Goldroom - Dec 2011 Mix for Therapy Life by Goldroom
Saturday
Friday
Project 365!
Via Flickr:
In 2012 I will document my year via Project 365! (technically 366 since it's a leap year). I will be taking one photo a day and will do my best to upload the same day as well. All photos can be found on my Flickr page and it will be organized! Mo goal is for these photos to be about my life, my work, and the people around me.
The tools i will probably be using are my iPhone 4, my Canon 40D and my Canon PowerShot.
Events to look forward to in 2012, My trips to LA - NYC - Texas, my new apartment (if I move), and the craziness of the political season. (If there are any special request of what you would like to see, please let me know. I'm sure I'll run out of ideas.)
Peace & Love
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Saturday
Video: Girl Walk // All Day
I want to see and hear the whole thing AND it's 71 minutes long.
"But perhaps the mother of all Girl Talk tributes is debuting this week, a 71-minute-long music video created as a visual accompaniment to the mashup album called Girl Walk // All Day. It features a ballerina who has a bit of a freak out and a blonde guy in skeleton leisure wear who dances like he’s made of rubber." -- thecreatorsproject.com
Girl Walk // All Day: Chapter 1 from Girl Walk // All Day on Vimeo.
"But perhaps the mother of all Girl Talk tributes is debuting this week, a 71-minute-long music video created as a visual accompaniment to the mashup album called Girl Walk // All Day. It features a ballerina who has a bit of a freak out and a blonde guy in skeleton leisure wear who dances like he’s made of rubber." -- thecreatorsproject.com
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Monday
"Damn Your Eyes" Behind-the-Scenes
Here is a behind-the-scenes recap of my latest music video "Damn Your Eyes", which was unofficially produced for Alex Clare.
Back in September, I got the production itch since I was tired of working on videos that were not my own. It had been two years since I've actually produced a video and I needed to get back on the horse. Recently I had been directing and editing a few short films and music videos, so it seemed like the right direction to continue in.
So I messaged my DJ friend Oscar, and told him to send me new music that I would like. One of his suggestions ended up being Alex Clare, who a couple of weeks earlier had uploaded a new song to his SoundCloud page. It was "Damn Your Eyes" and it was captivating. From the low hum to haunting lyrics a story unfolded in my head that I not only connected to, but revealed an inner struggle that's a reality for some people. With the song on repeat I began writing an outline around the idea of a guy trapped in a relationship where he's basically a slave.
With this golden ticket, I started putting together a production book and kept notes about how I wanted to shoot it. I spoke to coworkers and friends about helping out with the production. A director I knew even told me that I could borrow her equipment. Over a couple of weeks I set a production date, picked a crew, collected equipment and settled on shooting in the studio and in my apartment.
As for actors, I had posted a casting notice on ModelMayhem.com, but the response was not great. I originally wanted an interracial couple, but couldn't find the right set, so I abandoned the idea. Soon after, I got a message from Kessler Phoenix. We met in person and he had the look, so I picked him to play the male lead. I will state that being excited about an opportunity is always a good thing. I feed off of that energy and it makes me want to work with you.
Finding a female lead was a little more difficult. It was random and awkward and a lot of people couldn't meet me in person. I hate casting blindly and I've been burned by it before, but when Brittany Warrington sent me her portfolio she had enough online work that I felt comfortable casting her.
With the last stone in place, I ran a few errands with my brother (the assistant director) and felt pretty good about the overall production.
Day 1, we shot in the studio at my office. We started an hour late which made me nervous, but once we got rolling things began to gel. Alex did a great job with make-up bringing a sexy evil look to Brittany. Using the dolly we started with the opening shot. One of the things I think I need to work on is warming up my actors. Getting them comfortable before the cameras even starts rolling. Maybe a pre dinner or a shot of jack would help, but after a few takes things felt better. One of the tricks I picked up from shooting models is that I often act out what I want them to do. It gives them an example and it makes me look goofy, which lightens the mood.
Day 2, was on a Saturday and things went better than expected. We shot in a couple of different rooms in my apartment and tried to switch up the angles. My camerawoman is short, so she's able to get into tight spaces with the Canon 5D and get great shots. My actors did an excellent job and sold the relationship. Kessler looked depressed as hell and Brittany had a great time playing dress up. I think she ended up switching outfits six times. The shoot wrapped up early and I was very grateful for everyone who helped out. Brandon and Anna took excellent notes on which shots were the best. William kept the dolly rolling smoothly. Nick was the man and got the studio set up in no time. Jenni kept the mood light. Katherine and Shauna did a great job capturing the action with the still camera. Jillian and Ishu's support helped make all of this possible. LA was able to get the lighting I was asking for. Alex brought an extra level of magic to the characters. Melanie's composition made each shot interesting. Joshua's input was the gold to my silver. Kessler and Brittany's eagerness and patience was truly appreciated as we did our best to keep things moving. It was a team effort.
As for post production, it took us a couple of weeks. Rob was my editor and I explained my vision and gave him my notes. Being an editor myself, I felt it was best to step back and let his creativity guide the train. Rob's coloring skills and sense of motion tied the storyline together in a smooth visual way. We had our differences, but I think we came up with a solid end product that we could be proud of.
I definitely learned a lot this round and I'm totally counting this one was a win, even if I don't ever hear from Alex Clare. Nearly 2000 views in one month. Hell yeah, that's winning! Plus, I'm already looking forward to my next production in 2012. Cause even if the horse kicks you in the face, you gotta get back on it at some point.
Alex Clare - Damn Your Eyes (music video unofficial)
Sunday
Movie: Lucky
This might actually be funnier than it looks in a creepy kind of way.
Lucky (2011) - Movie Trailer - HD
Lucky (2011) - Movie Trailer - HD
Saturday
Music: "How You Like Me Now?"
The Heavy - How You Like Me Now?
What a great jam from a band with a solid sound.
"The Heavy are an indie rock band who claim to be from Noid, England, allegedly a small hamlet near Bath. However, no such place appears to exist." -- Wikipedia
What a great jam from a band with a solid sound.
"The Heavy are an indie rock band who claim to be from Noid, England, allegedly a small hamlet near Bath. However, no such place appears to exist." -- Wikipedia
Friday
Wednesday
Monday
Sunday
Movie: The Man Nobody Knew
This looks good. Real good. I love the political thriller even if it's a doc.
The Man Nobody Knew (2011) CIA Documentary Trailer HD
The Man Nobody Knew (2011) CIA Documentary Trailer HD
Saturday
Music: Where Do My Bluebird Fly
The Tallest Man On Earth - Where Do My Bluebird Fly (Live on KEXP)
He has a great voice to make music that you drink to.
He has a great voice to make music that you drink to.
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
Saturday
Friday
Pain in my heart (365/241)
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
Saturday
Movie: Snow White and the Huntsman
This actually looks freaking good. I love new twists on old fairy tales.
Snow White and the Huntsman - Teaser Trailer
Snow White and the Huntsman - Teaser Trailer
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
Music: "Damn Your Eyes"
Here's my latest video production. Yeah, I'm back in the Director's seat
Alex Clare - Damn Your Eyes (unofficial)
CREDITS
Director: Isaiah Headen
Assistant Director: Joshua Headen
Director of Photography: Melanie Escano
Editor: Rob Reinders
Make Up: Alex Miller
Gaffer: Lawrence Andre
Starring: Kessler Phoenix and Brittany Warrington
Shot on the Canon 5D.
Thank you Ishu Krishna, Anna Headen, Katherine Vences, Will Express, Nick Mueller, Jenni Marsh, Jillian Laffrey, Brandon Sorensen and Shauna Butler.
Alex Clare - Damn Your Eyes (unofficial)
CREDITS
Director: Isaiah Headen
Assistant Director: Joshua Headen
Director of Photography: Melanie Escano
Editor: Rob Reinders
Make Up: Alex Miller
Gaffer: Lawrence Andre
Starring: Kessler Phoenix and Brittany Warrington
Shot on the Canon 5D.
Thank you Ishu Krishna, Anna Headen, Katherine Vences, Will Express, Nick Mueller, Jenni Marsh, Jillian Laffrey, Brandon Sorensen and Shauna Butler.
Saturday
Movie: Girlfriend
Very touching. It has human emotion all over it. Plus the whole women suck thing too.
Girlfriend (2011) Movie Trailer HD - Shannon Woodward Jackson Rathbone Amanda Plummer
Girlfriend (2011) Movie Trailer HD - Shannon Woodward Jackson Rathbone Amanda Plummer
Thursday
Video: Jake Davis x Adrianne Ho
I love the colors. Plus Jake seems to always pick the right music and models. So smooth.
Wednesday
Tuesday
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Sunday
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Video: History of the iPhone
So informative and makes you want to invest in Apple. We still have so much to invent.
Sunday
Saturday
Music: "Pour It Out"
It kind of has a classic 60s sound. I dig.
