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Yea. Gotta here Jason Isbell and Run The Jewels laying it down. LOL!
An Alabama Shakes + Lenny Kravitz would be interesting. I am expecting Miike Snow and the Wailers to get together (scheduled). Not sure how you collaborate as a DJ or mix master - dueling turntables?
Well def get RTJ on their support of a Big Grams track. Or vice versa.
Good Thursday morning! We are counting down to Hangout Festival and we are on #70, Jai Wolf. From the Hangout website bio: "Mixing a unique future sound with hip-hop and pop elements, Jai Wolf is gaining the attention of fans and influential musicians alike. After Skrillex saw a tweet containing Jai’s bootleg of his hit song, “Ease My Mind,” he immediately signed the remix. Since, Jai Wolf has done official work for Alesso, Dirty South, Melanie Martinez, ODESZA, and more. In June 2015, Jai Wolf released his first original single, Indian Summer. Within three weeks, Indian Summer hit #1 on the US Spotify Viral Charts, and has gained global recognition. Jai Wolf has toured nationally including pitstops at Coachella, Bonnaroo, Hard Summer, and will wrap up the year with a headlining tour in Australia this Fall."
From Techibeats: "Jai Wolf: Sure! My real name is Sajeeb. I’m from New York city – been there for the past 10 years, it’s kinda my home."
Comments? Another mixmaster. Should keep the folks dancing and grooving on the beach.
Shout out to my home in that first video. SD represent.
Good Thursday morning! We are counting down to Hangout Festival and we are on #70, Jai Wolf. From the Hangout website bio: "Mixing a unique future sound with hip-hop and pop elements, Jai Wolf is gaining the attention of fans and influential musicians alike. After Skrillex saw a tweet containing Jai’s bootleg of his hit song, “Ease My Mind,” he immediately signed the remix. Since, Jai Wolf has done official work for Alesso, Dirty South, Melanie Martinez, ODESZA, and more. In June 2015, Jai Wolf released his first original single, Indian Summer. Within three weeks, Indian Summer hit #1 on the US Spotify Viral Charts, and has gained global recognition. Jai Wolf has toured nationally including pitstops at Coachella, Bonnaroo, Hard Summer, and will wrap up the year with a headlining tour in Australia this Fall."
From Techibeats: "Jai Wolf: Sure! My real name is Sajeeb. I’m from New York city – been there for the past 10 years, it’s kinda my home."
Comments? Another mixmaster. Should keep the folks dancing and grooving on the beach.
Shout out to my home in that first video. SD represent.
Are you going to Crssd? If I visit any cali places soon itll be Diego. Heard ska still exists there.
Been a while, but had a blast hanging out at bars downtown. If you like people watching, good food, good music, while sitting outdoors on a sidewalk...San Diego thumbs up. The Zoo and La Jolla were decent tourist stops. Getting picked up by a gal who drove red Porsche convertible that I met at hotel gym and hammering shots at South Beach...oh yeah.
Post by discoannak on Mar 10, 2016 15:24:03 GMT -5
Crssd was this past weekend and I missed it because I was in Puerto Vallarta. They have it in Waterfront Park which is a brand new park on the bay that has giant fountains you can walk around in. (Hint hint hangout).
If you like tacos, craft beer and nice weather 80% of the time then SD is the place for you.
I don't know about Ska but we do have a pretty sweet local band called The Creepy Creeps. They always play wearing different themed masks and they have a Lucha Dore that gets in the crowd and hypes everyone up. They are always a good time.
Crssd was this past weekend and I missed it because I was in Puerto Vallarta. They have it in Waterfront Park which is a brand new park on the bay that has giant fountains you can walk around in. (Hint hint hangout).
If you like tacos, craft beer and nice weather 80% of the time then SD is the place for you.
I don't know about Ska but we do have a pretty sweet local band called The Creepy Creeps. They always play wearing different themed masks and they have a Lucha Dore that gets in the crowd and hypes everyone up. They are always a good time.
Im down w the creepy creeps. Sounds like Austin but with better, more consistent weather
God damnit. I can't sleep. SX officially starts tomorrow although I been out the past two nights easing into it. I'm listening to POWERS right now and I just wanna throw down.
Caught a world premier screening of this wildly trippy movie called Midnight Special. Not to be confused with a certain massage parlor. A slightly absurd plot that performed well due to good actors and actresses, and pretty grounded storyline and dialogue. Shit, this is a music forum.
Ok I did see one quick band from Chicago > Austin who I liked: The Pride
Tomorrow night Im going to make a strong attempt to see the Arcs & The Strokes at a Samsung event. Was also denied on the lottery to see the president say some random shit while he shuts down the entire city. Day 1 goes hard.
Thank God It's Friday! #69 and counting down. The Friday special is Bass Drum of Death. Bio from Hangout "When Bass Drum of Death started touring the rock club circuit outside Oxford, Mississippi, several years ago, there was a legitimate concern that the band’s appeal might be limited to fans of the garage scene. With a seemingly never-ending series of tour dates, BDoD nonetheless transformed rooms full of normally too-cool-to-rock indie crowds into a mob of sweaty, stage-diving maniacs. Meanwhile, Madison Avenue, eager to cash in on hip cachet, took notice. Since the release of 2011’s GB City, “Get Found” has been featured in FOX promos for the NASCAR season. Rockstar Games’ mega-seller Grand Theft Auto V helped to promote last year’s self-titled album. Gamers terrorized the freeways of Los Santos, living out their cops-and-robbers fantasies, as “Crawling After You” blasted through their car stereo speakers. Bass Drum of Death are teetering on the brink of reaching a mainstream audience, and Rip This is their attempt to record an unapologetic rock album for people outside their normal fan base.
In the past, BDoD brainchild John Barrett wrote and recorded all the material and toured with a revolving lineup of hired guns on drums and guitar. This time around, drummer Len Clark joins Barrett as a full-time member and collaborator. The duo began discussing plans for a new record when touring with Unknown Mortal Orchestra in 2013. Barrett and Clark then convinced UMO bassist Jacob Portrait to take on the role of producer when the band booked a session in March at Prairie Sun Studios in Sonoma County, California. With a few rough demos, Barrett, Clark, and Portrait hunkered down for two weeks and cranked out the band’s first proper studio album. Rip This retains BDoD’s trademark sorry-for-partyin’ swagger while scrapping the crackling hiss and lo-fi fuzz. The result is a record that still relies on an obliterating attack of heavy guitars, danceable hooks, and kinetic drumming, but will appeal as much to KISS fans as the music freaks and geeks who worship Nuggets. Both a challenge to music critics and a rock call-to-arms, the title says it all. You’re not going to hear many records this year that rip like this, so shotgun a beer, tune in, and turn up.
Comments? Sounds like Rock to me...I'll be there. About the closest thing to Jeff the Brotherhood at 2016 Hangout.
The Creepy Creeps video got my Friday off to a great start! Whoa, my kind of bar. Kinda like the 1960s meets the Adam's Family. Wonder how that will go over in OBA? Thanks discoannak
The Pride needs a few shots of JD...pep it up boys and girls. Hope SXSW doesn't disappoint JUICY JAY
krisplettuce I'm sure power from a local nuke will suffice for tunes on the beach. Quieter that a generator. Yes, I would like to see those additions soon. Hangout Facebook posted a photo yesterday of TBT Portugal. The Man. I guess crowds boosting folks in rubber boats is trending.
Crssd was this past weekend and I missed it because I was in Puerto Vallarta. They have it in Waterfront Park which is a brand new park on the bay that has giant fountains you can walk around in. (Hint hint hangout).
If you like tacos, craft beer and nice weather 80% of the time then SD is the place for you.
I don't know about Ska but we do have a pretty sweet local band called The Creepy Creeps. They always play wearing different themed masks and they have a Lucha Dore that gets in the crowd and hypes everyone up. They are always a good time.
Im down w the creepy creeps. Sounds like Austin but with better, more consistent weather
Speaking of the city, was introduced to a little indie folk Austin band last night called Duncan Fellows. They opened for Houndmouth and I was blown away! Any Head & The Heart fans would enjoy them.
The Pride had much more energy than that snd rocked out. They were melloe due tk the nature of NPRs series and thats the only video I could find of them. Really liked them for such a small new group.
im willing to check out Bass Drums of Death if i dont have a conflict. Will be nice to get some garage rock to rage to early in the day like Diarrhea Planet
Keith Emerson of Emerson, Lake and Palmer gone at 71. I spent a lot of time listening to Yes, ELP and Moody Blues when I should have been studying in college.