On Tuesday June 21st 2011 I was very fortunate to meet Nick Demopoulos. He is an amazing guitarist, composer and inventor. He was part of the Make Music New York.
Make Music New York is a free musical celebration that happens all around New York City on June 21st, the longest day of the year. For more information go to: www.makemusicny.org
Time is a reflection of everything. Light through our own particular prism. Watch how Dave W. and Ego Sensation of White Hills slow down time in this rare live performance recorded June 24th 2011 at Permanent Records (www.permanentrecords.info) .
Can a Factory be a Warehouse? Yes, especially if you don’t know what’s in store and upon entering this warehouse created by a factory filled with sunshine, love is what you find. Beautiful music. Crystalline. Pure. Repetitive. Monotonous. That is what The Sunshine Factory promises and delivers. I met the very talented band and was privileged to record them live. In the beauty of their youth. In the power of their sound. We were all inspired.
If you weren’t at Driggs Ave. June 21st 2011 around 2:30pm you missed one of the best bands in New York City. As part of the Make Music New York celebration held once a year every June 21st (www.makemusicny.org) Serica Ux delivered a very powerful show of force. If you need proof of this click on their video and then look for their new releases.
For more information on the band, a free download and contact information visit www.sericaux.bandcamp.com
Rock and Roll is its own thing. The more you stay away from it the more it comes back. Like the cavemen in a cavern sometimes in this day and age you can capture frescoes being painted on your wall. The wall this time decided to be Driggs Ave. Right here in Brooklyn, NY. June 21st 2011 during the Make Music New York day’s festivities (www.makemusicny.org) The Band’s name is Clouder and this is their urgent sound.
Summer in the city is unique. You see a lot of people. Some are friendly. Some are not. On June 21st 2011, during the Make Music New York day’s festivities (www.makemusicny.org), I was lucky enough to capture a stellar band playing their unique blend of post punk, rock and pure noise. Oh, and a lot of classical horn. Their name is Quilty and this is what they do.
I would like to thank Permanent Records for allowing me to record The Black Swans’ rare acoustic performance at their store located at 181 Franklin St. Greenpoint, NY 11222 on June 17th 2011. Permanent Records has live performances by bands and musicians on friday nights at 7pm sharp. During these events you are able to purchase merchandise from the artist who is performing that night, ask the staff for recommendations, purchase Vinyl, CD’s or Permanent Records tote bags and shirts. For more information please visit www.permanentrecords.info or simply drop by.
I would also like to thank The Black Swans for their talent and for allowing me to film them in this rare, close-up, appearance. For more information on The Black Swans, please visit their website: www.theblackswans.com
Thanks to all who attended this event and for being so quiet!
And now let’s listen to the acoustic sounds of The Black Swans: