1. J'Von + Ackryte - "Go" 2013 (SEATTLE MUSIC) J'Von is one of Seattle's greatest assets. He was this good 2 years ago and just keeps getting better. His latest album featuring Blu and Ackryte, Raw Beats, is available to purchase on vinyl on fatbeats.com.
2. Astro King Phoenix - "Earth Sky" 2014 (SEATTLE MUSIC) Astro King Phoenix is a full time artist and great human being. He is part of the rising wave of Seattle art on its way out into the world. He's made a ton of great videos with Wolf Delux (live painter etc.), who've both performed a few times at The Crocodile Back Bar. Check out this epic flyer for the fifth show I ever booked made by Mad Max Wallace.
3. Benjamin Clementine - "Condolence" 2014 I want to go on this same walk, I'm gonna wear shoes though. I love this song even more because I can't listen to it on Soundcloud or Spotify, the mystery is still there.
4. Silver Jackson - "The Life I Live" 2012 I'm proud to say that my first show booked outside of The Crocodile is Silver Jackson of Homeskillet Fest with Kristi Lane Sinclair, Erik Blood, Tay Sean, and OCnotes on June 21 at Sunset Tavern.
5. Will Butler - "Anna" 2015 It's kinda Thom Yorke-y meets Future Islands.
6. Tinashe - "Bated Breath" 2015 I'm down with Tinashe but without the visuals, this song wouldn't do it for me. The video makes me want to go on more road trips, not like I needed a boost.
7. Manatee Commune - "Lovely" 2013 One of Bellingham's finest, he would pair nicely with James Blake.
8. Dex Amora, Zuke Saga, and J'Von - "Dex Dynamite Saga Pt. 1" 2013 (SEATTLE MUSIC) I can't say enough good things about these guys. They've played at The Crocodile at least 5 times in the last six months because they make great music and are wonderful to be around.
9. Spooky Black - "DJ Khaled Is My Father" 2014 This kid is 16 years old, I can't wait to see how he progresses.
10. Marz Léon - "WHITELIONZ" 2015 Hodgy Beats (the Odd Future member in the video) don't give a fuck, he'll wear white and lay on the ground and stuff. Maybe he got the idea from SZA, who spread her white sweater on the ground in her video for "Babylon."
The original Ten Music Videos With Nature Scenes can be found here.
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Saturday, February 21, 2015
Ten Music Videos With The Whole Posse
1. Joey Bada$$ - "Big Dusty" 2014 The Pro Era team is still killin' it, Joey especially. The dude at :06 is a Jarv Dee doppelganger.
Pause and see what I mean...
2. BADBADNOTGOOD feat. Leland Whitty - "UVM" 2012 It's hard to watch this without pausing for cereal.
3. Intelligent Hoodlum - "The Posse (Shoot Em Up)" 1993 This is the first track on the Posse Soundtrack. I have a VHS tape with Intelligent Hoodlum performing this song Live on BET (and many other early 90's music videos), it's one of my most prized possessions.
4. Seinabo Sey - "Younger" 2014 Swedes have the chillest parties. I'm looking forward to hearing and seeing what she does with the buzz she created with this song.
5. ILOVEMAKONNEN - "Tuesday" 2014 This song always makes me think of Stop Biting! Tuesdays at Lo-Fi.
6. Queen Latifah - "Just Another Day" 1993 It must have been quite a neighborhood spectacle when they rolled in the lift for the video shoot. It's an advanced posse shot.
Some Seattle artists covered this song last year...
Mic Flont, Gabriel Teodros, Ka.lil, + Jillthy - "Just Another Day" 2013 It's a pretty great cover and I love to see music celebrating our city. Eric Miller makes pretty great videos.
7. Lords Of The Underground - "Neva Faded" 1994 Backwards down the step twirl skills on lock. More Rappers Behind Fences from the Keepers Of The Funk album.
8. Dead Prez - "Hip Hop"2000 This is some classic shit right here. Dead Prez will be at Nectar Lounge on April 24 with Grayskul.
9. Kendrick Lamar - "i" 2014 It's a happy Kendrick song! I think it's great that he's mixing it up, that's what life is all about.
10. Homeboy Sandman - "Anything" 2014 He's such a charismatic dude that he doesn't even need a good beat to keep my attention.
Pause and see what I mean...
