Monday, May 3, 2010
Cody Chestnutt - "Come Back Like Spring"
Cody is a musical genius and he proves it over and over again. We will never understand why he chooses live his life in seclusion dropping gems like this sparadically once every year or so....maybe it's his way of putting his all in every song and cultivating it like an organic garden so that it is pure and untainted. Even after being sought after by some of the biggest music labels in the industry he has refused to compromise the integrity of his music for fame and fortune. Eventhough I along with many others long for another full length project from him, I can honestly say that I'm just as satisfied with one Cody Chestnutt song as I would be with a lot of artists entire catalogue....
A skill I wish to one day master
There is definitely an art to effectively using space in your home. This pic from architectural designers Louis Molina and Laurent Turin's "Echo House" is a media junky's heaven. The sliding door actually dubs as a projection screen for an HD projector. I long for a basement of this magnitude one day...
Friday, April 30, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Apricot dir. by Ben Briand
This very interesting short film was brought to my attention by a good friend.
Ben Briand - Apricot from Paraskevi Koutouba on Vimeo.
Ben Briand - Apricot from Paraskevi Koutouba on Vimeo.
Monday, April 26, 2010
M.I.A. "Born Free" (Video) dir. Romain Gavras
M.I.A, Born Free from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
M.I.A. was quoted earlier referring to Lady Gaga as somebody whose music doesn't reflect her "envelope pushing" style. She compared Gaga's work to basically the rest of the "pop" music that holds the radio airwaves hostage. This song and video gives us a glimpse of what "pushing the envelope" really should be.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Everybody trying to get that Avatar money!!!
The limited edition Air Max 90 "Na'vi". Rumor has it that only 5 pair where made. That's 5 pair too many in my opinion.....
Monday, April 19, 2010
Black Eyed Peas (Pre-Fergie)
Most won't remember Black Eyed Peas pre 'Elephunk', the album that introduced Fergie as a new member of the group. That in my eyes is a crime. Behind the Front was Black Eyed Peas debut album. It is arguably one of the greatest hip-hop debut albums from a group. Driven by production from Wil-I-am, this album broke stereotypes of what West Coast hip hop was all about . It was hip hop at it's purest and transcended coasts at a time when tentions between east and west had reached a boiling point. It's because of this album I've given Black Eyed Peas a lifetime pass for crossing over. Do yourself a favor and check this album out, you will be pleasantly surprised and your ears will be forever grateful.
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