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January 23, 2010
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Virtual Jam Session

Jam Session 2.0

“8 people with 5 instruments from 4 Continents speaking 3 languages for 1 song.” – Cain Masni

That is the simple way to describe Jam Session 2.0. More difficult than getting everyone on board and doing it? Actually creating a great song that you want to listen to and not have it be just something cool that a few musicians threw together for fun. I can listen to this song and not know that it didn’t come from an album and was completely created online using the everyday communication tools that we all use.

December 30, 2009
In Music, Videos
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DJ Earworm – United State of Pop 2009

DJ Earworm

The infamous DJ Earworm has done it again! This famous mashup artist has taken the “Top 25 Billboard Hits of 2009″ and made one super-fucking-duper mashup of all of them! DJ Earworm attempted (and accomplished) t his feat last year and has once again done what most mashup artists only wish they could.

December 16, 2009
In Music, Videos
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3D Animated Music Video by Eatliz

Eatliz I absolutely LOVE the animated music video for the song Hey by the alternative Israeli band Eatliz. The 3D video is described as a “Sci-Fi Fantasy journey of a little girl with a special pet friend, a huge toad. Once the girl loses her pet, which drifts in the sky in a form of a balloon, she is going through different adventurous scenarios by chasing it.”

October 23, 2009
In Poetry, Videos
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Minimalism: A Kinetic Typography Poem

I’ve posted a video poem from the fabulous azrienoch aka Jeff Smith-Luedke before, which featured a poem titled X vs. O. This time I am posting the video of another great poem using kinetic typography. Jeff used Adobe’s After Effects to create the video.

August 21, 2009
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11 Stunning Videos of Sand Art

Sand animation is an art form. By using sand and a sheet of glass with a light under it, sand artists mix and blend sand while using their hands and fingers to create images to tell a story. Everything blends in seamlessly, like going from one panel to the next in a film. While not very popular, it takes a lot of talent and imagination to pull off this art form.