November 2011
53 posts
Narcotik - Intro To The Central [DOWNLOAD] →
souleverlift:
gunzandbutta:
Tha Northwest
“While the outreach of the average music release never bounds past city limits even in today’s day and age, imagine the nineties. Now considered history those who lived it are able to re-tell and look back on a time that really wasn’t long ago. While its probably no different in the eyes of today’s youth…” (read more)
Swan Lake
“The “Intro 2...
Marian Bantjes on inspiration vs. influence vs.... →
poptech:
Inspiration: “that unexpected moment of discovery when the mind leaps to a new place triggered by something interesting. That something interesting can be a thing you’ve read, or seen on the street, or in a book or gallery, or a piece of music, or something really great or something really awful.”
Influence: “when you see something you like, usually work that is related to the work...
“Don’t bend; don’t water it down; don’t try to make it logical; don’t edit your...”
– Franz Kafka (via streetetiquette)
“To develop a project you need to spend more than two weeks with the people...”
– Krista Donaldson (2011 Social Innovation Fellow) on designing for impact. (via poptech)
Vanda Fine Clothing
putthison:
Diana Chan and Gerald Shen have been selling well-made, handrolled pocket squares to discerning customers at StyleForum for the last two years. Last summer, they began making neckties under the name Vanda Fine Clothing. Whereas most new neckwear companies rely on a faux-heritage image or “Made in the USA” label to sell their wares, Vanda is about quality in the way that I think a...
npr:
Lee Myung-bak was so poor as a child that...
Wet Paint
scoutshonorco:
Wouldn’t it be nice to just paint over the internet once in awhile?
Posted by AB
nehrujackets:
heylistenup:
Big Baby Gandhi –...
“Every act of rebellion expresses a nostalgia for innocence and an appeal to the...”
– Albert Camus (via human-voices)
100 New Hip-Hop Tracks You Won't Hear On The Radio →
“It’s a big beautiful world out there — but you wouldn’t know that from tuning into commercial radio. Tiny playlists, dominated by short-lived trends and major label one-hit wonders, mean you could hear the same song multiple times a day on multiple stations. You could be listening to some top-of-the-line songcraft, but you’re almost certainly missing the full breadth of...
100 New Hip-Hop Tracks You Won't Hear On The Radio →