The Films - Pour It Out (Lyrics)
"Well God I don't know what I could have done to make it clear."
The Films - Pour It Out (Lyrics)
"Well God I don't know what I could have done to make it clear."
Friday
Thursday
Future Mrs. Ex: Kina Grannis (part 2)
Kina's back with some killer videos. Enjoy.
22 months + 1,357 hours + 30 people + 2 ladders + 1 still camera + 288,000 jelly beans = Best Stop Motion Video of All Time!
In Your Arms - Kina Grannis (Official Music Video)
Also, this is the best cover of this song that I've heard.
Pumped Up Kicks - Foster The People Cover
Via Billy D
22 months + 1,357 hours + 30 people + 2 ladders + 1 still camera + 288,000 jelly beans = Best Stop Motion Video of All Time!
In Your Arms - Kina Grannis (Official Music Video)
Also, this is the best cover of this song that I've heard.
Pumped Up Kicks - Foster The People Cover
Via Billy D
Wednesday
Movie: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
I'm posting this because of the sound at the end when the titles come flashing in. Turn it up. Amazing. BUT I will say this, the Swedish versions will always be better in my book.
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - Official Teaser - In Theaters 12/21
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - Official Teaser - In Theaters 12/21
Tuesday
Monday
Video: Short Clip From Vegas Shakedown
Watching this kid dance always makes me happy. He breaks on fools LIKE A BOSS.
Short Clip From Vegas Shakedown
Short Clip From Vegas Shakedown
Saturday
Music: "Cold Feet"
It's a cute song. Liam's vocals are so chill.
Liam Finn - "Cold Feet"
"Liam Finn is a New Zealand musician and songwriter. Born in Australia, he moved to New Zealand as a child. He is the son of pop musician Neil Finn (of Split Enz and Crowded House)." -- Wikipedia
Liam Finn - "Cold Feet"
"Liam Finn is a New Zealand musician and songwriter. Born in Australia, he moved to New Zealand as a child. He is the son of pop musician Neil Finn (of Split Enz and Crowded House)." -- Wikipedia
Friday
Music: Faded Paper Figures
It's a sweet sound.
Faded Paper Figures - Logos
"Faded Paper Figures is an American Indie Pop Electronica band from Los Angeles, California. FPF is known for their electro-organic sound often compared to bands like Weevil, The Postal Service, Belle and Sebastian, and Morrissey... Their second album New Medium, was released on May 25, 2010." -- Wikipedia
Faded Paper Figures - Logos
"Faded Paper Figures is an American Indie Pop Electronica band from Los Angeles, California. FPF is known for their electro-organic sound often compared to bands like Weevil, The Postal Service, Belle and Sebastian, and Morrissey... Their second album New Medium, was released on May 25, 2010." -- Wikipedia
Thursday
Video: #weareflipbooking
Melanie, my future ex wife has gifted us with one last flip book and it's Halloween themed. Enjoy!
The Melanie Iglesias Flip Book: Part 3 (Halloween Edition)
And here is the second one, just in case you missed it.
The Melanie Iglesias Flip Book: Part 2
The Melanie Iglesias Flip Book: Part 3 (Halloween Edition)
And here is the second one, just in case you missed it.
The Melanie Iglesias Flip Book: Part 2
Wednesday
Tuesday
Film: The Girl With The Yellow Stockings
The tension and chemistry is so good. Great camera angles and pacing. You really feel it.
The Girl With The Yellow Stockings
The Girl With The Yellow Stockings
Monday
Film: Agent T Gunslinger Girl
This is amazing. What great action. NSFW if you're anti violence. Haha.
Agent T: Gunslinger Girl (Short Fan Film)
Via Buzzfeed
Agent T: Gunslinger Girl (Short Fan Film)
Via Buzzfeed
Saturday
Music: "Pain"
There is something so poetic about it. Plus I love the red scarf.
"Then I waited around for her to cut me again..."
SONGS - PAIN from POPFRENZY HQ on Vimeo.
"Then I waited around for her to cut me again..."
Friday
Music: Los Campesinos!
I love the Los Campesinos! sound. Plus Aleksandra is hot. Too bad she's no longer with the band.
Los Campesinos! - Death to Los Campesinos!
Los Campesinos - You! Me! Dancing!
"Los Campesinos! are a seven piece indie pop band that met at Cardiff, Wales that formed in early 2006 at Cardiff University. Despite the band forming in Wales, none of its members are actually Welsh. Their fourth full-length release, Hello Sadness will be released on 14 November 2011." -- Wikipedia
Los Campesinos! - Death to Los Campesinos!
