Showing posts with label Peter Toh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Toh. Show all posts
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Peter Toh - Pretty Primal (Smiling Cat Song)
The full version of "Pretty Primal" by Peter Toh, from his 2004 release, Cleopatra. This is the song heard in the Smiling Cat series.
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"Truly in Love" - Official Music Video by Lil Mama featuring Peter Toh
The official music video for "Truly in Love" by Lil Mama featuring Peter Toh. Also featured in the video are Fanny Pack from America's Best Dance Crew. This is Lil Mama's 5th single from her album "Voice of the Young People", and was released for Valentine's Day.
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Blunty3000 Shouts Out Hidden Track TV
Check out this great video from Blunty3000, one of the top dogs on Youtube, which he based around Hidden Track TV, and Peter Toh's track "Missing Link"!
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Peter Toh - Child
Peter Toh performs "Child" live at the Delancy in New York City. Add our channel for more from Peter Toh, and be sure to check out his myspace page for new songs - http://www.myspace.com/petertohmusic
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Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy Shouts Out Peter Toh!!!
Check out this post by Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy, saying that Peter Toh blows his mind, and that he wants to sign him!!!!
http://www.friendsorenemies.com/web/foe/journals/clandestine/entry/3334151/
http://www.friendsorenemies.com/web/foe/journals/clandestine/entry/3334151/
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Peter Toh - "Bone Structure"
Peter Toh performs "Bone Structure" live at the Delancy in New York City. Click Here to leave a comment on Youtube, every comment helps the video climb the charts!
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Peter Toh - Wildlife
Adam Schleichkorn
Friday, October 17, 2008
Adam Schleichkorn,
Hidden Track TV,
Music,
Peter Toh,
Videos
Peter Toh performs "Wildlife" live at the Delancy in New York City. Subscribe to our channel for more from Peter Toh, and be sure to check out his myspace page for new songs - http://www.myspace.com/petertohmusic
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Head over to my myspace page and take a listen to "Bone Structure" along with the other three new songs I've posted. I also listed a show. It's at the Delancey on the Lower East Side, and my good friend Rebecca Schiffman is playing also. I'm not sure if I'll have a band or just play acoustic.
New Song "Bone Structure" and New Show Posted
Head over to my myspace page and take a listen to "Bone Structure" along with the other three new songs I've posted. I also listed a show. It's at the Delancey on the Lower East Side, and my good friend Rebecca Schiffman is playing also. I'm not sure if I'll have a band or just play acoustic.
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Check out the demo for the title track of my album "Wildlife." Listen to all the Wildlife Demos at myspace. Enjoy!
New Peter Toh Song "Wildlife" Posted

Check out the demo for the title track of my album "Wildlife." Listen to all the Wildlife Demos at myspace. Enjoy!
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The Cheese Incident Receives Rave Reviews at Dailymotion's Screening
Check out the ONLY video that was picked by both reviewers!!!
From theapiary.org - At a posh Union Square rooftop, New York comedians Aalap Patel and Abbi Crutchfield recently hobnobbed with the brains behind some of the Web's funniest videos at DailyMotion.com's Summer Screening Under the Stars. After watching a bevy of comedy videos and enjoying a dinner of popcorn and candy platters, the duo sent us their favorite picks.
Aalap Patel -
• Barack-Obamasistible (by Detroit Octane)
Apparently you can just add "-sistible," to any phrase, and I laugh at it. Hopefully this will help Barack the Vote. Sorry.
• The Cheese Incident (by Adam Schleichkorn and Peter Toh)
Once again, proving you don't need a plot or even some clever conceit to make me laugh -- just good cheese-throwing. It's like a Jackass prank but nicer and tastier. Plus your pets love it.
• Romano Sings (by Pete Holmes, dir. by Oren Brimer)
Pete Holmes will have a back-up career as a Ray Romano impersonator if he needs it. Once again I love the simple laughs.
