This guy’s crazy talented. Love seeing him on the Bedford platform. Need to catch a real show.
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Obsessed
Source: Spotify
I love videos with kids as rappers. See also Us Placers
I love how this Soundcloud visualizes how insanely hard Kanye goes on his verse
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Almost time for Chiddy Bang’s debut album. This track isn’t on it, but its damn good. Really simple beat, but works really well.
Source: mixtapemaestro.net
The Chieftains - Down In The Willow Garden (featuring Bon Iver)
thx to @davehopton for the recommendation!
the internet’s really, really great. (click a few squares!)
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Rah Rah Rah I’m Kanye! Kanye West!
illustration by Charmaine Verhagen :: via rat-a-tat-tat.deviantart.com
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Album art: Lil Wayne – Tha Carter IV
so good!
This is what dreams are made of.
Source: nahright.com
When DJs demonstrate that they’re listening to each other by playing off each others’ track selections, there’s a commonality that transcends… individual achievements. Social games that offer the promise of individual success may be missing out on the uniqueness of shared experiences capable of creating shared surprise and pleasure. As when tracks flow well, as when it’s clear that DJs are not just picking their own favorites but show that they’re paying attention to each other, as when a “good” stretch of DJing attracts newcomers to the room, and so on.
From the article “Why Turntable.fm is the most exciting social service of the year”
I love the notion of these social, group feedback loops
You know when people ask if you could have any super power in the world what would it be? Fly? Read minds? Be invisible? Mine would be the power to know what everyone was listening to on their ipod. Reblogging this video for many reasons:
1) because this guy had that super power so dearly wanted
2) This is the true test of not judging a book by its cover (looking at you middle aged man listening to ”just dance”)
3) NYC!
enjoy.
Love this and glad I’m not the only one who sometimes doesn’t know the name of the song I’m listening to.
So rad. And I need to find my old Korn CDs.
(via dpstyles)
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