Showing posts with label electronic music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electronic music. Show all posts

Friday, March 26, 2010

THE best pool in town


Swung by The Standard to see Toxic Avenger & Panic Bomber, but Mother Nature decided to rain on the parade and I only got to catch Silent Disco, who totally killed it. If you have the chance to take advantage of the many amenities this sweet hotel offers, I highly recommend it, I'm in love with their pool.


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Monday, March 22, 2010

please take a moment to Dance the F out to - Make the Girl Dance

You may have heard part of Make The Girl Dance's "Baby, Baby, Baby" during a Victoria's Secret ad, which should have given me a clue as to how these boys rock out and drive girls wild. The just played a party boat at SXSW with the incomparable Panic Bomber, and are playing Bardot again this Wednesday with him, to kick off Winter Music Conference. If you have the chance, and love to dance check'em out.

Baby Baby Baby

Kill Me

South


My Name's Breezy

Saturday, March 20, 2010

WMC is here are you ready?

Spring has finally sprung, and the weather is slowly but surely getting warmer (higher than 60's at night.) But the sign that Spring is officially here is that Winter Music Conference is upon us which of course culminates with Ultra Music Festival.) There are so many events happening around town, that I plan on skipping practically all of them this year (aside from a Panic Bomber show or 2.)For the first time in a very long time, I am going to attempt to lay low, but I love me some electronic music, and may decide to hit up Ultra at the last minute. For the time being I will be sharing the music of a few great acts I can't stop listening to.

Here's the initial lineup for Ultra Music Festival...hmm pretty sweet, but we shall see...





Tuesday, December 1, 2009

12 Days of Panic Bomber

I've said a thousand fantastic things about Panic Bomber, and certainly could say a thousand more, but I'll let someone else do the praising and the press for the time being:

Miami, Florida - December 1, 2009 - PANIC BOMBER's Getting on My Mind LP will be released December 15 as part of the 12 Days of Panic Bomber campaign. Getting on My Mind is 8 new songs plus 4 remixes of the title track, including a version by Takeshi Muto, one half of the influential IDM duo Phoenecia. Notable tracks from the album include, Getting on My Mind, Keep Ignoring, A Giant Tortoise and Bang on the Walls. The December 15th release date will be preceded by a marketing campaign titled, "12 Days of Panic Bomber," running from December 4 - 15. The campaign will facilitate fan interaction in the lead up to the physical release. Each day will include the release of a new piece of Panic Bomber media as well as giveaways to fans that join the fan club on panicbomber.com. On the tenth day, Saturday December 12th, the famed White Room in Miami will hold the record’s official release party, promoted by the heavy hitting combination of Overthrow, Embrace, and Sweat Records, the show will feature The Panic Bomber performing live with a full horn section, dancers and other special guests. Tickets for show will be available at wanttickets.com/embrace. Panicbomber.com, Sweat, and Radio Active Records will begin selling physical copies on December 15th, the final day of the "12 Days" campaign.


Robothands.com, a video production company from NYC, is currently filming a video for the dance edit of the single, "Getting on My Mind." Live footage of Panic Bomber, both solo and with a live band, can be found at panicbomber.com/video.

About Panic Bomber



"The music he makes, regardless of the reasoning behind it, is slick and dance-friendly. It works up to a funky electro-house groove that's rough enough around the edges to belie its creator's rock roots." -Miami New Times



"His performances takes the crowd to an all-new high.. the music is extremely well produced and executed on the stage.

-Cool Junkie



"This American based in Miami defeats, with disconcerting ease, an electro-pop and housey cocktail sung with strange ravey twists of direction..deceptively innocent and terribly engaging."

-Trax Magazine



"He manages to mix electro, house, and techno with touches of pop and concocted a great formula. Familiar, but with a touch of new-ness that makes it fresh to the ears.

-Off the Radar



Miami's fastest rising dance floor innovator is taking this volatile electronic scene by storm, and his forthcoming CD is primed to further the frenzy. Panic Bomber is the brainchild of Richard Haig, a Music Engineering Technology graduate from the University of Miami. Panic Bomber's debut EP dropped in 2009. It garnered press affection from heavy hitters like France's Trax Magazine, which included him on their monthly sampler, was licensed by NBC, and it earned him Miami New Times' coveted title, Best New Electronica Artist of 2009. In the wake of this success, Panic Bomber took his combination of live vocals and synths with house, indie, techno, electro, and break to various corners of the globe. His sold out shows in London and Glasgow have extended his reputation across the pond. Here in the States, Panic Bomber's strong association with tastemakers like Sweat Records and groups like Miami's own Awesome New Republic have the electronic scene buzzing.

For more information please visit:
www.panicbomber.com
www.myspace.com/panicbomber

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

please take a moment to Chill the F out to - Bat for Lashes

Bat for Lashes has been racking up the critical acclaim for a few years now and has been compared to the likes of Björk and Imogen Heap, but I think I may fall for this woman (real name Natasha Khan,) like I fell for Lykke Li. I caught her on the "Late Show with David Letterman" with David Letterman a few weeks ago, and have had "Daniel" stuck in my head since.

Daniel Live on Letterman


Horse & I (Live at The Mercury Prize Awards)


Prescilla


I'm On Fire (Live)

What's A Girl to Do


Siren Song


Lonely


Sad Eyes


Sweet Dreams (Eurythmics Cover)


Daniel (album version)


Horse & I (album version)

Friday, April 3, 2009

photo envy - Ultra Music Festival Roundup

Originally this post was titled "A Whole Lotta Love" when I drafted it on Sunday. Though exhaustion finally kicked in and I wasn't able to finish it (let alone barely post anything this week) til now. So Ultra Music Festival was positively ACE! The music was fantastic, but the best part was that I got to share it with people I've known & loved over the course of the past 20 years! I love and appreciate them all & am incredibly thankful to have such an array of great friends. Especially those that took pictures and posted them on Facebook because I'm too clumsy to carry an actual camera around with me, I have "borrowed" theirs. First I want give a short shout out to those who truly made this weekend worth while.

Sarah Aasbo - thanks for coming down from NYC, I hope you had a great time
Rob Andrews - see you at Coachella for even more raging
Zach Burr - thank you for telling me you once thought I was a bitch, but now really like me it was hilarious
Kaki Campbell - you are always so calm, cool & collected and I love it
Jake Coley - you quite possibly are the human embodiment of a Brett Easton Ellis character & a beautiful enigma
Ken Dolan - can't wait to see you at Swamp Stomp
Travis Gordon - we need to rage more
Kevin Kaltenbacher - you quite possibly are probably still one of the smartest kids I'll ever know Dennis Lang - I want to know where you got that splendid hat
Rob Letscher - you quite possibly have the kindest smile on the planet
Alexi Luger - don't quit your day job you have NO future in [Arepa] theft
Kyle Michas - I have one word, about THE coolest kid I met at boarding school : logorrhea
Eric Morales - you'll forever be my neighbor
Justin Namon - your pictures are effortlessly awesome
Amanda Rouse - one beautiful lady inside and out
Whitney Roux - thanks for spotting my bangs
Wes Samuel- I really do wish I had gotten to see your "glowstick routine" Monte Shalett - I commend you for surviving a night in that wasteland with those 2 "ladies" you were with
Case Watson - you are the sunshine of my life ("in a totally platonic maudlin way")
Olivia Wolfe - to my first friend ever, all I can say is DOTBLOGSPOTDOTCOM. Oh and I'm pretty sure
this song is going to be stuck in my head for the next months and I have 0 problem with it.

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Now here are the pics.

Infected Mushroom


Dennis!!!!!


Cut Copy


Cut Copy after an incredible set

Amanda & Justin

Amanda & Rob

Thumbs up!


photos taken of me, unbeknownst [I love that word] to me by Ms. Wolfe

darkness falls & Rob keeps on his shades


Alice Glass of Crystal Castles








Crystal Castles

up close & personal at CC (nice shots Justin)


before people started climbing this tree at MSTRKRFT