Seungchun Lim
Sculptures by Seungchun Lim.
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06.02.12 by Jeff
06.02.12 by Jeff
Needing/Getting
“Needing/Getting” by OK Go. What you have here are more than 1000 instruments setup across two miles of desert, and a car with equipped with arms to play those instruments. The idea is a tiny bit better than the execution but it’s still pretty fantastic. Enjoy.
Watch the video below!
06.02.12 by Nada (Friends With Both Arms)
Aaron Embry / Your Heart and Mine
As Valentines Day fast-approaches it’s hard not to get swept up in the fanfare of lovey-dovey songs – so when I came across LA-based songwriter, Aaron Embry performing “Your Heart and Mine” I fell pretty hard. Embry playfully suggest that he will in fact, break your heart – and you will break his. Because that’s how it goes.
Embry’s style is quiet and understated, yet it’s in his fragility that he is most commanding. Better known as a producer and touring musician to the likes of Edward Sharpe, and even a collaboration with Elliot Smith – he seems to have surprisingly stayed under the radar for the most part. I have a feeling that will soon change. The few videos posted on his website feel eerily beautiful. With subtle Spanish influence on guitar he strums elegantly, and when he begins to sing he experiences all forms of the heart: broken, light, aching. It’s that poetic sarcasm about love’s fleeting nature you find in films like 500 days of Summer (now that I mention it, he does sort of look like Joseph Gordon-Levitt).
If you’re in need of a little catharsis this Valentines day, I suggest you spend a little time with Aaron Embry. Watch the video below.
03.02.12 by Jeff
Endless Roads
“Endless Roads”, a road trip through spain with Longboard Girls Crew.
Watch the videos below!
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LOVE CONNECTION
RECENT ACTIVITY
