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CNBLUE - Puzzle Official Music Video
CARLY RAE JEPSEN x MAYER HAWTHORNE.
Tru springtime hours— The Hood Internet are still on tour:
APR 15 » Knitting Factory, Brooklyn NY ° | http://bit.ly/hoodknit APR 20 » Turf Club, St Paul MN * | http://bit.ly/hoodturf APR 29 » Valley Bar, Phoenix AZ | http://bit.ly/hoodphx APR 30 » Club Congress, Tucson AZ | http://bit.ly/springaf MAY 6 » Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago IL ^ | http://bit.ly/hoodmca
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BIBI BOURELLY - SALLY
“SALLY IS _______ begins with telling the story behind Bibi’s song and profiling each of the unique individuals casted for the Sally music video. Each has their own unique perspective on life…with the stories to back it up. They are SALLIES. SALLY, at his or her core, is someone who shakes off hate, negativity, and bad vibes and maintains focus and energy on what is most important for him or her. SALLY is an identifier for like-minded people coming together towards a common goal. SALLY is the modern day, genderless Rosie the Riveter, a symbol for a new generation of people.” (long version)
Sally is a fucking jam, Bibi Bourellly is the best (short version).
When rising producer Steve James first revealed his debut original, Renaissance, featuring Clairity, it was obvious to me that there was going to be a long line of stupendous remixes coming our way. What surprised me was that it took several months before the sudden onslaught to occur, though I suppose this has a lot to do with the timing of an official remix package just released. Let’s followup on the string of remixes shared this past week with the latest impressive edit, one by California electronic duo ARMNHMR. The two give us a melodically exhilarating rendition of Renaissance, one with colossal build ups and crushing trap drops. Head over to iTunes to purchase the Renaissance Remix EP.
Miami’s SMLE prolongs his break from dropping breathtaking originals by revealing another fresh new remix, a vibes aplenty, wondrously lively edit of Ellie Goulding’s recent single Something In The Way You Move. Ellie’s breathily soaring vocals, which have become so well recognized and internationally loved in recent years, are accompanied by SMLE’s briskly vibrant future bass production. It’s a crisply refreshing experience, particularly late at night after a long day. Though it’s still early in the week, I’m ready to hit the town and dance the night away to SMLE’s lusciously buoyant remix. Download the remix for free, here.
Watch Joanna Newsom’s Ethereal Performance on Seth Meyers
In addition to her performance, Newsom sat down with Meyers to discuss the challenges of touring with a harp early in her career as well as her reactions to having her music described as “elf-like.” Newsom also told the story of how she met her husband Andy Samberg, whom Meyers worked with during his time on Saturday Night Live.
Watch the video here.
Check out this playlist on @8tracks: Clear skies and sunshine by anntreehugger.
New playlist! My picks for Spring 2016! Follow and listen on @Spotify - trq http://smarturl.it/teganspotify
BONUS EPISODE 13: Phife Forever
Ayyyy in this bonus ep Fatima and Alesia are joined by fellow rap nerds, Danielle and Yodith, to pay homage to Phife Dawg and discuss the impact A Tribe Called Quest had on all of us.
Episode 2: Ike & Tina Turner - River Deep, Mountain High (Original 1966 Phil Spector’s Wall of Sound Recording)
For the sophomore episode of Play it Back, we continue our story time with writer, filmmaker, and former financial trader Adam Linn. He shares how a whole different shade of Tina Turner guided him like a guardian angel in a rollicking blind drive over San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge during a dark time in his youth in the 1990s.
About Adam Linn
Adam Linn is an NPR contributor, novelist, essayist, and committed New Yorker. Linn is the rare humorist who can get audiences to laugh out loud, while at the same time making them question their assumptions about the world around them. His work includes the award winning novel American Sexy, which describes what happens when an evil reality TV host turns his followers into monsters (sound eerily familiar?), and the personal essay Blind Ninja, recently adapted for NPR’s Snap Judgement, in which Linn tells the story of stealing sex tapes at a school for the blind.
Five Facts About “River Deep, Mountain High”
1. The song’s co-writer (w/Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich) and producer Phil Spector – sought after by clients such as The Beatles and The Ramones for his ultra dense, large-ensemble Wall of Sound production method – would go on to proclaim the track as the best work of his career. But the tune’s biggest splash was confined across the pond in the U.K., where it peaked at #3 on the charts for first-release singles. It did, though, make a mark as #33 on Rolling Stone magazine’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time list in 2004.
2. Tina Turner was only 26 years old when the original 1966 promo recording of this song (also the title track of the artist’s second album with Ike Turner) was being recorded, but her saga of drama with Ike had already begun. Spector paid Ike $20,000 and promised to credit his name in the song (though only Tina’s vocals would be used) if the man stayed away from the studio and from Tina during the creative process. To put this into perspective, the production of the song itself cost $22,000 – a stupefying amount back then and $163,633.64 in today’s dollars. To put this further into perspective, NPR estimated in 2011 that a pop song by Rihanna cost about $78,000 to churn out.
3. The recording process was further dramatized when it was featured in Tina’s Oscar-nominated biopic What’s Love Got to Do With It in 1993.
4. At the apex of the American Civil Rights Movement, the aesthetic of the production hit some listeners as something removed from the R&B/soul sound, and prompted criticism that the artist had diverged from her musical roots.
5. The song would go on to be covered by an eclectic variety of legendary artists, ranging from The Four Tops and The Supremes of Motown glory to soft rocker Harry Nilsson to English rockers Deep Purple to blockbuster French Canadian chanteuse Céline Dion.
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Watch: The cast of OITNB parody Kimmy Schmidt’s “Peeno Noir” with “Honey Jar”
When one of your favorite tv shows parodies another one of your favorite shows -Mabinty
This shit is lit
I’m fucking here for this shit.
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Have I said before how much I love male/female harmonies? Because I do.
Watch Margo Price Play A Foot-Stomping Southern Soul-Rocker
You can watch more songs from her set at our SXSW showcase on the site! Margo Price, y’all.
Big Wave Riders - Escaping the City
Caught these a few years ago on a YVYNYL Mixtape before they went dark. Glad to see their back in the thick of things.
Songs We Love: Cloudland Canyon, ‘Psychic Insistent’
Hear Cloudland Canyon reach for the long, deep light on "Psychic Insistent,” a cut of psychedelic music that approaches pop. The song features production from Sonic Boom, formerly of Spaceman 3, who also produced Panda Bear.