French rapper Sylvain Richard a.k.a. 20Syl and director Mathieu Le Dude recruit several hands for their electronic ear candy “Kodama.”
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“Above the Law,” written by Betty Wright and Angelo Morris, recorded by The O’Jays, 2018.
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“Old-school R&B group The O’Jays get into a political groove,” Mark Kennedy, Associated Press
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“Sound & Color” by Alabama Shakes, written by vocalist Brittany Howard. Other band members are guitarist Heath Fogg, bassist Zac Cockrell, drummer Steve Johnson, and keyboard player Ben Tanner. Many people know this song now that it’s the soundtrack for an iPad commercial.
Video directed by James Frost of Honey Badger; David Myrick, Director of Photography; Nicholas Wayman Harris, Editor. More about the video here.
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The party starts at 0:27.
Lake Street Dive, on a sidewalk in Brighton, Massachusetts. Rachael Price (lead vocalist), Bridget Kearney (bass), Mike Olson (trumpet), Mike Calabrese (drums).
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h/t: Maddie Oatman, Mother Jones
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Like the music recording awards show itself, most GRAMMY® nominations are tiresome, but one of tonight’s nominees stands out. It’s an ever-changing music video with singing by a dead man and drawings by two hundred thousand of his admirers across the globe. The video above is just a snapshot of The Johnny Cash Project. Go to the site itself for a richer experience. You can even become part of it by making a drawing. Learn more about the crowd-sourced production from some of its contributors after the jump.
