Thursday, December 27, 2012

NPR's top 100 from 2012

Found a couple of things that piqued my interest after checking the list...heard a few things this morning on the radio so I went and looked up their picks:



Their pick from this is Mulata (which I need to hear in it's entirety) but this track Mala is dark and ominous. Interesting mood music.




On Epitaph...yes, really!




So beautifully sweet




play this loud. :)




kinda fun poppy number





She sounds like Sade you say? Sure, I'll take a listen...



St Vincent & David Byrne? well, yeah....didn't expect all the horns, but I like em





not sure how much I like this, but it IS some next level shit yo...at least for me.




they certainly like these 80's sounding joints...this is kinda fun :)

and finally...




I didn't listen to everything on the list, but I got through most of them. Let me know what else you're liking :)







Thursday, December 20, 2012

Mixtape

Super cool video on the artist and process behind this uber-dope coffee table. Someone please spot me $5000.

Mixtape from Jeff Skierka on Vimeo.

 

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Hi Sessions

I caught an episode of this show while I was home and really liked it. Nice recording set up for the live performances. I enjoyed the Young The Giant version of this song (catchy) but here, stripped down, the lyrics really shine through more so than the bombastic original.



 

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Haircuttery radio

Heard this while getting my haircut today. Groovy.



and one more since I hate just posting one little video...



 

Friday, November 2, 2012

Monday, October 29, 2012

Mahagony Sessions

Not familiar with this blog, but after this session with Fink, I'm going to have to investigate them further. 
 
I have been watching old episodes of Lie To Me on Netflix and they used this song "This Is The Thing" at the end of one of the shows. I had Shazam'd it which is why I recognized the song when a friend posted this on her Tumblr.



 


 

Thursday, October 25, 2012

from just a guitar sample

that sounded SO familiar today.

a co-worker was listening (i think) to this:



and that guitar was killing me since I knew it from somewhere.
Came home to find that another friend had posted this on Facebook



and I remembered where I knew it from! So then of course, I had to figure out where the guitar came from and discovered this beauty.



I love it when this happens.