The badass mashup duo known as A Plus D have come out with a new mashup single called Stanky Whip (GS Boyz vs. Devo) and I’ve gotta say… it fucking ROCKS! I’ve featured A Plus D before on my site in a mixtape found here , but today they get their own post.

15 tracks of mashup goodness rolled into one fabulous mixtape. DJ Earworm, A Plus D, Lobersterdust, and some other hot mashups I found laying around the internets. Totally tasty and ready to give you an eargasm.

So I decided to redo my site. I wanted to stick with a lot of whitespace, but other than that, I couldn’t find a theme I really liked. I liked different elements of themes, but they didn’t all combine into one which is what I wanted. So what is a girl to do? Make a mashup of themes, of course!

Here’s a great mixtape of some mellow tunes of blues, jazz, and folk goodness, made on a mellow Monday in May, hence the title. A few artists featured are Amos Lee, Ben Harper, Norah Jones, Ray Lamontagne, and Nick Drake.

This is an awesome video of a poem called X vs. O, both by Azrienoch aka Jeff Smith-Luedke. If you like this, you should check out his site and YouTube channel. Awesome stuff! The lyrics to the poem are included as well.

I love me some mashups, and this mashup by DJ Earworm is a classic. He took the top 25 songs of 2008 according to Billboard and created one song. I’ve included the music video as well as the audio link if you just want to listen to it.

Hey! Hey! It’s been long time (a whole friggin’ month!) since I made a mixtape for you guys, so here it is. This mix is 11 tracks of downtempo/chillout goodness. Artists include Massive Attack, Zero 7, Moby, Global Communication, Goldfrapp, Thievery Corporation, Air, Björk, Lamb, Hooverphonic, & Portishead. Ch-ch-check it out!

I recently joined forces with KillerFilm.com to write movie soundtrack reviews and my first one is up! I chose to do Watchmen. I included a playlist of the soundtracks along with a few tracks that didn’t make the cut, as well as the music video for My Chemical Romance’s cover of Bob Dylan’s Desolation Row.

This is a stunning video I found on Vimeo by Bruce Branit, known for his work on the film 405. The imagery is breathtaking and the story is beautiful. While it only took one day to shoot, it took two years for post production.

I’ve been super busy this past week and if you’ve been here before, you’ll notice that the site had an update. If you haven’t, I hope you like the new layout. I also desperately need to update my Linky Love page, so I will be doing that as well.