Showing posts with label Amoeba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amoeba. Show all posts

Saturday, May 17, 2008

More Amoeba Videos - Kimya Dawson & Kate Nash

Hi Blog,

Have really fallen behind on posting the Amoeba Videos that I've cut (this posting, in fact, only includes a couple of my newer edits). There are a lot more that are pending approval or have already been approved and need to be posted-- while others are lost to the great purgatory of artist lack of interest.

Anyway, here are two sets of videos by two women musicians who are very popular right now. You'll know Kimya Dawson (of the now defunct Moldy Peaches) because her songs filled out the JUNO movie soundtrack. Whether you'll like it or not has to do with whether you find her personality funky and cute or not.

The second set of vids are for Kate Nash, the so-called 'it' girl of the moment. Though still in her teens, her story has been packaged as a Cinderella one having gone from MySpace musician rags to major label international pop star riches in a year. You might not like it, but every teenage girl seems to.

Kimya Dawson Performance:



Kimya Dawson Interview:



Kimya Dawson YouTube Teaser:



Kate Nash Performance:



Kate Nash Interview:

Thursday, January 24, 2008

Amoeba Music Videos: Talib Kweli & Six Organs of Admittance

Hi Blog,

Took a while but Talib Kweli has finally approved the music video and rockumentary that I cut for Amoeba Music way back when. (Even has the old ghetto title that I did before we had the new branded template.) Anyhoo, there's some unique stuff in this so if ya like your Kweli then check it out. (This was in support of his recent album Ear Drum.)

The other is a clip for San Francisco based uber-guitarist Six Organs of Admittance. The turn around on this video was crazy fast: like less than a week between cutting, color correction and posting for approval and getting approval. Nice.

Talib Kweli (Interview):



Talib Kweli (Performance):



Six Organs of Admittance (Performance):



Friday, October 26, 2007