Los Campesinos - You! Me! Dancing!
"Los Campesinos! are a seven piece indie pop band that met at Cardiff, Wales that formed in early 2006 at Cardiff University. Despite the band forming in Wales, none of its members are actually Welsh. Their fourth full-length release, Hello Sadness will be released on 14 November 2011." -- Wikipedia
Thursday
Photo: Sunset
Via Flickr:
Photography: Isaiah Headen
Model: Sunset
Edit: Ricky Angulo
Location: Washington DC
WEBSITE | TWITTER | BLOG
Wednesday
Music: "Thinking About You"
H5C dropping knowledge on us again, so interesting. Plus Frank just kills it.
Frank Ocean - Thinking About You (music video) from High5Collective on Vimeo.
Tuesday
Monday
Photo: Bulkr
As an avid Flickr user, I know this going to come in handy one day.
How to Batch Download Flickr Photos
"Bulkr is a complete solution to backup, browse and download photos on Flickr. I needed to download all my photos from Flickr but could not find a tool to do that on Mac. So here is one that works on Mac, Windows and Linux!." -- Flickr
How to Batch Download Flickr Photos
"Bulkr is a complete solution to backup, browse and download photos on Flickr. I needed to download all my photos from Flickr but could not find a tool to do that on Mac. So here is one that works on Mac, Windows and Linux!." -- Flickr
Sunday
Quotastic!
"When I leave the house, I will be going to a job I love and I'll return to a person I love. That's the dream I'm working on."
Via Maggie
It makes me think. There are many ways to solve this.
Via Maggie
It makes me think. There are many ways to solve this.
Saturday
Music: "Pumped Up Kicks (Gigamesh Remix)"
I love the original, but this remix has got me dancing.
FOSTER THE PEOPLE | PUMPED UP KICKS (GIGAMESH REMIX)
FOSTER THE PEOPLE | PUMPED UP KICKS (GIGAMESH REMIX)
Friday
Thursday
Melanie
Via Flickr:
Photography: Isaiah Headen
Model: Melanie
Edit: Ricky Angulo
Location: Washington DC
WEBSITE | TWITTER | BLOG
Wednesday
Tuesday
Film: Desk - Music and Sound Design
It kind of makes you think.
Via Brannon
Desk - Music and Sound Design from Aaron Trinder Film:Motion:Music on Vimeo.
Via Brannon
Monday
Movies: Red Tails
I hate watching war movies, but this looks decent. I know the negro soldiers genre is very repetitive, but something about Lucasfilm just sold it to me.
Red Tails (2012) HD Movie Trailer - Lucasfilm Official Trailer
Red Tails (2012) HD Movie Trailer - Lucasfilm Official Trailer
Sunday
Quotastic!
"Ability can take you to the top, but it takes character to keep you there." - Zig Ziglar
Via Bobby Umar
Via Bobby Umar
Saturday
Music: Bohemian Rhapsody (cover)
The first time I saw this. I was skeptical. Then it grew on me and now I'm sharing it with the world.
The Braids - Bohemian Rhapsody
The Braids - Bohemian Rhapsody
Friday
Music: "How Deep Is Your Love?"
The Rapture is a really fun band. It's impossible to listen to their music without at least tapping your toe.
"The Rapture is a dance-punk band based in New York City. The band mixes influences from many genres including post-punk, acid house, disco, electronica and rock, pioneering the post-punk revival genre." -- Wikipedia
THE RAPTURE | HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE?
"All the love that you're giving me. It helps me see what's right."
"The Rapture is a dance-punk band based in New York City. The band mixes influences from many genres including post-punk, acid house, disco, electronica and rock, pioneering the post-punk revival genre." -- Wikipedia
THE RAPTURE | HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE?
"All the love that you're giving me. It helps me see what's right."
Thursday
Video: World Champion Pole Dancers Battle
I don't know what's going on here, but I'm impressed.
EMBED-Hottest Dance Battle Ever - Watch more free videos
Via Buzzfeed
EMBED-Hottest Dance Battle Ever - Watch more free videos
Via Buzzfeed
Wednesday
Photo: Nzinga
Via Flickr:
Photography: Isaiah Headen
Model: Nzinga
Edit: Ricky Angulo
Location: Washington DC
WEBSITE | TWITTER | BLOG
Tuesday
Monday
Movies: Janie Jones
This looks like a really good movie. I have a theory about actors and the quality of their films and Abigail Breslin stars in good films.
