Showing posts with label domino records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label domino records. Show all posts
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Thursday, August 1, 2013
Villagers - Earthly Pleasure Video!
"Earthly Pleasure" will be available digitally on 26th August 2013 on Domino Records.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Monday, July 8, 2013
Franz Ferdinand - Right Action Video!
Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action is out 8/27 on Domino.
Monday, April 29, 2013
Dan Deacon Releases Interactive Video for "Konono Ripoff Nº1"
Ok, this one is a bit hard to describe...so I am just gonna give you the whole description given me:
Dan Deacon's new music video for his RSD single 'Konono Ripoff Nº1' is a snap shot, time capsule and video yearbook of the Baltimore scene rolled into one. Like many of Deacon's art project-as-music-videos (see 'True Thrush' music video from Deacon's 2012 full-length America) the cast is made up of the Baltimore arts community.
The video is a series of animated GIF portraits of each cast member with objects they felt represented them or were special to them.
The interactive music video directed by Meredith Moore and produced by Alan Resnick lets you take part through the use of the free Dan Deacon smartphone app powered by Wham City Lights. Initially conceived of to be used at his live shows as featured in the music video for America's "Guilford Ave Bridge", the app was subsequently used on his network television debut performance on Jimmy Kimmel last year to bring the home viewing audience into the performance.
The smartphone app syncs the phone to the music video and results in two simultaneous playing videos. The video on the smartphone displays the rotating objects of the cast member in the music video. The speed of the object's rotation is determined by the user holding the smartphone.
The song was Deacon's record store day release on Domino Records!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO AND INFO ON DOWNLOADING APP
Dan Deacon's new music video for his RSD single 'Konono Ripoff Nº1' is a snap shot, time capsule and video yearbook of the Baltimore scene rolled into one. Like many of Deacon's art project-as-music-videos (see 'True Thrush' music video from Deacon's 2012 full-length America) the cast is made up of the Baltimore arts community.
The video is a series of animated GIF portraits of each cast member with objects they felt represented them or were special to them.
The interactive music video directed by Meredith Moore and produced by Alan Resnick lets you take part through the use of the free Dan Deacon smartphone app powered by Wham City Lights. Initially conceived of to be used at his live shows as featured in the music video for America's "Guilford Ave Bridge", the app was subsequently used on his network television debut performance on Jimmy Kimmel last year to bring the home viewing audience into the performance.
The smartphone app syncs the phone to the music video and results in two simultaneous playing videos. The video on the smartphone displays the rotating objects of the cast member in the music video. The speed of the object's rotation is determined by the user holding the smartphone.
The song was Deacon's record store day release on Domino Records!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO AND INFO ON DOWNLOADING APP
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Konono Ripoff No. 1
Monday, April 8, 2013
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