the Gateway Macon Initiative, a collaboration of 36 local organizations, is charged with promoting the area’s “creative edge, uncommon spaces and unique opportunities.”
I wrote a column in January about a music video the organization produced last year called “A little More Soul.” I was blown away, so I sought out Beth Dunwody, the initiative’s executive director, to learn more about the video and the organization.
Press Release Source: F3 Technologies, Inc. on Thursday June 16, 2011, 11:00 am EDT
NASHVILLE, TN–(Marketwire – 06/16/11) – Software innovator F3 Technologies, Inc. (Pinksheets:FTCH – News) today announced that country-music veteran Sherrié Austin is using F3′s groundbreaking FargoTube music and entertainment platform to launch a new phase of her career and release her first full-length album since 2003.
Amazon Cloud Drive
Since 2006, Amazon.com has been there in the cloud business. It allows users to store their music, videos, photos and documents online and access them from anywhere they want.
Ditch has added another notch to his entrepreneurial belt by launching his own independent media company 333 Sparklight. 333 Sparklight is Ditch’s newest venture, focusing on the artists he works with and the production of their internet commercials, viral videos and concert backdrop videos. Ditch’s company Lethal Tender Music, which just signed Florida rapper big E, is adding this branch to tag onto each video done from this point forward featuring Ditch or any of Ditch’s Lethal Tender Music artists. Ditch did not go into more detail as of press time on how or if he will be marketing the company but did assure us that people will be seeing the name 333 Sparklight around a lot more. Ditch started a music rights managing company called Lethal Tender Music in 2007 to then manage his album Public Intoxication. he has since branched out to using it for Pr, marketing and event production, now adding artist management and development to the company’s details. big E is the first artist since Lethal Tender Music’s inception to be marketed on lethal Tender, besides Ditch, in its 4 years in business. Ditch’s 333 Sparklight can be found for now on Ditch’s official website www.lethaltendermusic.com . Ditch will launch a new album in 2012.
Posted on: Saturday, 11 June 2011, 00:00 CDT
The new music service Kiwi enables mobile phone operators, handset manufacturers, retailers and media companies to compete for the projected 25 million consumers in Europe paying for a cloud based music service by 2014.
Stockholm, Sweden (PRWEB) June 10, 2011
EVESHAM — Tykes may recognize a local playground andneighborhood friends on national television.
A production crew for “The Sunny Side Up Show,” on the Sproutchannel, filmed Friday at the Evesham Memorial Sports Complex onTuckerton Road.
More important to the preschool set, they had the opportunity tomeet Chica the Chicken.
VideoMix Joshs Pyar Ho Gaya:Its like dj vu all over again The video for Joshs new single is eerily reminiscent of David Guettas Getting over You
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“She,” Tyler, the Creator’s attempt at a love song, sounds pleasant enough: a soft, Neptunes-lite beat; second-person lyrics expressing the deep desire spurred by, as well as the inimitable beauty of, the subject at hand; an actual R&B hook, sung by Odd Future’s crooner Frank Ocean. But then you realize that hook is about a guy illicitly observing his beloved through an open window, and that the bits of straightforward romantic expression are laced with specifically articulated threats of violence, and that this is still a Tyler song after all. Appropriately, the new music video for the track (directed by Tyler himself under his pseudonym Wolf Haley) shoots for the same balance of sweet and deeply unsettling. On the one hand, Tyler breaks into the girl’s room while she’s sleeping at night and smells her underwear; on the other, his generally brazen display of affection — ultimately foiled by the police and Ocean, in excellent “Sabotage”-indebted costuming — does seem to effectively woo her over by the end. And, unlike in prior videos in the Odd Future filmography, no one eats any cockroaches and no one spits blood.
Music industry group BPI today outlined plans to “update for the digital age” its 16-year-old Parental Advisory Scheme, which warns about the use of strong language or depictions of sex and violence.