CRATERY

Something intangible about a song makes it a summer joint. It just feels like summer. Like a pair of trusty flip flops, ... Read more

The first time I went record shopping with Lord Finesse I had an epiphany. I realized that I was diggin’ in the crates w... Read more

All over the map. Definitely the best way to describe Cratery 41. British Prog. Latin libraries. And rural weirdo. Yes, ... Read more

Bozack Morris loves music. 90’s R&B? New rap? 70’s funk? Library records? He’s got an opinion. And it’s an informed ... Read more

Before DJ’s began coveting 12”s and the mp3 single defined today’s music market, the average consumer would purchase the... Read more

No matter how much we genre-hop on Cratery, soul remains a consistent ingredient in our monthly stew. Kaewonder sets off... Read more

We lost our dear friend Masimba “Son of S.O.U.L.” Kadzirange recently. Needless to say, it’s been pretty rough around Cr... Read more

Our dude Jake One happened to be in town for a beat battle a few months back, so it was only right for us to record anot... Read more

I find myself divided on the issue of record collecting and secrecy in the social media age. Some collectors are happy t... Read more

The 2nd part of our double Cratery with Aki of Cosmos Records in Toronto. After killing us with the “Astro-Disc” joint o... Read more

The OST Edition I’m a sucker for a good soundtrack. The covers alone are usually worth the price of admission. Composers... Read more

The Canadian content on Cratery is at an all-time high. Could be the influence of our bi-coastal brethren Sipreano and B... Read more

More Cratery Baby. My mans Kaewonder and I have successfully managed to run our monthly dig diary for 10 months without ... Read more

L.A. raised DJ and label owner Randy “Hotthobo” Ellis was in town guesting at Toronto’s Modern Funk Fest, and our hommie... Read more

Both the hommie Kaewonder and I recently spent some time on the left coast. This month’s Cratery represents the fruits o... Read more

I’ve messed with Mayer Hawthorne from the first time I heard his cover of the New Holidays’ overlooked soul classic Mayb... Read more

With DJ Serious spending the summer in NYC, Cratery 31 was the first of a series of episodes recorded in advance of his ... Read more

The straight up vinyl savagery among the crew seems to be rising exponentially of late. For followers of this podcast, t... Read more

Alister Johnson AKA Catalist Toronto is full of vinyl nerds. And Cratery gives us the opportunity to connect with some o... Read more

Much of the black cultural experience in Toronto is rooted in the Caribbean. The food. The slang. The style. And of cour... Read more