2. BADBADNOTGOOD feat. Leland Whitty - "UVM" 2012 It's hard to watch this without pausing for cereal.
3. Intelligent Hoodlum - "The Posse (Shoot Em Up)" 1993 This is the first track on the Posse Soundtrack. I have a VHS tape with Intelligent Hoodlum performing this song Live on BET (and many other early 90's music videos), it's one of my most prized possessions.
4. Seinabo Sey - "Younger" 2014 Swedes have the chillest parties. I'm looking forward to hearing and seeing what she does with the buzz she created with this song.
5. ILOVEMAKONNEN - "Tuesday" 2014 This song always makes me think of Stop Biting! Tuesdays at Lo-Fi.
6. Queen Latifah - "Just Another Day" 1993 It must have been quite a neighborhood spectacle when they rolled in the lift for the video shoot. It's an advanced posse shot.
Some Seattle artists covered this song last year...
Mic Flont, Gabriel Teodros, Ka.lil, + Jillthy - "Just Another Day" 2013 It's a pretty great cover and I love to see music celebrating our city. Eric Miller makes pretty great videos.
7. Lords Of The Underground - "Neva Faded" 1994 Backwards down the step twirl skills on lock. More Rappers Behind Fences from the Keepers Of The Funk album.
8. Dead Prez - "Hip Hop"2000 This is some classic shit right here. Dead Prez will be at Nectar Lounge on April 24 with Grayskul.
9. Kendrick Lamar - "i" 2014 It's a happy Kendrick song! I think it's great that he's mixing it up, that's what life is all about.
10. Homeboy Sandman - "Anything" 2014 He's such a charismatic dude that he doesn't even need a good beat to keep my attention.
Labels:
BADBADNOTGOOD,
Dead Prez,
Drake,
Gabriel Teodros,
Homeboy Sandman,
ILOVEMAKONNEN,
Intelligent Hoodlum,
Joey Bada$$,
Ka.lil,
Kendrick Lamar,
Lists,
Lords Of The Underground,
Mic Flont,
Queen Latifah,
Seinabo Sey
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Ten More Music Videos with Food
The full collection of Food Music Videos is ready for #YouTubeNchill 'n.
1. Superior - "My Whole World" 2015 Finding this song reminded me that spending hours on the internet looking for music is exactly the shit I love most. Superior has been making music since the 90s and is currently on the Dezi Belle label out of Berlin, Germany. Props to the kids in the video for their entrepreneurial spirit, they are going to take over the world.
2. Run The Jewels - "Blockbuster Night Part 1" 2014 El-P and Killer Mike are way better rappers than EMTs. Self promotion is also one of their great skills.
3. Freddie Gibbs + Madlib - "Harolds" 2014 I love Madlib's instrumentals. When the guns, violence, and bitches are optional, I'll always go without.
4. Mndsgn - "Frugality, Zen, + Homewards" 2014 A truly weird (AKA great) video from Stones Throw artist Mndsgn. He'll be at Barboza on Sunday, February 22.
5. Jamil Suleman + Spekulation - "Curry N'A Hour" 2015 Jamil Suleman teamed up with the Internet Buzz Master Spekulation for his song about the realest of real...making dinner. He'll be performing at the March Home Slice at The Crocodile Back Bar. Home Slice is a monthly showcase of local Hip Hop that I curate with Andrew Savoie of Nu Era.
Proud to say that Jamil was one of the teachers of my UW Hip Hop Class in Spring 2012 along with Third Andresen PhD and John Eklof. That was the class that made me realize what I should really be doing with my life. In the class we made an EP, a blog, and had an Album Release Party. Here's a link to a video filmed at the show. We made a bunch of music videos, here's the link to our YouTube page. This was the video that truly captured the experience You can play Where's Waldo for me in the video if you know what I look like.
6. Bocafloja - "Aire" 2013 It seems like this rapper from Mexico City knows what's up. He's spreading positive messages with his music, I love that shit.
7. Doomtree - "Final Boss" 2015 I assure you that no Doomtree members were harmed in the making of this video. They are in fine shape and looking forward to the Seattle stop of their All Hands Tour. My ReignCity team is hosting their March 9 show at Neumos with Hellfyre Club and Transit.
8. INXS - "Beautiful Girl" 1993 One of those 90s jams that never gets old to me. INXS had the cuts.
9. Keyboard Kid - "BasedExorcism" 2012 (SEATTLE MUSIC) I love that he made a Twin Peaks inspired video. There's a handful of corn @ 2:16.
