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Showing posts with label music video. Show all posts

Mighty High Coup - Boom Video


These guys tore it up the other night at The Basement for Hell Naw! It was great to see them, Ricky and the crew brought the energy for sure. Check their new video:



The Links:
http://www.mightyhighcoup.com/
http://twitter.com/mightyhighcoup

~MarK~

FC Kahuna - Hayling (Jantsen & PropaTingz "Ruffneck Suspect" Remix)




An awesome dubstep rework on one of my all-time favorite tunes. Please check out the clip and check out Jantsen on facebook.


And of course here's the original..


--p.a.t.t.

Dirt Nasty x Wolfgang Gartner - 1980 (Rad Omen Edit)


A couple years back, my buddy Russell showed me the video for this track called "1980" from Dirt Nasty. I instantly knew I had to get this track in full quality. Scavenged around and found the rest of Dirt Nasty's tunes as well as a slew of similar west coast 'balla' raps from the Dyslexic Speedreaders troupe. Here's that video... which also happens to be directed by Nicholaus Goosen (who directed the Rad Anthem video for Rad Omen, as well as the full-length feature "Grandma's Boy")


I did end up dropping that one as the closer to my Summer Of Slam! '08 Mix which you can listen to here. Fast forward to early '10 when I discovered Rad Omen and the infamous Rad Anthem, later that year they dropped 'Search, Party & Destroy'



                       



And then a few days ago Rad Omen drops this sick mixtape...



                       


Rad Omen – Rad Anthem
Kavinsky – Nightcall (The Girls Can Hear Us Remix)
David Guetta feat. Rihanna – Who’s That Chick (Fuck Me I’m Famous Mix)
Yo Majesty – Club Action Chris (Acapella)
Mark Okoh feat. Marty Rod – Let Me See Your Hands (Kill Paris Mix)
Swedish House Mafia – One/Your Name (Vendisco Re-Edit)
Wolfgang Gartner – Illmerica
Dirt Nasty – 1980 (Acapella)
Calvin Harris – Flashback (Million Dollar Mano Remix)
Rad Omen feat. Hollywood Holt – More Fire! (Acapella)
Calvin Harris – You Used to Hold Me (Laidback Luke Remix)
Avicii and Sebastien Drums – My Feelings for You
Rad Omen – Information Age
Big Boi – Stutterbug (Jack Beats Remix)
Rad Omen – Rad Theme (Acapella)
Duck Sauce – Barbara Streisand
Deadmau5 feat. Rob Swire – Ghosts n Stuff (Vocal Mix)
Afrojack – Replica
The ’87 Stick Up Kids feat. Amanda Blank and Micah James – Psycho Killer (Acapella)
Dada Life – Unleash the Fucking Dada
Yolanda Be Cool and D Cup – We Speak No Americano
Cee Lo Green – Fuck You

Put that in your pipe and smoke it...

But of course all that was leading up to this, Rad Omen have just released this incredibly sick edit of Dirt Nasty's "1980" with Wolfgang Gartner's "Illmerica", pure electro progressive rad GOLD!


                       



--p.a.t.t.

The Black Keys - Howlin For You [OFFICIAL VIDEO]


One awesome vid for the latest Black Keys single, "Howlin For You".
I kinda hope someone does make this into a full length feature...


--p.a.t.t.

Mike Relm vs Mystery Guitar Man

Mike Relm remixes Mystery Guitar Man.
In a world of "remix" youtube videos, these guys are doing it right. Mike Relm is one of the early pioneers when it comes to remixing videos. As far as I can remember, he was one of the first to remix videos live. He recently remixed one of Mystery Guitar Man's videos:

Pretty neat I think.

Links:
http://www.youtube.com/user/MysteryGuitarMan
http://www.mikerelm.com/

~Mark~

From Exile covers Nine Inch Nails for their upcoming E.P.

Hello OMFG'ers!
How have you been? We have been great! (thanks for asking) We took a little bit of time off for the holidays, but are back in full swing now! Here is a gem that got sent to us recently, the band From Exile is currently recording an E.P. full of Nine Inch Nails covers. Here is a Behind The Scenes video of the recording of The Great Below:
Seems pretty cool and can't wait to hear more!
Links:

~Mark~

Generationals - Victim Of Trap




                           


                       

--p.a.t.t.

Cee-Lo Green - The Lady Killer (In Stores Now)



And it's good! Yes ATL and abroad, The Lady Killer hits stores today. So if you haven't downloaded it from iTunes, HMV, Play, or Amazon already then it's time to hit the local record store and get this piece of gold. 


Here's Cee-Lo talking about his career with ABC News.


Most of us know his original work with Goodie Mob, but even more know him as part of Gnarls Barkley along with Danger Mouse. Of course, his rap sheet of collaborations is endless. This is Cee-Lo's third solo album. A classic piece of modern soul with a timeless sound.

Tracklist
The Lady Killer Theme (Intro)
Bright Lights Bigger City
F**k You
Wildflower
Bodies
Love Gun featuring Lauren Bennett
Satisfied
I Want You
Cry Baby
Fool For You featuring Philip Bailey
It's OK
Old Fashioned
No One's Gonna Love You
The Lady Killer Theme (Outro)


--p.a.t.t.

