Esthero

Aphrodite tonight...

Esthero. "That Girl." Breath from Another, SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT, 1998.

Told you she was good. Here's more Esthero, channeling a little bit of that Milla Jovovitch vibe out of The Fifth Element in this music video, filmed in Toronto. Plus, we get to see those classic Rocket streetcars.

Music video by Esthero performing That Girl. (C) 1998 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

Get blessed by the beat pharmacy

Black Eyed Peas, Esthero. "Weekends." Bridging The Gap, Interscope Records, 2000.

Some might say this is slightly deviating from my intentions to feature only Canadian artists this week, but here I go anyway because this one is such hot fire...

Some of you might remember the other-worldly, ethereal Esthero, who hails from our beloved theatrical town of Stratford, Ontario. She brings her smooth vocals to the hook on this track from B.E.P.'s finest record, before they got all tangled up with that Fergie noise.

🎶 Jumping music, swift DJs
Smoke machines and laser rays
Look out weekend cause, here I come
Because weekends... 🎶
Music video by Black Eyed Peas performing Weekend. (C) 2000 Interscope

This is a re-quest, Mr. Radio Man

Black Eyed Peas, Macy Gray. "Request + Line/ Empire Strikes Black." Bridging The Gap, Interscope Records, 2000.

Remember this album? Well, if you don't, there was a time when, before Fergie and all that shit, the B.E.P. were a good hip-hop crew, touting positive lyrics and collaborating with some of the best producers, lyricists, and vocalists out there at the time -- Bridging The Gap alone featured guest appearances from Common, Les Nubians, Macy Gray, Chali 2na of Jurassic 5 & Ozomatli, Esthero, Mos Def, and Wyclef Jean.

Throwing things back to the 2000s to start the week off right.

(For those of you who like finding those secret tracks, skip ahead to the 4:57 mark, or just wait through the silence in between.)

Music video by The Black Eyed Peas performing Request Line. (C) 2000 Interscope Records