Aalap says, "Keep it simple and execute the crap out of it!"
Abbi Crutchfield -
• The Tree (by John Roberts, dir. by Clay Weiner)
Long Island matriarchs have never been so accurately depicted -- if you can call tattoos, a five o'clock shadow and an ill-fitted red wig accurate.
• Dead Girls Gone Wild (by These People Comedy, dir. by Matt Cassatta)
For those who thought it impossible to top the poor taste of the notorious, low-budget videos, behold a satire that gets two (decomposing, sexy) thumbs up.
• The Cheese Incident (by Adam Schleichknorn and Peter Toh)
For all the parodies and send-ups (including a Daniel Plainview impression that still tickles me, H.W.) that were shown, I had a fondness for the original. Up with smacking people in the face with processed cheese!
Abbi says, "Original concepts make for funnier videos. But you can't deny good parodies. Pair o' deez NUTS!"
From theapiary.org - At a posh Union Square rooftop, New York comedians Aalap Patel and Abbi Crutchfield recently hobnobbed with the brains behind some of the Web's funniest videos at DailyMotion.com's Summer Screening Under the Stars. After watching a bevy of comedy videos and enjoying a dinner of popcorn and candy platters, the duo sent us their favorite picks.
Aalap Patel -
• Barack-Obamasistible (by Detroit Octane)
Apparently you can just add "-sistible," to any phrase, and I laugh at it. Hopefully this will help Barack the Vote. Sorry.
• The Cheese Incident (by Adam Schleichkorn and Peter Toh)
Once again, proving you don't need a plot or even some clever conceit to make me laugh -- just good cheese-throwing. It's like a Jackass prank but nicer and tastier. Plus your pets love it.
• Romano Sings (by Pete Holmes, dir. by Oren Brimer)
Pete Holmes will have a back-up career as a Ray Romano impersonator if he needs it. Once again I love the simple laughs.
Aalap says, "Keep it simple and execute the crap out of it!"
Abbi Crutchfield -
• The Tree (by John Roberts, dir. by Clay Weiner)
Long Island matriarchs have never been so accurately depicted -- if you can call tattoos, a five o'clock shadow and an ill-fitted red wig accurate.
• Dead Girls Gone Wild (by These People Comedy, dir. by Matt Cassatta)
For those who thought it impossible to top the poor taste of the notorious, low-budget videos, behold a satire that gets two (decomposing, sexy) thumbs up.
• The Cheese Incident (by Adam Schleichknorn and Peter Toh)
For all the parodies and send-ups (including a Daniel Plainview impression that still tickles me, H.W.) that were shown, I had a fondness for the original. Up with smacking people in the face with processed cheese!
Abbi says, "Original concepts make for funnier videos. But you can't deny good parodies. Pair o' deez NUTS!"
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The guys at WeWoreMasks always come through with great write-ups on every new track Peter Toh puts out, which they've done again on the latest 2 tracks "American Dream" and "Hollywood". These are both demo versions that are on Peter's Myspace Page (myspace.com/petertohmusic), and the Bears posted the write-ups within a day of each getting released! Many thanks once again to WeWoreMasks and be sure to check out their site for some great music.
From WeWoreMasks.blogspot.com -
"American Dream"
peter toh is in the building.. feel him.
our favorite ex the stryder vocalist/guitarist turned solo artist is back with a new demo called "american dream". it's a bedroom/laptop demo that's definitely got some heat and is apparently a further evolution of an earlier demo called "sweaty night". this new demo is all about the chill. mellow and engaging, toh's soulful croon in tact.
give this one a listen, add it to your myspace profile, and get ready for wildlife.. his full length album that will be dropping sooner than a girl that says yes to soon.
our boy will also be dropping the title track from his album in the next week or so, so be prepared for some next level shit. HIDDEN TRACK, HOLLER AT YOUR BEARS FOR SOME EXCLUSIVES.
"Hollywood"
toh just don't stop. our boy's back with another new demo straight off the laptop and into your ears. give this one a listen, it's a different step for him.. but i'm definitely feeling the vibe. more upbeat, more diverse, still dope. get with it.
note to labels out there: pick this album up. this dude is a workhorse with a sincerity in his music that's lacking in most of the "artists" on your collective rosters. if there's anyone you should listen to, it's we wore masks.. bears have better taste than any a&r rep out there.
Two Great Write-Ups from We Wore Masks
The guys at WeWoreMasks always come through with great write-ups on every new track Peter Toh puts out, which they've done again on the latest 2 tracks "American Dream" and "Hollywood". These are both demo versions that are on Peter's Myspace Page (myspace.com/petertohmusic), and the Bears posted the write-ups within a day of each getting released! Many thanks once again to WeWoreMasks and be sure to check out their site for some great music. From WeWoreMasks.blogspot.com -
"American Dream"
peter toh is in the building.. feel him.
our favorite ex the stryder vocalist/guitarist turned solo artist is back with a new demo called "american dream". it's a bedroom/laptop demo that's definitely got some heat and is apparently a further evolution of an earlier demo called "sweaty night". this new demo is all about the chill. mellow and engaging, toh's soulful croon in tact.
give this one a listen, add it to your myspace profile, and get ready for wildlife.. his full length album that will be dropping sooner than a girl that says yes to soon.
our boy will also be dropping the title track from his album in the next week or so, so be prepared for some next level shit. HIDDEN TRACK, HOLLER AT YOUR BEARS FOR SOME EXCLUSIVES.
"Hollywood"
toh just don't stop. our boy's back with another new demo straight off the laptop and into your ears. give this one a listen, it's a different step for him.. but i'm definitely feeling the vibe. more upbeat, more diverse, still dope. get with it.
note to labels out there: pick this album up. this dude is a workhorse with a sincerity in his music that's lacking in most of the "artists" on your collective rosters. if there's anyone you should listen to, it's we wore masks.. bears have better taste than any a&r rep out there.
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New Peter Toh Song "American Dream" Posted
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Hidden Track TV Gives Thanks
Here at Hidden Track TV, we'd like to give thanks to our friends for "acting" in our videos, in the form of this hilarious montage.
Music by Peter Toh titled "Shoes of a Beast"
http://www.myspace.com/petertohmusic
Music by Peter Toh titled "Shoes of a Beast"
http://www.myspace.com/petertohmusic
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Girls United - Independence Dance
Check out this video of some of the popular girls of Youtube, doing a dancing tribute to America for the 4th of July, to "Dance Under the Stars" by Peter Toh, which fits absolutely perfectly!
Here are the ladies in order of appearance:
http://www.youtube.com/xgobobeanx
http://www.youtube.com/olgakay
http://www.youtube.com/BeanerLaRue
http://www.youtube.com/Lilylulay
http://www.youtube.com/annspade
Here are the ladies in order of appearance:
http://www.youtube.com/xgobobeanx
http://www.youtube.com/olgakay
http://www.youtube.com/BeanerLaRue
http://www.youtube.com/Lilylulay
http://www.youtube.com/annspade
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Xgobobeanx - "Wii Need to Talk"
Check out the latest video from Jill aka Xgobobeanx, where she used a Peter Toh instrumental! Many thanks to her for using it, and be sure to leave comments on her video at http://youtube.com/watch?v=C9qtnm0-bhg
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BUZZNET's Top 5 Music Picks
Hannabeth of Buzznet.com gives her rundown of her top 5 favorite songs, which includes "Truly in Love" by Peter Toh, coming in at number 3! I think she meant the Lil Mama version, but some commenters on there made it sound like she was talking about Peter's classic original version.
