Visuals for one of the songs that made SNSS‘ “Best of 2010” show a few weeks back. This was filmed out here in the San Juan Islands while Daytona and others (include Aloe Blacc, who you can see in this video) shot the new LRG catalog.
And this song gets eternal props for the Above The Rim reference. As always.
I’ve been working so hard lately that I can relate to the song title. Also, I’ll count that Dorian Gray reference as a shout out hahaha. What up OU & 6th! Great record fellas…
The Portland to Seattle transplant, Luck One, delivers the visuals for his first single off True Theory Outtakes. We had Luck on SNSS a while back and I’m really excited to hear more from him. He’s a very dope writer and a cool dude as well. More northwest talent!
There are only a few cities that I haven’t been to that I would love to visit and Toronto is definitely one of them. Big up to all T-Dot massive.
Other cities that need Hyphenated visits: Hong Kong, Tokyo, Sydney, Stockholm, and New York. Yes, that’s right. I’ve been in the music biz for 10 years and alive for 28, but haven’t been to NYC yet. Shrug.
You don’t have to be Irish to join in on the celebration. Straight from the Haggerty clan to you and yours.
Derek Pike directed visuals for the title track from Saigon’s long awaited album. This track is probably a few years old, but at least we finally get to hear all these crazy Just Blaze/Saigiddy records!
Collie Buddz’ new single, “Holiday,” hits home for any of us who work WAY too hard at the office. My fellow overachievers unite! But always remember to take a little time out for yourselves…
Our friends from Sweden just killed it at Nectar last week…again…and I stumbled across their new video for “My Step,” one of my favorite records off 2009’s Machine Dreams. Be on the lookout for the new album soon!
If you missed it, peep our last interview with the band here:
Jake on the beat. Pinder on the vox. All you need.
While we patiently wait for Mack & Ryan to release the “Irish Celebration” video, they decided to shoot some quick visuals for their recently released tribute to Seattle Mariners announcing legend, Dave Niehaus. It’s tough to describe the impact that Niehaus had on any of us sports minded 80’s babies from the 206, but Mack does a great job. As with all his verses, he has a knack for talking about his own experiences in a way that instantly relate them to our own.
So where were you when you heard Dave’s famous call in ’95? I was riding in the back of a University Prep athletic van as we headed back from a soccer game (a dub, I’m sure). We didn’t get to watch the game live but listening to Niehaus’ call was all we needed. When I saw the highlights later, I already knew EXACTLY how it looked.
RIP Dave.