some 20 to 25 years ago. They’re definitely not the break-through white boy rappers now they once were, but it’s fair to say, at least from our perspective, that their long anticipated new album, Hot Sauce Committee, Part 2, is a welcomed treat. But the die-hard fans didn’t, they just learned how to eventually embrace, and celebrate, a band that was maturing and changing. It seemed like a lot of critics, even some bloggers, pretty much wrote off Beastie Boys some years ago. Is the Hot Sauce Committee, Part 2, the Beastie Boys' best album since 1998's Hello Nasty?

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