
Future Classics is a #Vancouver based #Canadian #Electronic music blog with aim to highlight local, Canadian and international artists. For the love of music.
Joined October 2011
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We Grew Up Watching Canadian TV Degrassi, ReBoot, Goosebumps, Arthur, all were made here 🇨🇦
Then the rules changed. In 1999 the CRTC dropped the Canadian drama spending rule. In 2015 the daytime Cancon quota went from 55% to 0
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2 CHAINZ 🚨
A WEEK IN PARIS.
• Interpolates Ye’s ‘Can’t Tell Me Nothing’
• Off his new album ‘Playaz Only Live Once,’ prod. Statik Selektah, out December 4th
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Vancouver Showcase vol. 4 - Presley Gray
on.soundcloud.com/OUvEdLyeAR……
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Thanks @_futureclassics for writing about our latest tune w/ @killyourutopia ♾️🔮
futureclassics.ca/2026/10/28…
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Vancouver Showcase vol. 3 with RDGO
on.soundcloud.com/jcd5gCrPaA…
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“Living well is the best revenge, so f*ck em all.”
“Thanks to everybody in this room for coming out, and if you didn’t make it, f*ck em.”
- Drake at his 40th birthday party
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Introducing a new identity for Apple Music, physically shaped by an original composition from @fredagainagain1 and NEST Acoustics.
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Apple Music have officially rebranded their logo 🔥
Fred again.. and NEST Acoustics have created an original composition to mark the change.
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Check us on the new @hypem app. A seemless way to listen through all recent posts .
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Nathan Fielder and a spot-on Elizabeth Holmes impersonator stepped up to a studio mic, rocking matching black turtlenecks for an unexpected hip-hop lip-sync session.
They effortlessly drop lines, hit arm waves, and lock eyes with pure, unbothered intensity.
The most unsettling detail? Her wide-eyed, unblinking stare remains completely unbroken the entire time she's lip-syncing!
Honestly, the fake deep voice might’ve actually worked in a rap battle



























