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One of my favorite artist’s and Jay-Z’s latest addition to Roc Nation. J. Cole + Jay-Z + Jay E = J3
Well it’s December 1 and promised myself I would get back to it.
I unexpectedly killed the momentum of the blog a few months ago when I decided to change a few things. In that time I have produced a ton of new work, built on existing series, downloaded every G.O.O.D Friday track, built new books, updated the new site, jumped on the motion bandwagon, made some people cry with my work in NY, watched my Stl. Cardinals implode, helped burn the Zozobra, shot a campaign in Georgia O’Keefe’s backyard, had two shows, and messed around and got a girlfriend. In the next few weeks I am eager to share all of the above along with the regular doses of creative inspiration. Party on.
-J
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Wecome to the future example 3. First example and the second.
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New music from one of my all time favorites. As the summer draws to a close this is what Svein Berge and Torbjørn Brundtland have to say about their latest effort:
We have swum out of the mire to present you with a ‘farewell to summer’ tune. It is a melancholic mash-up of sorts, using elements from a few sources, with the track ‘This Space’, by the excellent Woolfy vs. Projections as the starting point. As usual, we have gone on a complete journey with this, and think we have come up with a perfect late summer cinematic – we hope you agree!
How could I not post this? “Yeah I’m sorry, I can’t afford a Ferrari.” Too good.
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A full size swimming pool installation with an acrylic sheet suspending water above and below viewers?…. Genius.
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The intro and title track to the band’s third LP. After an over ambitious sophomore album, Arcade Fire returns to the form of their critically acclaimed debut album Funeral. Funeral was a fantasy of the kids escaping the neighborhood and celebrating their youth. The Suburbs can be seen as a sequel where those same kids now have families of their own and move back to struggle with life in the very same neighborhood.
Intrigued.
