mixing stuff n°4
This is one of the more muted examples, but I love this artist’s use of color (as well as the abstracted/caricatured illustration style). Check his blog for more greatness.
Here are these:
U.S. soldiers patrol through a ghostly, defoliated rubber tree plantation. - From a set of rediscovered photos by Charlie Houghey from the Vietnam War, where he was commissioned to shoot not as a combat photographer, but in a “morale operation”.
Boston Globe has 47 of the shots that surfaced (from the nearly 2000 negatives that were dusted off after being in storage since the war). This is my favorite of the bunch - looks like infared, I love the composition and the light.
See more at the source link.
(Source: Boston.com)
Jazz + Juke/Booty beat. It works. Who knew?
Shlohmo + Jeremih (proper recording of the video I posted recently)
So smooth, great vibe. That syncopated background synth really gets me.
(via whiskeysoaked)
“The decision to offer low wages is a choice, not an economic necessity.”
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Preach.
(Hit the source to read the rest of this article at The Atlantic Cities.)
(Source: theatlanticcities.com)
The Ghostly Store Blog: A Studio Visit with Matthew Shlian
Stone Owl - Chemtrails: I hate the “effects” they used on the video, but its a good song, deep techno.
“Cologne’s Trapez label has just released the EP of Detroit production duo Jake Greba and Eric Novak a.k.a. Stone Owl. Their ‘Chemtrails EP’ combines a Detroit perspective with German minimalism and touches of modern funk house.” - Zero”
New single from Black Milk. Listen up.