*It's having trouble embedding on here, so just click on the link below...
http://hannabeth.buzznet.com/user/video/3223501/top-5-music-picks/
*It's having trouble embedding on here, so just click on the link below...
http://hannabeth.buzznet.com/user/video/3223501/top-5-music-picks/
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Peter Toh - "Shoes of a Beast" - Official Music Video
The official music video for "Shoes of a Beast" by Peter Toh, the title track from his 2006 EP. Purchase this song and the rest of the Shoes of a Beast EP on Itunes -
Peter Toh's Myspace Page -
http://www.myspace.com/petertohmusic
Peter Toh's Myspace Page -
http://www.myspace.com/petertohmusic
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Newsday Write-Up on Peter Toh!
Check out the article on Peter Toh in Long Island's Newsday! It's available online now, and will be officially released in the actual paper on Sunday, so be sure to check it out. Many thanks to Glenn Gamboa of Newsday for a great write-up! Check out the full story below or the original on Newsday.com
The singer-songwriter from Roslyn just happened to be sitting around with rapper Lil Mama, Miss "Lip Gloss" herself, and her father after working on building their studio. When they started talking about needing another song for her debut album, "VYP: Voice of the Young People" (Jive), Toh said he had exactly what they were looking for and pulled out his song "Truly in Love."
"They loved it and said, 'Let's record it right now,'" Toh says. "I'm so glad it worked out."
Not only did "Truly in Love" work out well enough to land on Lil Mama's debut, she kept Toh on the song, making him one of the album's collaborators along with Chris Brown and T-Pain.
"I'm really proud of it," Toh says. "It's a good dose of validation because it's so hard getting out there."
Now, Toh is focused on getting himself out there. He is planning to release his debut single, "Bone Structure," to iTunes next month and is working on material for his debut album rather than trying to go out and get a record company to support it.
Along with his manager, Adam Schleichkorn, Toh has created hiddentracktv.com to promote his music as well as other indie-minded videos. (The site is currently spotlighting another collaboration between Toh and Lil Mama called "Fire.")
Toh says his indie streak comes from immersing himself in Long Island's indie-rock scene, following in the footsteps of Glassjaw and The Movielife.
"I want to create a hybrid, something new, but not abstract," he says. "I want to be on rock radio. I want to do a new rock music, rock with a dash of something new."
Contact The Long Island Sound at thelisound@gmail.com or add ndmus as a friend at MySpace or imeem.
For Roslyn's Peter Toh, it's 'Love' at first sound
Peter Toh says it was a case of being in the right place at the right time.The singer-songwriter from Roslyn just happened to be sitting around with rapper Lil Mama, Miss "Lip Gloss" herself, and her father after working on building their studio. When they started talking about needing another song for her debut album, "VYP: Voice of the Young People" (Jive), Toh said he had exactly what they were looking for and pulled out his song "Truly in Love."
"They loved it and said, 'Let's record it right now,'" Toh says. "I'm so glad it worked out."
Not only did "Truly in Love" work out well enough to land on Lil Mama's debut, she kept Toh on the song, making him one of the album's collaborators along with Chris Brown and T-Pain.
"I'm really proud of it," Toh says. "It's a good dose of validation because it's so hard getting out there."
Now, Toh is focused on getting himself out there. He is planning to release his debut single, "Bone Structure," to iTunes next month and is working on material for his debut album rather than trying to go out and get a record company to support it.
Along with his manager, Adam Schleichkorn, Toh has created hiddentracktv.com to promote his music as well as other indie-minded videos. (The site is currently spotlighting another collaboration between Toh and Lil Mama called "Fire.")
Toh says his indie streak comes from immersing himself in Long Island's indie-rock scene, following in the footsteps of Glassjaw and The Movielife.
"I want to create a hybrid, something new, but not abstract," he says. "I want to be on rock radio. I want to do a new rock music, rock with a dash of something new."
Contact The Long Island Sound at thelisound@gmail.com or add ndmus as a friend at MySpace or imeem.
