A Fine Way to Die — GRiZ (ft. Orlando Napier) (Audio) | Say It Loud
Опубликовано: 2 апр. 2015 г.Official audio for Detroit based electronica future funk DJ GRiZ's 2015 song “A Fine Way to Die" featuring Orlando Napier, off the Say It Loud album.
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Today at age 25, GRiZ (or Grant Kwiecinski, to his mom) is already being hailed as visionary. With his latest releases Say It Loud and Chasing The Golden Hour Pt. 1 (both via his All Good Records imprint), follow-ups to their predecessors, End of The World Party, Rebel Era and Mad Liberation, GRiZ has had a massive year. A sold out spring tour saw the artist headlining some of the nation’s top venues in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philly, Nashville etc., the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre and the Detroit Masonic Temple in his beloved hometown. Just this year alone, the sax man released six singles that all claimed the coveted #1 spot on Hype Machine’s most popular charts.
Опубликовано: 29 апр. 2014 г.New York City's Weird Owl easily qualifies as one of the best-kept secrets in psychedelic space rock. Weird Owl is a strange bird that takes flight on wings of fuzz and reverb, with a vintage late '60s/early '70s acid-rock sound influenced by the likes of Hawkwind, Steppenwolf, Black Sabbath, and Iron Butterfly. These guys are as faithful to that sound as Witchcraft is to early '70s proto-doom, presenting a brighter side of the retro coin that's just as powerful and genuine.
The synesthetic quality of Weird Owl's music is evident from the hazy opening of «Like 100,000 Sunsets» as the leisurely pace, hypnotic keyboard runs, and nostalgic vocals paint visions of multicolored kaleidoscopic patterns throughout the song. The same is true of «Tickle The Invisible» with its mind-expanding lyrics and acid-drenched guitar licks, capped off by a vibrant solo near the end. «White Hidden Fire», is the heaviest and picks up the tempo courtesy of a shamelessly cool Sabbath-inspired riff, while the rhythm section locks into a killer groove, intensified by a driving organ in a spacy jam to end the song.
All of these brilliant transmissions from a higher plane of consciousness are over seven minutes in length. The only problem is that it leaves the listener wanting more, and that really isn't a problem at all for Weird Owl. I feel confident recommending Nuclear Psychology to all fans of retro-sounding psychedelic rock. Buy the ticket, take the ride.
Debut EP from Weird Owl. Very cool record! Enjoy!
01. Like 100,000 Sunsets — 0:00
02. Thy Space Grows Long — 8:03
03. White Hidden Fire — 13:46
04. Tickle the Invisible — 20:49
05. King of Flowers (Esp) — 28:40
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Опубликовано: 5 февр. 2015 г.ВЕЧЕР ДЛЯ ДВОИХ /сборник хитов о любви/ 2016
01. Привет — Михаил ШЕЛЕГ 00:05
02. Слова — ВОРОВАЙКИ 04:43
03. Тебе, моя последняя любовь — Михаил и Ирина КРУГ 09:16
04. Снегири — Сергей ТРОФИМОВ 12:19
05. Горький мёд — Катя ОГОНЁК 15:18
06. Слезы — Виктор КОРОЛЁВ 18:34
07. Гроздья рябины — Виктория ЦЫГАНОВА 22:23
08. Спасибо вам — АРТУР 26:52
09. В плену твоих рук — Ирина КРУГ 29:49
10. Молитва — ЖЕКА 33:36
11. Три дня — Игорь СЛУЦКИЙ 37:53
12. Дым от сигарет — Т. ТИШИНСКАЯ и Э. ВИДНЫЙ 41:41
13. Не вернуть — Александр ЮРПАЛОВ 45:48
14. Золотая моя — Виктор ПЕТЛЮРА 49:35
15. Свечи — Евгений РОСС 53:54
16. Украду тебя — Сергей ЛЮБАВИН 58:37
17. Грешная любовь — Гера ГРАЧ 1:02:21
18. Два белых лебедя — Владимир ЗАХАРОВ 1:06:36
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Режиссер — Сергей Солодкий
Оператор — Юрий Король
Постпродакшн — TiltVFX
Костюмы — Анна Асмехина