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Let's Go To War

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Location: Toronto, Canada

Website: http://myspace.com/letsgotowarmusic

Bio: Toronto’s electro-hop DJ/production duo Let’s Go To War are the newest vessel to be seen riding the wave of electro-hop that has been causing devastation ... (more) across the music world like a tsunami in the past year. Their debut album, Karmageddon, will be released on Last Gang Records on August 18th in North America.

Comprised of the dynamic twosome of PJ, aka Jet Brown, and TKTK, Let’s Go To War cause a stir wherever they go, and their electrifying debut record is set to be their most compelling work to date. Beginning with the first official single Don’t Love Me and its accompanying video—directed by emerging Canadian talent, Aaron A., who has previously worked on projects with Nelly Furtado, Shiloh and Jully Black— Karmageddon is set to storm the music world in true Let’s Go To War fashion. In 2008, the band revealed their talent for making people talk when they released the hit track Burning Down The Disco and garnered critical praise across the globe while landing tour dates with the likes of MIA and Santogold.

With so many accolades under their belt and heavy hitters in their repertoire—including production credits for Britney Spears and remixes for The Music, The Whip and The Carps—Let’s Go To War are poised to be a force to be reckoned with, which, if their rallying cry of a name is any indication, is exactly what they intended to be. With influences ranging from Bob Dylan to Jay-Z, Herbie Hancock to Daft Punk, and Outkast to Alan Parsons Project, Let’s Go To War refuse to be pigeonholed, and demand even the most hardened of critics to question their ideas about genre.

It is their unwillingness to compromise and refusal to conform to the limitations of genre that is constantly pushing Let’s Go To War to new heights. Their name, a rallying cry and assurance that they will never surrender is your revolution invitation, and it is delivered to your door courtesy of the most fearsome of groove freedom fighters.

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