Check out the new blog I spent all day created here. I’m working on getting a new banner, so don’t comment on that, but I’m interested to hear what you think otherwise.
In the meantime, check out Episode 3 with Person L and The Courtesy Tier.
BBS Episode 3/Created a new blog
31 08 2010Comments : 2 Comments »
Tags: backyard, backyard brunch sessions, brunch, cooking show, episode, kenny vasoli, Live Music, music video, person l, personL, The Courtesy Tier, the starting line
Categories : Backyard Brunch Sessions, Live Music
The Canon Logic’s music video for “Dead Man”
25 08 2010Me and the TCL guys go way back, so I’m glad to see them picking up steam (including a headlining slot at Bowery Ballroom a couple months ago). Here’s their first ever music video (I think?) for the song “Dead Man” off their album FM Arcade. If you like the song, you can download it for FREE.
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Tags: Bowery Ballroom, Brooklyn, dead man, free music, indie rock, music video, the canon logic
Categories : Album Review
Hip-Hop Zelda
18 08 2010Literally last Saturday (as in 4 days ago) my old college roommate Dan got married yet he still makes time to send me ridiculous emails. That being said, last night (as in 3 days after his wedding) he made a point to email me a link to a YouTube video where MF Doom was mashed with Zelda music.
Turns out there’s an entire album of this type of music with Busta, Aesop Rock, Common, Jay-Z, Clipse, and more…
There are so many horrible mashup albums out there, but this works somehow and I love it (with the exception of the Dr. Dre track).
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Tags: aesop rock, album, busta, busta rhymes, clipse, common, Dr. Dre, hip-hop, hiphop, jay-z, jayz, Legend of Zelda, mashup, mf doom, nintendo, Ocarina of Time, rap, Snoop, YouTube, youtuve, zelda
Categories : Album Review, Creative Music Marketing
VOTE FOR MY SXSW PANEL TODAY
27 08 2010Description: In this panel you’ll learn from marketers, promoters, and new school/old school biz experts on how to promote your music outside of the online space. We’ll discuss successful 360 marketing methods, creating personal connections, the importance of passion, doing what frightens you, and learning that to the most important part of being online is being offline.
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Tags: david chaitt, for orchestra, marketing, music, music biz, music conference, offline, social media, SXSW, walt ribeiro
Categories : Career Advice, Creative Music Marketing, Industry Commentary, Music Tech