David M. Helman a réalisé ce superbe clip pour illustrer le morceau ‘Asphyxiated’ de Moors, duo musical composé de l’acteur et MC Keith Stanfield et du producteur HH. De superbes images autour de l’acteur, autour d’une étrange noyade, permettant de montrer tout le talent du réalisateur. Une vidéo à découvrir dans la suite.
La société CapsusFilms a réalisé le premier clip du groupe français Monarque appelé ‘Liberty is Your Choice’. Tournée dans les Pyrénées, cette création s’attarde sur un personnage retiré du monde, en proie avec ses démons. L’ensemble est à découvrir en images et en vidéo dans la suite de l’article.
Thelonious Monk: Paris 1969 A never before released concert film and audio recording of Thelonious Monk’s late-career concert at the Salle Pleyel in Paris will finally be made available to the public on 25 November from Blue Note Records. Monk, a self-taught musician,…
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Le duo de réalisateurs français WeAreFromLA a réalisé pour le morceau « Happy » de Pharrell Williams un clip étalé sur 24 heures, réunissant sur le site 24 hours of Happy 360 plans séquences filmés à Los Angeles. Une version de 4 minutes dévoilant quelques guests, à l’image d’Odd Future ou encore de Jamie Foxx.
Look no further for your Thanksgiving dinner soundtrack, design fans, because Karim Rashid has cut an album. The globe-trotting bundle of hot-pink charisma has added electro-pop music composer to his resume with “Change the World,” released this week on iTunes. The EP, which includes three songs in eight mixtastic variations, features the vocal stylings of Rashid transmogrified through Auto-Tune and set against pulsating dance beats.
The lead track, “Nutopia,” a musing on love and design (“I fell in love one too many times / I designed one too many things”), sounds like a brooding robot’s cover of Tom Tom Club, which is to say we’ve had it playing on a loop since Tuesday. Many of the lyrics—heavy on dreams for a fluid, biomorphic world—recall Rashid’s 2001 manifesto, “I Want to Change the World,” while “Love Kolor” is a more playful pop arrangement about his chromatic obsession (rage on beige!) in a gray, gray world. Think pink!
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Dezeen Music Project: viewers of the first official video for American musician Bob Dylan’s Like A Rolling Stone can change channels that mimic TV formats to watch people lip-syncing to the 1965 track.
The interactive video by digital agency Interlude allows the viewer to swap between channels and watch different presenters and characters sing along to Dylan’s iconic track.
The 16 channels include a financial market update, a live cooking demonstration and sports highlights. One features archive footage of Dylan himself singing the track.
You can also watch a couple flirt in a romantic comedy or an argument on a soap opera, all while mouthing the track’s lyrics.
“I’m using the medium of television to look back right at us – you’re flipping yourself to death with switching channels [in real life],” director Vania Heymann told Mashable.
Buttons on a panel down the left hand side of the screen and up and down keyboard buttons are used to flick between the channels, bringing up an info bar with the channel’s name, number and description each time.
This is the first official music video for the track, which has been created to coincide with the release of Bob Dylan’s CD box set The Complete Album Collection.
The song reached number two in the charts when it was released in 1965 and was voted Greatest Song of All Time by Rolling Stone magazine.
The film was made using software called Treehouse, which Interlude created themselves.
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We first came across Dustin Lynn’s visual creativity in connection with David de Rothschild’s Adventure Ecology initiative back in 2007. When we interviewed him last, Lynn was with de Rothchild on the Toxico Mission in…
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Lianne La Havas: Twice (Little Dragon cover) South London songstress Lianne La Havas is known for heartfelt songwriting as much as her soulful voice, but it turns out she can breathe new life into other artists’ work too—as evidenced by her cover of…
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Sometimes just looking at a certain comedian can make you giggle, and cult alt-comedy star Tim Heidecker is certainly one of them. Heidecker and his longtime partner in crime Eric Wareheim of Tim & Eric fame have been making audiences laugh (and sometimes…
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Mórimo is a multi-sensory instrument which helps the “listener” experience music beyond hearing. The structure is covered with an elastic membrane connected to an amplifier and transducers around a wooden resonance chamber. The device can be attached to any instrument or other sound source. The input is converted into vibration which can be felt throughout the tactile surface!
Designer: Justyna Zubrycka
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