Janie Jones - Official Trailer U.S. - Tribeca Film
Janie Jones - Official Trailer U.S. - Tribeca Film
Sunday
Quotastic!
"To let the circumstances dictate the mind is human. To let the mind dictate the circumstances is sage." - Lao Tzu
Via Monica
Via Monica
Friday
Music: The Sea and Cake
The Sea and Cake are so smooth. What a great sound. Their song "Weekend" reminds me of being a teenager and all the good times I had. Mad props to my homies Adam and Leif.
THE SEA AND CAKE - Weekend
The Sea and Cake - Sound and Vision
"The Sea and Cake is an indie rock band with a pronounced jazz influence, which formed in the mid-1990s in Chicago out of the ashes of local bands The Coctails and Shrimp Boat. The group's name came from a willful reinterpretation (in the wake of an accidental miscomprehension) of "The C in Cake", a song by Gastr del Sol." -- Wikipedia
THE SEA AND CAKE - Weekend
The Sea and Cake - Sound and Vision
"The Sea and Cake is an indie rock band with a pronounced jazz influence, which formed in the mid-1990s in Chicago out of the ashes of local bands The Coctails and Shrimp Boat. The group's name came from a willful reinterpretation (in the wake of an accidental miscomprehension) of "The C in Cake", a song by Gastr del Sol." -- Wikipedia
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Film: BOATLIFT
The history of that moment was not marked by our fear, but by our power to help each other. What a story!
BOATLIFT, An Untold Tale of 9/11 Resilience
BOATLIFT, An Untold Tale of 9/11 Resilience
Monday
Movies: Machine Gun Preacher
This looks like a bad ass movie that pulls on your heart strings. I'll probably see it in theaters.
Machine Gun Preacher - Movie Trailer (2011) HD
Machine Gun Preacher - Movie Trailer (2011) HD
Sunday
Quotastic!
"The most beautiful people we have known are those who have known defeat, known suffering, known struggle, known loss, and have found their way out of the depths. These persons have an appreciation, a sensitivity, and an understanding of life that fills them with compassion, gentleness, and a deep loving concern. Beautiful people do not just happen." -- Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
Via Monique
Via Monique
Saturday
Music: "Ready For the World"
For some reason this works for me. The song and the unofficial music video.
How to Dress Well -- Ready For the World
How to Dress Well -- Ready For the World
Friday
Music: "Fantasy"
Great song. Great video. If you can name the chick, you win a prize.
Breakbot - Fantasy feat. Ruckazoid
Breakbot - Fantasy feat. Ruckazoid
Thursday
Photo: Ken
Via Flickr:
Photography: Isaiah Headen
Wardrobe Stylist: Diedre Warhol
Model: Ken
Edit: Ricky Angulo
Location: Shaw Skate Park, Washington DC
WEBSITE | TWITTER | BLOG
Film: Nudity Probable
I'm still laughing and it's been ten minutes. Great concept.
Nudity Probable from the irregulars on Vimeo.
Via ChangWednesday
Music: "Ice Palace"
Oh it's ecstasy for the eyeball. I like the song and crazy visuals.
Via Glow-Fi Must Die
ONUINU / Ice Palace from Andrew Sloan on Vimeo.
Via Glow-Fi Must Die
Tuesday
Film: WOUNDED WARRIORS' RESILIENCE
Here's a short doc I edited last month. It was a great opportunity that I'm proud to be a part of. The folks at NSPYR are doing good things.
WOUNDED WARRIORS' RESILIENCE
WOUNDED WARRIORS' RESILIENCE
Monday
Movies: Melancholia
What the fuck? Why does this look so interesting?
Melancholia (2011) - Official Trailer [HD]
"Lars Von Trier is back with his new film, officially premiered in Cannes 2011. Described as 'A beautiful movie about the end of the world", MELANCHOLIA tells the story pf two sisters (Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg), who find their relationship challenged as a nearby planet threatens to collide into the Earth.'"
Melancholia (2011) - Official Trailer [HD]
"Lars Von Trier is back with his new film, officially premiered in Cannes 2011. Described as 'A beautiful movie about the end of the world", MELANCHOLIA tells the story pf two sisters (Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg), who find their relationship challenged as a nearby planet threatens to collide into the Earth.'"
Saturday
Music: "Breakeven"
I have a love hate relationship with this song.
The Script - Breakeven (Falling To Pieces)
"What am I suppose to do when the best part of me was always you..."
The Script - Breakeven (Falling To Pieces)
"What am I suppose to do when the best part of me was always you..."