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I set out to find a solution for monitoring in a small room on a small budget, like most bedroom producers. In my old studio I had a pair of JBL LSR 6328's with 8 inch woofers. When the 5 inch Genelecs I was given to put together and run Lil Mama's studio blew out on the first night, I suggested the LSR's and they provided more than enough low end for the rest of their stay. I'll review those another time.
I once bought a pair of KRK 5 inch rok-it's and they were terrible. Sounded shitty (loose) and broke within the year, I only bought them because they were cheap and I figured since I'd use them in my apartment they'd do the trick. Not really, they just kinda sucked and I worked less. So I went to the store looking for something of that size but with some type of quality, where I can feel like I'm doing real work and not just basic scratch tracks. I spent time and listened to a bunch of smaller drivers, trying the KRK's last because of my previous experience. When I finally heard them they were by far the best of the bunch to my ears. And there was actually some low end that didn't feel like trickery.
I've been using the VXT 4's in my bedroom for a couple months now. They're still impressing me, giving me a natural sounding perspective on my music. The low low end isn't really that accessible because they're only 4 inches, but I could feel a little bit when adjusting that range how much space it was taking up and my mixes have been translating to other stereos even better than when I was using the JBLS everyday. Overall the low end that they can reproduce is really punchy and tight.
The best part of these speakers are the mid range and the upper mid range which are totally tight and revealing. This is all I need for a small room, I can listen at low volumes and feel very comfortable with what I'm doing still getting plenty of punch. When I crank the volume it's really loud, they also have built in limiters. These monitors really are a good buy for anyone in a small room or apartment. Check these out if you don't want low end trickery and high end hype, but you need pro quality and a consumer price.
Is It The Gear Or Your Ear? - KRK VXT4 Monitors

I set out to find a solution for monitoring in a small room on a small budget, like most bedroom producers. In my old studio I had a pair of JBL LSR 6328's with 8 inch woofers. When the 5 inch Genelecs I was given to put together and run Lil Mama's studio blew out on the first night, I suggested the LSR's and they provided more than enough low end for the rest of their stay. I'll review those another time.
I once bought a pair of KRK 5 inch rok-it's and they were terrible. Sounded shitty (loose) and broke within the year, I only bought them because they were cheap and I figured since I'd use them in my apartment they'd do the trick. Not really, they just kinda sucked and I worked less. So I went to the store looking for something of that size but with some type of quality, where I can feel like I'm doing real work and not just basic scratch tracks. I spent time and listened to a bunch of smaller drivers, trying the KRK's last because of my previous experience. When I finally heard them they were by far the best of the bunch to my ears. And there was actually some low end that didn't feel like trickery.
I've been using the VXT 4's in my bedroom for a couple months now. They're still impressing me, giving me a natural sounding perspective on my music. The low low end isn't really that accessible because they're only 4 inches, but I could feel a little bit when adjusting that range how much space it was taking up and my mixes have been translating to other stereos even better than when I was using the JBLS everyday. Overall the low end that they can reproduce is really punchy and tight.
The best part of these speakers are the mid range and the upper mid range which are totally tight and revealing. This is all I need for a small room, I can listen at low volumes and feel very comfortable with what I'm doing still getting plenty of punch. When I crank the volume it's really loud, they also have built in limiters. These monitors really are a good buy for anyone in a small room or apartment. Check these out if you don't want low end trickery and high end hype, but you need pro quality and a consumer price.
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D.O.T. featuring Peter Toh
Adam Schleichkorn
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Adam Schleichkorn,
Hidden Track TV,
Music,
Peter Toh,
Videos
D.O.T. and Peter Toh perform in the hallway in Brooklyn. This song is brand new, and they are still deciding on a title. Check out our channel for more videos from Peter Toh and D.O.T. and subscribe!
Also Check Out -
http://www.myspace.com/petertohmusic
http://www.myspace.com/dotbx
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http://www.myspace.com/petertohmusic
http://www.myspace.com/dotbx
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