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Big K.R.I.T. interview by Clarissa Dolphin at BUKU Music & Art Project New Orleans
May 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Photography by Kwithy Kat http://eyeofthekat.co/ : Field Production by Joseph Williams josephwilliams03@gmail.com
Big K.R.I.T. (http://bigkrit.com/) is quickly transforming from man to legend. Reared on the fertile banks of the Mississippi Delta, hip hop pioneer “KRIT” is inextricably linked to the strength of his roots. KRIT sat down with Clarissa Dolphin (www.dolphinink.biz) to enlighten Broccoli City about the historicity of his craft and how the soul of the South is encapsulated in his sound. The Def Jam record label artist’s new album Live from the Underground will be released in June. [Read more...]
FIGURE interview by Clarissa Dolphin at BUKU Music & Art Project New Orleans
May 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Photography by Kwithy Kat http://eyeofthekat.co/ : Field Production by Joseph Williams josephwilliams03@gmail.com
Electronic music producer FIGURE’s (http://imfigure.net/) vigorous bass stuns marrow in bones on impact. CEO of DOOM Music FIGURE sat down with Clarissa Dolphin (www.dolphinink.biz) to enlighten Broccoli City on the inspiriting terror that dwells in his sound. The industrious musician tours around the world and is constantly creating new music for his fans. [Read more...]
Big Gigantic interview by Clarissa Dolphin at BUKU Music & Art Project New Orleans
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Photography by Kwithy Kat http://eyeofthekat.co/ : Field Production by Joseph Williams josephwilliams03@gmail.com
Electronic big band duo Big Gigantic (http://biggigantic.net/) are masters of sonic synthesis. Crowds are blown away by the melodies created when Jeremy Salken’s on the drums and Dominic Lalli’s blowing lungs into his saxophone. Jeremy and Dom sat down with Clarissa Dolphin (www.dolphinink.biz) to enlighten Broccoli City about their musical diversity and their thoughts on how the industry has culturally transformed. Big Gigantic is hot on the festival circuit and will be performing at several events throughout the summer. [Read more...]
Coachella 2013 Dates Announced & Advanced Ticket Sales Open This Week
May 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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James Winters: Sabotage Adam “MCA” Yauch Tribute Video
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Pharrell Williams i am OTHER Campaign
May 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment
i am OTHER seems to invite “thinkers, outsiders, and innovators” to join the movement. The main objective of Williams: it to make “others” think outside the box and be independent, rather than follow trends.
Rockie Fresh interview by Clarissa Dolphin at BUKU Music & Art Project New Orleans
May 15, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Photography by Kwithy Kat http://eyeofthekat.co/ : Field Production by Joseph Williams josephwilliams03@gmail.com
Prodigy Rockie Fresh (http://www.rockiefresh.com/) bears an inimitable sound coalesced from a multitude of roots: hip hop, indie rock, fate. A rising star on the national circuit, the Chicago native spoke with Clarissa Dolphin (www.dolphinink.biz) to enlighten Broccoli City on why he deviated from the collegiate route to indulge his ultimate passion, delving into the enchantment of sonic storytelling. Rockie has recently released Driving 88 to widespread critical acclaim.
BUKU Music & Art Project was a two-staged indoor and outdoor progressive music festival banging on the banks of the Mississippi River in March. The bass rippled waves in waters ravaged by hurricane Katrina, the surrounding Gulf of Mexico still gurgling oil. Many revelers came from all over the Delta and adjacent states to see Grammy-winner Skrillex, Avicii, Diplo, A-Trak, and Wiz Khalifa for the first time. The atmosphere propagated by the fecund humid swamp air was one of begetting: the palpable parturition of creating and defining an unprecedented cognizance. [Read more...]
Interesting Somethings x Broccoli City
May 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment
InterestingSomethings is creative project management. This blog was created as a collection of personal interests I find during my internet travels. +++Discover & Enjoy!!! Check them Out
Pictureplane interview by Clarissa Dolphin at BUKU Music & Art Project New Orleans
May 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Photography by Kwithy Kat http://eyeofthekat.co/ : Field Production by Joseph Williams josephwilliams03@gmail.com
Pictureplane’s bass coagulates blood on sonic impact. Electronic artist Travis Egedy (http://soundcloud.com/pictureplane) sat down with Clarissa Dolphin (www.dolphinink.biz) to enlighten Broccoli City on how his music transports listeners from dimensions of sound to planes of sentient. Pictureplane will perform next in June at the Electric Forest Festival in Michigan.
