Antidote Magazine | The Remedy is Diversity

New Years Eve, a day of new beginnings. It’s a day meant to remember your accomplishments from the past year, forget the ills, and to look forward to a clean slate of possibilities. When we celebrate the New Year, we do so by attending lavish parties, dancing the night away, and secretly hoping that we get that New Years kiss when the clock strikes twelve.

R&B is an ever-expanding and changing genre, especially in 2012… if you’re a man. Frank Ocean, Migeul, and The Weeknd all rose to higher notoriety and famethanks, in part, to their minimalist beats and crisp falsettos. They brought fresh sounds and perspectives and reinvigorated the likes of Usher, with “Climax” being a direct result of the Weeknd and Drake.

The Burlesque superstar Roxi DLite sits down with Antidote and gets personal. The sultry Miss Exotic World 2010 from Windsor Ontario doesn’t hold back when it comes to her thoughts on stripping , where you can take her to eat, Jazz and her current relationship status. Who would of thought Windsor was home to one the most vivacious woman in the world!

Santigold has recorded a track for the HBO’s hit Girls that will be on the series’ first soundtrack. A simple song that brings out the fun of Santigold. Check out the track below, as well as the indie-twenty-something tracklist stylings of Girls-Volume 1. [media url=”http://antidotemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/F09VbytyeNnn.128.mp3″ width=”690″ height”25″] [note] Girls – Volume 1: Music from the HBO Original Series (Standard Edition)
01 Robyn: “Dancing on My Own”
02 fun.: