In this superhuman feat of video editing, Khameleon808 used clips from action films as visual rhythms to accompany four Glitch Mob remixes:
This is a video I made Inspired by the band The Glitch Mob ( http://www.theglitchmob.com )
It is not intended to tell a story. I didnt edit it that way. I wanted to relate sound to motion. So each and every cut you see was picked for a reason.
Programs I used: Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 / After Effects CS5
For those of you who find the video too long for one sitting, I dont blame you at all lol. 15 min is kinda visually exhausting. So I put times below so you can jump right to the segment you have time for.
0:39 Segment 1. Tv on the Radio – Red Dress (Glitch Mob Remix)
4:24 Segment 2. Evil Nine – All the Cash (Glitch Mob Remix)
6:20 Segment 3. Nalepa – Monday (Glitch Mob Remix)
9:42 Segment 4. edIT – Crunk de Gaulle (instrumental )
The 11th annual moe.down takes place this weekend, and we thought better better update a bit since we last wrote about it.
CHANGE: Jakob Dylan has cancelled his appearance, but Grace Potter & the Nocturnals have signed on in his slot.
Jam band faves (and former Nippertownians) moe. have moved their fest to a new location this year: Gelston Castle Estate in Mohawk, a quick, easy drive west just off the Thruway, which probably knocks off about an hour of driving time from their previous fest location in Turin.
Here’s the new video from Nippertown singer-songwriter-loopmaster Jared Funari. The song, “I Am the Moon,” is featured on his debut full-length album, “You Are the Sun”:
On the night of Wednesday, July 21, the home of Adirondack singer-songwriter Roy Hurd burned to the ground. (More info.) He and his wife Amy lost everything in it – including musical instruments, recordings, artwork and his newly completed recording studio.
On Friday evening at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs, friends, fans and fellow musicians will join together to raise money to help them through this troubled time.
Donating their time and talents to this benefit concert are Christopher Shaw, the Stony Creek Band, Kay Olan and Joe & Jesse Bruchac. Joe Bruchac will also serve as the emcee for the evening’s presentation.
The performance begins at 8pm on Friday. Suggested donation is $20, and all proceeds will go directly to Roy and Amy.
If you can’t make it to the show but would like to make a 100% tax-deductible donation, please make your check out to Southern Adirondack Musician’s Fund, and write “Roy Hurd” on the memo line.
Checks can be sent to:
Southern Adirondack Musician’s Fund
240 Parker Road
Corinth, NY 12822
The Egg just keeps rolling along, clogging up our concert calendar with new additions every time we turn around. And, of course, we couldn’t be happier about that…
Here are five more new shows to check out:
AMOS LEE: Thursday, November 4, 7:30pm, $28, Hart Theatre
Taking inspiration from folk and soul music, the sublime singer-songwriter directs his music with a spirit and presence rooted in American tradition.
Usually if someone mentions the classical harp, one of two visions immediately springs to mind – winged angels or the mischievous Harpo Marx.
But when two lovely young blond women in little black dresses walk up onto the stage and each nestle a towering harp in the crook of their neck, you definitely don’t expect to hear them launch into the Metallica songbook.
Not in a recital hall. And not in a bar. But that’s what happened on Wednesday evening at the Judge’s Inn in Troy. Ashley Toman and Mollie Marcuson are either the baddest girls in the classical music world, or they’re the most sophisticated headbangers around.
Spend part of your Labor Day weekend soaking up the inviting acoustic sounds of regional musicians Dan Berggren, Peggy Lynn, the Nancy Walker Trio and Saratoga Faire at the Fabulous Folk Festival.
The fest takes place from 11am-5:30pm at Rogers Memorial Park in Bolton Landing.
Admission is free.
Capping off the day’s festivities will be a fireworks display at 8pm.
MUSIC: The Rhythm Devils @ Northern Lights, Clifton Park. Grateful Dead drum beaters Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart team up with guitarists Davey Knowles (Back Door Slam) and Tim Bluhm (the Mother Hips), as well as Andy Hess on bass and Sikiru Adepoju on African talking drum. The beat goes on… 8pm. $22 ($7 discount with a moe.down ticket) Related story: Mickey Hart, What Was the First Album You Ever Bought?
KIDS’ THEATER/MUSIC: Yo Gabba Gabba Live @ the Times Union Center, Albany. DJ Lance Rock not only brings the Gabba Gang to life (that would be Brobee, Foofa, Plex, Muno & Toodee), but also welcomes musical guests Biz Markie and Jersey rockers Steel Train.
FILM: “Women Without Men” @ Time + Space Limited, Hudson. It’s the area premiere of the 2009 debut feature-length film directed by the powerful Iranian artist Shirin Neshat, chronicling the interwoven lives of four Iranian women during the politically turbulent summer of 1953. In Persian with English subtitles. 2009. 5:30pm. $7; students $5. (Also 5:30pm through Sunday) Related story: Preview with video
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