BUKU Music & Art Project was a two-staged indoor and outdoor progressive music festival banging on the banks of the Mississippi River in March. The bass rippled waves in waters ravaged by hurricane Katrina, the surrounding Gulf of Mexico still gurgling oil. Many revelers came from all over the Delta and adjacent states to see Grammy-winner Skrillex, Avicii, Diplo, A-Trak, and Wiz Khalifa for the first time. The atmosphere propagated by the fecund humid swamp air was one of begetting: the palpable parturition of creating and defining an unprecedented cognizance.
DOLPHIN: Hey! How are you feeling about being in NOLA and the whole BUKU atmosphere?
PICTUREPLANE: Um, well you know I just got here. It’s crazy I was telling them in the last interview that I was in Austin, Texas just yesterday. I had a performance at like 3 o’clock in the morning in this insane sweaty warehouse like insanity. [Read more...]
Yelle interview by Clarissa Dolphin at BUKU Music & Art Project New Orleans
May 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Photography by Kwithy Kat http://eyeofthekat.co/ : Field Production by Joseph Williams josephwilliams03@gmail.com
Trailblazing French electro artist Yelle (http://www.yelle.fr/) sat down with Clarissa Dolphin (www.dolphinink.biz) to enlighten Broccoli City about the exhilaration and simultaneous exhaustion resultant of touring, her unique approach to audience interaction and why her heart is ensconced in home. Yelle DJed at BUKU and is hard at work crafting new tunes.
BUKU Music & Art Project was a two-staged indoor and outdoor progressive music festival banging on the banks of the Mississippi River in March. The bass rippled waves in waters ravaged by hurricane Katrina, the surrounding Gulf of Mexico still gurgling oil. Many revelers came from all over the Delta and adjacent states to see Grammy-winner Skrillex, Avicii, Diplo, A-Trak, and Wiz Khalifa for the first time. The atmosphere propagated by the fecund humid swamp air was one of begetting: the palpable parturition of creating and defining an unprecedented cognizance.
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G-Eazy interview by Clarissa Dolphin at BUKU Music & Art Project New Orleans
May 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Photography by Kwithy Kat http://eyeofthekat.co/ : Field Production by Joseph Williams josephwilliams03@gmail.com
G-Eazy (http://www.g-eazy.com/) is an indie emcee rich on the scenes of his native San Francisco Bay area and his adopted college town New Orleans. Without label support “G”, The James Dean of Hip Hop, rustles hearts and sonically stimulates with his musical authenticity. G sat down with Clarissa Dolphin (www.dolphinink.biz) to enlighten Broccoli City about his part in our cultural revolution: the fall of the superstar in the digital age. G will next grace the stage during this summer’s Vans Warped Tour.
BUKU Music & Art Project was a two-staged indoor and outdoor progressive music festival banging on the banks of the Mississippi River in March. The bass rippled waves in waters ravaged by hurricane Katrina, the surrounding Gulf of Mexico still gurgling oil. Many revelers came from all over the Delta and adjacent states to see Grammy-winner Skrillex, Avicii, Diplo, A-Trak, and Wiz Khalifa for the first time. The atmosphere propagated by the fecund humid swamp air was one of begetting: the palpable parturition of creating and defining an unprecedented cognizance.
DOLPHIN: So you hail from the Bay?
G-EAZY: I do.
DOLPHIN: I’m from Cali too.
G-EAZY: What part?
DOLPHIN: I’m from L.A.
Jay-Z Announces New Album Title?
May 12, 2012 By Leave a Comment
This may not be the actual new album Jay is planning to release, but the name is nice and to the point. “Made In America” What do you guys think?
Gabriel Royal – On Again Off Again
May 11, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Gabriel Royal playing “On Again, Off Again” at the Metropolitan Ave. G station in Brooklyn, NY on April 25th, 2012. His performance was recorded and mixed in surround sound and then I used the Ircam HEar plugin to downmix and encode the 5.1 master into virtual surround sound for binaural headphone reproduction.
Burt’s Bees: Music from Nature
May 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Diego Stocco collaborated with Burt’s Bees to create an all-natural musical experience. All the sounds you hear in this piece were created real-time using instruments provided by Mother Nature herself.
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Andre 3000 to Play Jimi Hendrix
May 8, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Musician/Designer/Actor Andre 3000 will be playing Jimi Hendrix in the up and coming film All Is By My Side, which will began production in the near future in Ireland. The movie has no release date or information, so stayed tuned for more info.