10. The Fat Boys - "All You Can Eat" 1985 From the epic 80s movie, Krush Groove. A must watch for any Hip Hop fan.
Here's the link to the original Ten Music Videos Featuring Food from January 2013. It has They Live, Illa J, Beach House, Mayer Hawthorne, Glass Candy, De La Soul, and more....
1. Superior - "My Whole World" 2015 Finding this song reminded me that spending hours on the internet looking for music is exactly the shit I love most. Superior has been making music since the 90s and is currently on the Dezi Belle label out of Berlin, Germany. Props to the kids in the video for their entrepreneurial spirit, they are going to take over the world.
2. Run The Jewels - "Blockbuster Night Part 1" 2014 El-P and Killer Mike are way better rappers than EMTs. Self promotion is also one of their great skills.
3. Freddie Gibbs + Madlib - "Harolds" 2014 I love Madlib's instrumentals. When the guns, violence, and bitches are optional, I'll always go without.
4. Mndsgn - "Frugality, Zen, + Homewards" 2014 A truly weird (AKA great) video from Stones Throw artist Mndsgn. He'll be at Barboza on Sunday, February 22.
5. Jamil Suleman + Spekulation - "Curry N'A Hour" 2015 Jamil Suleman teamed up with the Internet Buzz Master Spekulation for his song about the realest of real...making dinner. He'll be performing at the March Home Slice at The Crocodile Back Bar. Home Slice is a monthly showcase of local Hip Hop that I curate with Andrew Savoie of Nu Era.
Proud to say that Jamil was one of the teachers of my UW Hip Hop Class in Spring 2012 along with Third Andresen PhD and John Eklof. That was the class that made me realize what I should really be doing with my life. In the class we made an EP, a blog, and had an Album Release Party. Here's a link to a video filmed at the show. We made a bunch of music videos, here's the link to our YouTube page. This was the video that truly captured the experience You can play Where's Waldo for me in the video if you know what I look like.
6. Bocafloja - "Aire" 2013 It seems like this rapper from Mexico City knows what's up. He's spreading positive messages with his music, I love that shit.
7. Doomtree - "Final Boss" 2015 I assure you that no Doomtree members were harmed in the making of this video. They are in fine shape and looking forward to the Seattle stop of their All Hands Tour. My ReignCity team is hosting their March 9 show at Neumos with Hellfyre Club and Transit.
8. INXS - "Beautiful Girl" 1993 One of those 90s jams that never gets old to me. INXS had the cuts.
9. Keyboard Kid - "BasedExorcism" 2012 (SEATTLE MUSIC) I love that he made a Twin Peaks inspired video. There's a handful of corn @ 2:16.
10. The Fat Boys - "All You Can Eat" 1985 From the epic 80s movie, Krush Groove. A must watch for any Hip Hop fan.
Here's the link to the original Ten Music Videos Featuring Food from January 2013. It has They Live, Illa J, Beach House, Mayer Hawthorne, Glass Candy, De La Soul, and more....
Monday, February 16, 2015
Ten Great Live Performance Videos Part III
1. Filthy Fingers United Cassette Release Party 2014 Incredibly proud to say that this was the first show I ever booked in The Crocodile Back Bar. Diogenes is to FFU as Peanut Butter Wolf is to Stones Throw. I would love to help the 50+ Filthy Fingers United members be able to quit their day jobs to make music. They release a monthly themed compilation that I post on the ReignCity website on the 20th of every month.
2. Madlib Makes A Beat w/ Sony's MVR - "LA To Tokyo" 2014 I haven't seen Madlib live since Neumos 2007, that's way too long. I have only great memories of the show, but according to this article from The Stranger it was shitty.
3. Ol Dirty Bastard On Yo! MTV RAPS 1995? We miss you ODB.
4. FKA Twigs - "Hide" 2014 This is one of my favorite videos of all time. It's a bummer that the little kid had peed his pants for his YouTube debut. They filmed the visuals in Aztec ruins, which is fucking awesome. The percussion getting a bit wonky is part of why it is so great. I also appreciate the KEXP version.
5. Homeboy Sandman + Paul White - "Wade In The Water" 2014 Homeboy Sandman is one of my favorite rappers. My ReignCity team got to host his January 23 Bellingham show with Aesop Rock, Rob Sonic, DJ Abilities, and Dark Time Sunshine for the Hail Mary Mallon Tour. It was one of the best days ever.