Playing For Change


"The Inspiration

Playing for Change is a multimedia movement created to inspire, connect, and bring peace to the world through music. The idea for this project arose from a common belief that music has the power to break down boundaries and overcome distances between people. No matter whether people come from different geographic, political, economic, spiritual or ideological backgrounds, music has the universal power to transcend and unite us as one human race. And with this truth firmly fixed in our minds, we set out to share it with the world.

The Production

We built a mobile recording studio, equipped with all the same equipment used in the best studios, and traveled to wherever the music took us. As technology changed, our power demands were downsized from golf cart batteries to car batteries, and finally to laptops. Similarly, the quality with which we were able to film and document the project was gradually upgraded from a variety of formats-- each the best we could attain at the time—finally to full HD.

One thing that never changed throughout the process was our commitment to create an environment for the musicians in which they could create freely and that placed no barriers between them and those who would eventually experience their music. By leading with that energy and intent everywhere we traveled, we were freely given access to musicians and locations that are usually inaccessible. In this respect, the inspiration that originally set us on this path became a co-creator of the project along with us!

The Effect

Over the course of this project, we decided it was not enough for our crew just to record and share this music with the world; we wanted to create a way to give back to the musicians and their communities that had shared so much with us. And so in 2007 we created the Playing for Change Foundation, a separate 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation whose mission is to do just that. In early 2008, we established Timeless Media, a for-profit entity that funds and extends the work of Playing for Change. Later that year, Timeless Media entered into a joint venture with the Concord Music Group through the support of label co-owner and entertainment legend Norman Lear and Concord Music Group executive vice president of A&R John Burk. Our goal is to bring PFC’s music, videos and message to the widest possible audience.

Now, musicians from all over the world are brought together to perform benefit concerts that build music and art schools in communities that are in need of inspiration and hope. In addition to benefit concerts, the Playing for Change band also performs shows around the world. When audiences see and hear musicians who have traveled thousands of miles from their homes, united in purpose and chorus on one stage, everyone is touched by music's unifying power.

And now, everyone can participate in this transformative experience by joining the Playing for Change Movement. People are hosting screenings, musicians are holding benefit concerts of every size, fans are spreading the message of Playing for Change through our media, and this is only the beginning. Together, we will connect the world through music!"

 -- all of us @ OMFGAtlanta

Seymour Bits New Album Out Now



"It was the day before Christmas 2001 when 23 year old computer programmer Seymour Jackson found out that writing business-analysis software was not what he wanted from life. Going back to Zanzibar to pursue his childhood dream of making electronic funk music, on the other hand, was. Blending not only electro and funk, Seymour Bits has the ability to compose catchy songs with a distinct beginning and end. Combined with some thrilling solos and sexy vocals he is, even in these electro–packed days, still very much ahead of his time….which leads to the question ‘is he from our time or our world even’?" - Seymour


 Better known as Amsterdam naitive Bas Bron, Seymour Bits released his second full length album Sept 17th on Magnetron Music. The self-titled release is full of electro, funk, and good ol 70s and 80s synth style.... I've got a few goodies for you to check out.


I don't know how I find these videos... I just do.
Seymour Bits - This Is The Place To Be from magnetron music on Vimeo.

--p.a.t.t.

Weezer - Memories

Weezer has released their latest single off the upcoming album HURLEY. It is due to come out September 14th on Epitaph Records. Yeah, Epitaph. The new video is like a 70's skate vid. Hope you dig. I kinda did, well, enough to post it anyway~!



~Mark~

King Fantastic - Why, Where, What? (Video) [NSFW]


A note from the desk of Troublemaker:
"Remember when we told you our last King Fantastic video was the most important music video of all time? Well, it is... but, this one is in a world all of it's own.

"Why? Where? What?" features the lovely Kristina Rose, and was directed by the two man hit squad Charles Little II and Randal Kirk II."

Why? Where? What? from King Fantastic on Vimeo.

--p.a.t.t.

New Cee Lo Green Video

You have heard the song everywhere, now watch the video........


~Mark~

Tricil - The Emancipation



Tricil - The Emancipation from BURNING HEAD on Vimeo.

"An attic is often a goldmine of forgotten treasures where rusty mechanisms and dusty broken dolls can come back to life with a story to tell. This is the concept Burning Head developed for the very talented Clear Notice artist, tricil.

Behold, our first full track and accompanying video for your delectation and delight. A truly inspired video to accompany tricil's superb track "The Emancipation". The video was directed by Franck Trebillac and Mark Broussely of Burning Head Studios and features broken doll ballerina, singer in the band Maleficent, model, performer and "artist living a maleficent life", Miss Maleficent Martini.

The Emancipation, along with eleven other audio-visual stunners, will feature on the Enter Calico iPad App, scheduled for release on 9th August." - ClearNotice.com



                       

--p.a.t.t.

Rad Omen - Rad Anthem (HnD Remix)


I have failed you. 

I just realized that I have never posted this video for OMFG (although I swore I had)... I must correct this now. Introducing The Most Bad Ass Music Video you have ever seen... (not to mention one of the funniest things I've ever seen Nick Swardson in)

RAD OMEN - "Rad Anthem" from Nicholaus Goossen on Vimeo.

And to make this ever hotter, our buddies HavocNdeeD have dropped this super airy, but equally as epic dubstep mix... 


                       

You have been indoctrinated.
Keep your eyes on Rad Omen for the release of the Search Party and Destroy album on August 31st

--p.a.t.t.