Friday
Music: "I Look to You"
What a fun beat. Miami Horror really knows how to make you dance.
Miami Horror - I Look to You (feat. Kimbra)
Miami Horror - I Look to You (feat. Kimbra)
Thursday
Music: "Kale"
Something about this video stuck with me (especially the 2:04 mark). A few guys I know would say all women do this with the things they believe you like more than them: friends, sports, video games... etc. Thoughts?
Wednesday
Ad: 100 YEARS / STYLE / EAST LONDON
I love the clothes just as much as I love the dancing. Great job, it looks like you guys had a lot of fun making this.
100 YEARS / STYLE / EAST LONDON
1:12 and 1:32 are my favorite moments.
100 YEARS / STYLE / EAST LONDON
1:12 and 1:32 are my favorite moments.
Tuesday
Monday
Film: subject.0017
Saman is at it again with a great inner thought piece that unlocks a bigger picture to a potential thrill ride. Enjoy.
subject.0017 from Saman Keshavarz on Vimeo.
Sunday
Saturday
Slow and graceful, very nice Active Child.
Active Child - Hanging On
"You know we can get away because I'm calling your name..."
Active Child - Hanging On
"You know we can get away because I'm calling your name..."
Friday
Music: BRAIDS
BRAIDS definitely came up with some fun songs. I enjoy their celestial sound.
Braids - Lemonade
Braids - Plath Heart (Official Music video)
"BRAIDS is an art rock band from Calgary, Alberta. In June, their latest album was named as a nominee for the 2011 Polaris Music Prize." -- Wikipedia
Braids - Lemonade
Braids - Plath Heart (Official Music video)
"BRAIDS is an art rock band from Calgary, Alberta. In June, their latest album was named as a nominee for the 2011 Polaris Music Prize." -- Wikipedia
Thursday
Awesome Blogs: The Death of Youth
"This project stems from the idea that when a man turns thirty, he reaches a threshold where the possibility of fulfilling youthful fantasies ceases to exist. I have aspired to create a project that not only exemplifies the desires I had as a young man, but also illustrates the desires of a man transitioning into a new life period. In this sense, this series documents a lifestyle that I yearned for as a younger man, and one that I possibly still crave." -- thedeathofyouth.com
Wednesday
Video: Future Motion Control Gaming
I don't know about you, but I would pay big bucks to play games like this. Great concept!
Future Motion Control Gaming
Via Buzzfeed
Future Motion Control Gaming
Via Buzzfeed
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
Saturday
Music: Feist
Feist's new album Metals comes out in October. Can't wait, it's going to make rainy Autumns mornings WONDERFUL! Here are some of my old favorites.
Feist - Gatekeeper (Paris)
Feist - Mushaboom
Feist - Gatekeeper (Paris)
Feist - Mushaboom
Friday
Music: "Up Up Up"
I can't remember where I saw the Givers. Maybe they opened for Ra Ra Riot at one point? Either way, I enjoy their energy and this music video.
Givers - Up Up Up
Givers - Up Up Up
Thursday
Dance: MeInMyPlace Dance Off
MeInMyPlace.com is having a dance off. So far there have been 13 submissions and most of them are quite entertaining. The best part is that Hattie Watson, one of my favorite gingers in the world, even submitted a video.
Meinmyplace.com Dance Off! - Hattie
Meinmyplace.com Dance Off! - Hattie
Wednesday
Video: Rashid Responds to Starkey
An amazing message that is worth sharing.
Nabil Abdul Rashid (Comedian) Responds to David Starkey "Whites Have become Black"
Nabil Abdul Rashid (Comedian) Responds to David Starkey "Whites Have become Black"
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
Saturday
Music: Vapor Maché
Simply, digital fun.
Mind The Gap by Vapor Mache
"Combining his passion for music with a degree in Music Technology from Berklee College of Music, Spencer Putnam (aka Vapor Maché) delivers a healthy mix of hip hop, dubstep, downtempo, tech house, IDM, and cinematic textures... Originally hailing from Omaha, Nebraska, Vapor Maché now calls Los Angeles home." -- SoundCloud
Mind The Gap by Vapor Mache
"Combining his passion for music with a degree in Music Technology from Berklee College of Music, Spencer Putnam (aka Vapor Maché) delivers a healthy mix of hip hop, dubstep, downtempo, tech house, IDM, and cinematic textures... Originally hailing from Omaha, Nebraska, Vapor Maché now calls Los Angeles home." -- SoundCloud
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