6. Grape God - "Time Travel Television" 2014 Very proud to say that I brought some of Portland's most interesting artists to The Crocodile Back Bar on February 8. Grape God brought Slick Devious, Renaissance Coalition, and Soopah Eype up with him. Super genius OCnotes performed as well. I love that they used live footage and made it into Time Travel Television.
7. Brandy, MC Lyte, Yo-Yo, and Queen Latifah Are Still Down - "Live at BET Hip Hop Awards 2014" These Queens are still amazing. The audience shots are pretty great too.
8. Daughter - "Youth" NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert 2013 The original is a great song, but Budo's Remix of the song is incredible.
9. Shabazz Palaces - "Live On KEXP" 2014 (SEATTLE MUSIC) The Black Constellation is light years ahead of the rest.
10. Fink - "Warm Shadow" 2013 I got to see them at their show at The Crocodile back in October. I had never heard their music before and it was probably one of the best shows I've ever seen. "Warm Shadow" was featured on Walking Dead.
Here's the link to the original Ten Incredible Live Performance Videos and here's the link to the second.
2. Madlib Makes A Beat w/ Sony's MVR - "LA To Tokyo" 2014 I haven't seen Madlib live since Neumos 2007, that's way too long. I have only great memories of the show, but according to this article from The Stranger it was shitty.
3. Ol Dirty Bastard On Yo! MTV RAPS 1995? We miss you ODB.
4. FKA Twigs - "Hide" 2014 This is one of my favorite videos of all time. It's a bummer that the little kid had peed his pants for his YouTube debut. They filmed the visuals in Aztec ruins, which is fucking awesome. The percussion getting a bit wonky is part of why it is so great. I also appreciate the KEXP version.
5. Homeboy Sandman + Paul White - "Wade In The Water" 2014 Homeboy Sandman is one of my favorite rappers. My ReignCity team got to host his January 23 Bellingham show with Aesop Rock, Rob Sonic, DJ Abilities, and Dark Time Sunshine for the Hail Mary Mallon Tour. It was one of the best days ever.
6. Grape God - "Time Travel Television" 2014 Very proud to say that I brought some of Portland's most interesting artists to The Crocodile Back Bar on February 8. Grape God brought Slick Devious, Renaissance Coalition, and Soopah Eype up with him. Super genius OCnotes performed as well. I love that they used live footage and made it into Time Travel Television.
7. Brandy, MC Lyte, Yo-Yo, and Queen Latifah Are Still Down - "Live at BET Hip Hop Awards 2014" These Queens are still amazing. The audience shots are pretty great too.
8. Daughter - "Youth" NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert 2013 The original is a great song, but Budo's Remix of the song is incredible.
9. Shabazz Palaces - "Live On KEXP" 2014 (SEATTLE MUSIC) The Black Constellation is light years ahead of the rest.
10. Fink - "Warm Shadow" 2013 I got to see them at their show at The Crocodile back in October. I had never heard their music before and it was probably one of the best shows I've ever seen. "Warm Shadow" was featured on Walking Dead.
Here's the link to the original Ten Incredible Live Performance Videos and here's the link to the second.
Labels:
Brandy,
Daughter,
Filthy Fingers United,
Fink,
FKA Twigs,
Grape God,
Homeboy Sandman,
KEXP,
Lists,
MC Lyte,
Ol' Dirty Bastard,
Paul White,
Queen Latifah,
Seattle Music,
Shabazz Palaces,
Yo-Yo
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Ten Music Videos with Special Effects Part V
1. Kool A.D. feat. Himanshu - "Gwyneth Paltrow" 2012 I don't mind discovering songs two years too late, it's like finding a buried treasure. This definitely qualifies for a Mask compilation but real people doing amazing things is a special effect in my world. Most overplayed song of the day for many days in a row.
2. Stella - "Friends" 2015 This lady is Carlos Santana's daughter, it may be a lot of pressure to be the offspring of a legend. Plus, no one could write about you without mentioning your famous parent (as shown above). Fortunately, I'm the child of a plumbing contractor and a public health administrator so I don't have this problem. Pretty great song and video though, I'll have to see what she does next to determine my stance on Stella.
3. Gabriel Teodros and Soulchef feat. Sarah MK - "Black Love" 2014 (SEATTLE MUSIC) Gabriel Teodros on Wednesday, January 21 at The Crocodile Back Bar with Dex Amora, Shakiah, and EarDr.Umz The Metrognome.
4. Tool - "Stinkfist" 1996
5. Jehst x Strange U - "Dolph Lundgren" 2014 I would really love to see Jehst and other great UK Hip Hop artists in Seattle more often. I should probably just go there and soak it all in for a few months.
6. Perfume Genius - "Queens" 2014 (SEATTLE MUSIC) This is an epic music video. The face changing is perfect, it also reminds me of Eight Music Videos with Changing Faces.
7. Betty Ford Boys - "Henny Lean" 2014 I almost didn't even watch this because the band and song names threw me off. I'm glad I did, this Tron business is pretty rad.
8. Maze Koroma + Mat Randol - "That Ain't Fair" 2014 (Portland) Thank you to Grape God for telling me about the Renaissance Coalition website. I foresee field trips to Portland in my future. Hopefully these two will be some of the RenCo artists that Grape God is bringing with him to The Crocodile Back Bar on February 8.
9. Turquoise Jeep - "Comin Down Ya Chimney" 2014 These dudes are whoa. Definitely looking forward to their show March 21 at The Crocodile.
10. Lauryn Hill - "Ex-Factor" 1998 The special effect is that in most of this video she looks like she's in slow motion but she still manages to make it look like she's getting the words right; skillz.
Part One feat. Massive Attack, Groove Theory, Handsome Boy Modeling School +++ from 2/7/13
Part Two feat. Danny Brown, En Vogue, Bambu, Bonobo, MC Lyte +++ from 5/22/13
Part Three feat. Oddisee, Q-Tip, L'Orange, Kool + Kass, DJ Krush +++ from 11/20/13
Part Four feat. Captain Murphy, FKA Twigs, Def Dee, Banoffee, Mndsgn +++ from 8/27/14
2. Stella - "Friends" 2015 This lady is Carlos Santana's daughter, it may be a lot of pressure to be the offspring of a legend. Plus, no one could write about you without mentioning your famous parent (as shown above). Fortunately, I'm the child of a plumbing contractor and a public health administrator so I don't have this problem. Pretty great song and video though, I'll have to see what she does next to determine my stance on Stella.
3. Gabriel Teodros and Soulchef feat. Sarah MK - "Black Love" 2014 (SEATTLE MUSIC) Gabriel Teodros on Wednesday, January 21 at The Crocodile Back Bar with Dex Amora, Shakiah, and EarDr.Umz The Metrognome.
4. Tool - "Stinkfist" 1996
5. Jehst x Strange U - "Dolph Lundgren" 2014 I would really love to see Jehst and other great UK Hip Hop artists in Seattle more often. I should probably just go there and soak it all in for a few months.
6. Perfume Genius - "Queens" 2014 (SEATTLE MUSIC) This is an epic music video. The face changing is perfect, it also reminds me of Eight Music Videos with Changing Faces.
7. Betty Ford Boys - "Henny Lean" 2014 I almost didn't even watch this because the band and song names threw me off. I'm glad I did, this Tron business is pretty rad.
8. Maze Koroma + Mat Randol - "That Ain't Fair" 2014 (Portland) Thank you to Grape God for telling me about the Renaissance Coalition website. I foresee field trips to Portland in my future. Hopefully these two will be some of the RenCo artists that Grape God is bringing with him to The Crocodile Back Bar on February 8.
9. Turquoise Jeep - "Comin Down Ya Chimney" 2014 These dudes are whoa. Definitely looking forward to their show March 21 at The Crocodile.
10. Lauryn Hill - "Ex-Factor" 1998 The special effect is that in most of this video she looks like she's in slow motion but she still manages to make it look like she's getting the words right; skillz.
Part One feat. Massive Attack, Groove Theory, Handsome Boy Modeling School +++ from 2/7/13
Part Two feat. Danny Brown, En Vogue, Bambu, Bonobo, MC Lyte +++ from 5/22/13
Part Three feat. Oddisee, Q-Tip, L'Orange, Kool + Kass, DJ Krush +++ from 11/20/13
Part Four feat. Captain Murphy, FKA Twigs, Def Dee, Banoffee, Mndsgn +++ from 8/27/14
Labels:
Betty Ford Boys,
Gabriel Teodros,
Heems,
Jehst,
Kool A.D.,
Lauryn Hill,
Lists,
Mat Randol,
Maze Koroma,
Perfume Genius,
Sarah MK,
Seattle Music,
SoulChef,
Stella,
Strange U,
Tool,
Turquoise Jeep
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