Chiddy Bang is to the booming new hip hop-electronic fusion genre of “mashup” music what Jay-Z was to rap in the ’90s: an underestimated pioneer. Between master sampler Xaphoon Jones (Noah Beresin) and fierce freestyle rapper Chidera “Chiddy” Anamange, Chiddy Bang has more talent in its little finger than the biggest remix DJs of New York and L.A. These Philly boys, formerly students at Drexel University, have done their city proud.

I’m stuck in New York City, having just missed my train home. Of course, my smart phone should come to the rescue. In minutes, I have navigated the Web on my Palm Pre Plus (an iPhone knockoff) and entered Megabus’s schedule page, where I locate the soonest bus I’m hoping to catch. But I can’t get past the “Book Now” button! It’s small and hard to find and leads me only to a blank screen. This is the classic crisis of unusable technology in a digital age when everything should be usable. At Media has the solution.

Dr. Dog's sound takes you back in time to a recording style that is unique and speaks to you personally. We had one of our writers Edan Cohen, sit down with the "Dr." of sound Bill Moriarty, Dr. Dog's Sound Engineer and studio owner, to discuss the new technologies used to record Dr. Dog's new album - Shame, Shame.