Showing posts with label sound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sound. Show all posts

Thursday, August 14

lykke li


Little Bit by young Swedish born singer- songwriter Lykke Li.
I have been love loving this song since my brother kindly added it to my iTunes last month and out of my desire to share with you, I discovered the beautiful music video on youtube.
How about that shooting location? What a space! What light! It's gorgeous.
In admiration, I looked at photography director's, Mattias Montero's, website and learned that he actually directed this video for Bat for Lashes, which, as it happens, I fell in love with right around this same time last year. So, might I recommend watching a few of his music videos to find what other delights his eye is responsible for.

Now, watch this video from Lykke Li's Black Cab Session recording of I'm Good, I'm Gone along with her two band mates from back in April.

While you are out and about, listen to some other Black Cab Sessions. Black Cab Sessions is a series of one-song performances by musicians and poets recorded in the back of a black cab and filmed for an internet audience. It's a fabulous concept. I'm wild about it.

Friday, June 6

rise up with fists


Jenny Lewis and the Watson Twins' music video for Rise Up with Fists.
Styling by Shirley Kurata. Directed by Autumn de Wilde.

As a side note, I've started watching Green Acres on dvd. (which might point to why I was so into this particular video). Uncle Joe is my favorite. He makes me laugh and reminds me of my own Uncle Kent.

Wednesday, March 12

not quite relevant...



The Fox Confessor Brings the Flood, an album originally released by Neko Case in March of 2006 is now on vinyl. I've been waiting for this for since I got a record player as a graduation gift last May, so today is a very happy day for me.

Saturday, February 16

little dragon

Thursday, November 29

Phonofone II


Everything old is new again. I delight in the victories of classic concepts to return in the name of utility and beauty, such as this exciting and handsome new design (patent-pending) from the fellas over at Science and Sons.

Thursday, September 13

Andrew Bird


Video: A Nervous Tic Motion of the Head, Andrew Bird
He's one of my very very favorites. See him tonight at the Variety Playhouse in L5P, Atlanta.
It's Kelsey's 18th Birthday!!!

spoiler alert!:
(this is what I got her.)

from Melabo at Etsy.

Thursday, August 30

X-mas Mix Tapes for Everyone!


It's the end of August - time to start my holiday shopping...
Can I call them miX-mas tapes? No? Yeah, that's retarded.

I am actually making a mix tape to send to a friend far away.
I kinda love these sleeves on etsy. Nothing to go crazy about, but if you are going to go crazy spending hours perfecting a mix-tape, you might as deliver it in style.

sleeve by amatodesgin at Etsy

My far away friend is also getting a hand-made postcard. Ingredients: blank watercolor postcard, wheat paste, embroidery thread, and this...

I'll post a picture of the end product, and hopefully promises will lead me out of procrastination.

image from Home and Garden photography archives


MIXT, an art show revolving around the mixtape, features over 25 artists, including my dear friend Margaret Wright opened and auctioned itself off last weekend at the MINT gallery.


A stream of mash-ups from mashuptown.com
Rehab (Can't Help Myself) is my fave. I'm a sucker for motown.

an end note on mixtapes, thanks to Germon over at thoughtmarker

"The making of a great compilation tape, like breaking up, is hard to do and takes ages longer than it might seem. You gotta kick off with a killer, to grab attention. Then you got to take it up a notch, but you don't wanna blow your wad, so then you got to cool it off a notch. There are a lot of rules." -Rob, High Fidelity