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Thursday, March 4th, 2010
mighty healthy ny pop up store
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
nosfeROCKtu festival
The musicians and filmmakers have been picked!
The Date has been locked. (Saturday April 17th)
Stay tuned for videos and lots of posts throughout the next month of creation
nosfeROCKtu is a comprehensive effort to support the work of New York City’s downtown creatives through a cross-collaborative event that will bring together communities and strengthen the bonds between young artists. In the course of a single night, audiences will bear witness to 10 original silent film, each screened with live performances of their scores.
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
times square alliance party
Tonight a large wrecking ball will be hitting the Nasdaq building in Time Square and we will be inside partying. For everyone that RSVP’d to tonights Time Square Alliance party, we look forward to seeing you and celebrating LOOSEWORLD’s Featured Artist Sofia Maldonado and her and her traffic-stopping 92 ft. long mural of 12 ft. tall beautiful Latina women. (Located in Times Square 215 West 42nd Street Between 7th and 8th Avenue) The event will be taking place at the NASDAQ building in Time Square where a video of a large wrecking ball will be hitting the front of it all night!
This evening the Time Square Aliance will be showcasing Sofia’s work along with the first instalment of her LOOSEWORLD Artist Profile. There are two more episodes on the way so if you haven’t checked the first one out click HERE and definitely go see the mural which is now up!
Friday, February 26th, 2010
The BRM emerging artists showcase partay
So last night we trekked out in the blizzard to check out Beyond Race Magazines: Emerging Artist Showcase. The open Colt 45 bar might have gotten us there but the event itself was most definitely worth the trip.
The first band we saw was a reggae style group called the Brown Rice Family, whom I didn’t feel at first but eventually got the crowd jumping with their percussion section. I stopped hating. With two lead singers they ranged from a more laid back island stylee to more in your face revolt inspiring jams. I’ll ride with them.
(music video HERE)
After The Brown Rice Family we saw Esso, a rapper from Harlem. As usual I was hating but again came around. He looked like he might just be another rapper but he tried pushing the boundries in 2010 by doing his own version of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs “Heads Will Roll” and a song off his Michael Jackson Off The Wall inspired mixtape. Because he was the only performer without a band he made sure to keep his performance live by involving the audience in even jumping in there. Wasn’t mad.
The last performance was by far my favorite though. A group called the So So Glos sort of a slowed down punk band.
They really killed it even after swigging a bottle of Evan Williams on stage.
If you have the chance to go check them out I highly encourage it. They had a lot of energy and their songs included such lines as “you’re just another pretty socialite in the crowd” and something about the revolution being on the bathroom stall. The shit was extremely enjoyable to jump around to and the hipster girls were getting really sweaty to it.
Additionally this was my favorite couple of the night. She looked like the cutest librarian I had ever seen and was murdering the dance floor. Her and her boyfriend (this dude) were arguing all night. I should have said something. MISS YOU.
Thanks to David Terra the publisher and founder of Beyond Race Magazine for putting on the event. He is seen here with LOWER EAST SIDE LEGEND Clayton Patterson.
This is a pic of the after party. Shit got real weird.
For the rest of the photos peep our Flickr Album.
XOXO
Monday, February 8th, 2010
the best party in new york you didn’t know about
Last night I sadly said goodbye to what might be the best party in New York City that no one ever knew about. Bar None is a magical place; a place I would of thought most unlikely for me to frequent and eventually come to love. A sports bar downtown - true, but far from the whole story. Bar None is one of the few places there is no pretension once inside. Literally people are there to be loud and get loose PERIOD.
Not to mention that its a saints bar so after the games its New York’s best southern rap party. I got the DJ to play Young Jeezy’s “who dat” 3 times last night holding a pitcher in one hand and a Jameson on the rocks in the other. Now that the super bowl is over I’ll have to go back to holding mediocre conversations at posh bars around the city :(. Till next season Bar None…I Love You.
Thursday, February 4th, 2010
thoughts on last nights samuel performance
Last night I was lured away from hypem and my television and my couch for the Samuel concert (good choice by me)
In the small basement that is the Bowery Electric I looked around and felt like I was 29, not because I am having a quarter life crisis (true) or I’m an alcoholic (true) but because I am more than positive some people in there were 12, on a case by case basis though #notmad.
I also realized how small D-town NY is and just as incestuous as the plot of Cruel Intentions 2 (haven’t seen it but how I imagine it would be.
After some booze and talking to some girls about classes I am currently enrolled in (I miss school) Samuel made the party worthwhile.
What I took away from the night was that Samuel can put on a fucking show. There are some artists I might like to listen to but not want to see in concert. For instance I might listen to some Mike Posner joints (comparison = both sing and are white…fair?) but I don’t want to see dude on a stage.
This video is not the best quality due to me being in the back trying to meet groupies but has been made to prove a point. This dude has swagger on stage. (point is most clearly made at 00:17)
Dude willing to give me a quote - “Ah jeez man, it was a physical experience. No homo”
All in all the show was dope and if you have the chance go check him out before tickets start getting sups expensive.
In closing Samuel is someone to see live and best believe he gets love on my ipod shuffle.
http://heavyrocmusic.com/artist-individual.html/48913-samuel
Thursday, January 21st, 2010
house of jackie brown pool party
House of Jackie Brown will be celebrating their 2-year anniversary and debut of their newest collection Jungle Juice with a pool party and fashion show.
The late 80s/early 90s inspired brand with be dropping the latest line as guests are drinkin’
(free Maker’s Mark 9-10), dancin’ (five fierce female DJs) and splashin’ around (indoor oversized jacuzzi)
When: Monday, January 25th (8PM-??)
Where: Grace Hotel 125 W.45th street
Come out and get wet!
RSVP ASAP info@houseofjackiebrown.com
Thursday, January 14th, 2010
telephoned
Remember that game telephone where someone would start of by saying I really like your shirt and ending with a fight when you think somebody says they banged your sister. Well Maggie Horn and Sammy Bannanas have applied the same concept with their amazing talent, putting some classic tunes through the proverbial telephone. Pseudo covers turning Pop Champagne into a Benny Benassi type club banger with no cheesy remix feeling is more than a feat its pure magic. Download the mixtape HERE.
DO NOT MISS THE RELEASE PARTY @ ELLA on the 20th!
Monday, January 11th, 2010
be in Reggie Watts new music video airing on Comedy Central
Whaaat?
We’re making a music video for the Reggie Watts DVD Performance Special. It’s going to be featured along with his act when it’s pressed and shipped by Comedy Central this spring.
Date: Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Time: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
Location: The Bronx, Really.
Street: 841 Barretto St
You gonna be on Comedy Centrallll.
All you have to do is show up.
So come! The song is hillarious and you’ll be part of the big-ass party scene (classic music video).
If you plan on coming email us : holler@looseworld.com for more details.
Tuesday, January 5th, 2010
Street boners and tv carnage premier Islands’ Nick Diamonds music video
PARTTYYY tomorrow night to celebrate the Islands’, Nick Diamonds (say that 10x fast, then kill yourself) music video starring the ever so popular Michael Cerra. Seems like he is on a roll the cute emo mother fucker (recently watched Paper Heart). Anywhoo the video is gonna be hilarious and the booze will get you drunk.
‘Nuff said.