Marketa Irglova and Glen Hansard bring some fine hipster music to Broadway
stage pictures by @NYTW79 via twitpic
Once
A new musical
with songs by the Swell Seasons
Read the full story here. Learn more about the Swell Seasons here and have a listen here.
Dominique Dillon De Byington was born a Brasilian and now lives in Cologne, Germany, the album then is in keeping with the Bpitch Control catalogue from Berlin. The later, I dislike most for her branding. More on her in this BBC review by Mike Diver. Any such unusual and well tempered voice gets noticed immediately in todays media channels and pulls even those in their ban who by all means trust not to be paedophiles. Signing up with Berlin’s Bpitch Control won’t allow Dillon to find acceptance in the broader audience and labeling herself as ‘avant garde’ or ‘progressive’ make me want to ignore what would otherwise be a feast to listen to. Choosing a small fragment in our fragmented market place may have an inverted affect and do just that, constrain Dillon to a micro market. A measure from times long gone, when we believed the massed to be dumb, and had no conscience that it would also consist of strong individuals. As with David Kitt, Dillon’s music is accoustic music or hipster music with a difference, it makes use of electronic influences. Tv- and movie productions or tv ads will profit from the ambience.
Lindsey Stirling
How come you never go there?
Dido Victoria and myself
Dido draft
Manifesto by Bre Pettis and Kio Stark. Poster by Joshua Rothaas.
…before we visited Feist’s website.
Both videos show women dancing in the woods.
Leslie Feist with hair down to her heels.
When we get to watch Leslie Feist perform or when we get to read anything about our favorite artist, she is long done with it and has moved on to the next project. Dido likes the courage it took Kate Bush to perform her crap dance in the woods and it took Leslie Feist as little as elongated hair to make my Christmas day.
Doing is good and being done is as good as it gets.
.Better yet, do what you intend to do. Be done with it. Make sure its accessible. Have other people talk about what you have done. Move on to the next. Become a member of the cult of done on facebook. Keep your lips sealed.
Work at your own pace. Remember most everything is easier done than said.
Photographer Laura Taylor in Los Angeles
Laura Taylor is a young photographer and movie maker from Los Angeles. With a huge following, she has made a name for herself and her “Darling Life” brand. MySpace, Flickr and finally Tumblr. 70 comments per entry are no exception for what may now be nearly a decade.
Amanda, Miranda, Nicole, Erika, Lauren & Kyle, Lindi, Lindi, Lindi, Mem, Brandon… So yes, I am no less in awe of Laura Taylor’s photographs and stunts, with which she understands so well to capture the sensation of normality, and does it better than the professional photographer colleague we come across in our usual marketing life. Besides her obvious remarkable taste in music. Now here is a bit of motion picture I found on her site From page 19, here’s her taste in video gaming:
From page 25 here’s her taste in music documentary:
John Vanderslice Yours Truly Trailer from stereogum on Vimeo.
In her latest effort, Laura Taylor takes on motion picture in a series of Model Intelligence documentary films. The film shown below is Occupy Wall Street for the rest of us. A web series Laura is working on with Stevie Levine. This episode features the stunning Miranda Lilley with hair and makeup by Lindi Taylor. It somewhat explains why young girls now color their hair brunette instead of bleach blonde.
Model Mem Kennedy shares her thoughts on animal rights. Follow Model Intelligence on tumblr, twitter and facebook. Talent scouts, art and creative directors take note. If in need of authentic hipster photography or work that works, consider Laura Taylor’s portfolio.
Laura Barnard's box set of 9 landscape models
Nine hand-painted hardwood ‘building’ blocks. Includes reversible drawstring bag in tower block print fabric, and three road print postcards. Each set of nine is unique so will vary slightly from the picture above.
Smartly packaged in bright tissue paper in a kraft box, stamped with the edition number and 30×30 logo. Posted the first week of December to arrive in time for Christmas. Do get in touch if you need them sooner.
Order here. Get on mailing list here. For further details go here.
Here I dreamt I was an architect – The Decemberists
one from the road by digitas for buick featuring hello goodbye
Buick and Harman Kardon recently challenged indie band Hellogoodbye to create a new song inspired by a Las Vegas road trip taken in a Buick Regal Turbo. Now that song, “Killing Time,” is available as a free download right here on Buick’s Facebook page. You can read all about it here: billboard.
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