Showing posts with label MoneyShot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MoneyShot. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Bison Vs. Lion Vs. Crocodile Vs. Bisons


Epic.

When Morsy was down here last week, he played me a bunch of his tunes -- one of which was his "Jockin' Jay-Z" remix.  
Wasn't really feeling it too much.  I've tried playing out the original tune a couple times in Miami, and it's always fallen flat.  Imagine if I went w/ Morsy's version instead . . . . 

Anyways, since no one in Miami is all that familiar w/ the tune, I decided to just strip it way down, and go a different route with it.  Banged this out in a couple hours; it may go through a couple more changes (e.g. a melody perhaps), but it's on some basic club level now that seems to work.  Played it at MoneyShot & Purdy this weekend; went off both times.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Get Down With The Get Down


I'd be pleasantly suprised if they got into any of their slow-bass jams.  


Wednesday, April 16, 2008

Speaking of Quality Control . . .

I'm back in Miami, and we've got a party celebrating that fact (seriously?!) goin down this Thursday!  

*Edit: Josh & Curt will be rolling through post-'their show' at the Fifth.  A lil Contradamus goin down.

Behold the flyer:


If you can read that small, you'll see that the flyer was designed by Shawn Wolfe!  

Now, for those that may not have been graphic design-nerds like myself, Mr. Wolfe is a super-accomplished artist.  I was definitely inspired by his works when I was heavy into the design world; I even bought his book Uncanny for myself as a Christmas present.


That said, take another look at the flyer he produced.  Go ahead, drink it in.  


Now, take a look at some of his other pieces below - and/or check out his online gallery.







Did you by any chance notice a small difference in the quality of the pieces?

Granted, I've seen some horrible flyers before; and this doesn't qualify as one of them.  Its just that when I found out who did the flyer, that he even branded it w/ his Beatkit ("The RemoverInstaller"), I was stupified.  I'd rather have been left thinking it was done by a 37-yr-old trying to rip-off a Freegums design.  
Actually, I would have really rathered seeing Alam Lohar's cassette design as the flyer!  I mean seriously!!  Look at that shit!  Its on some futuristic throwback amazingness!!

Here's to No QC in '08!