Another \\ S O U N D // from Charleston, SC.
C l i c k O n P i c t o L i s t e n !
Guitar/Vocals/Bass - Dylan Lee
Drums/Percussion - Beau Parent
Check out our NEW poster announcing Seventeen70’s album “Chucktown Sounds” release date April 16th!
Araamuzik is a hip-hop producer from Providence, RI. He uses his MPC (a digital sampler) to create, arrange and replay his beats. Not only does he trigger the samples though, he plays the drums on the pads with his fingers in real time. Through storing samples and favorite sounds, he is able to perform sets entirely on the MPC which is quite impressive. The first beat is my favorite, let me know whatchall think.
Friday April 13, Awendaw Green and 1770 Records are putting on a Singer/Songwriter night at the Hippodrome to benefit “The Lowcountry Foodbank.” Doors open at 7 show is at 8 o’clock and tickets will sell for $10 at the door, $7 for CofC students (there will be no pre-sale). The Night will be divided into groups and each artist will play two songs.
Group 1-Estee Gabay, Joshua Gale, Dallas Corbett & Dan Rainey, Harrison Ray
Group 2- Jordan Igoe, Shannon Vogt, Matt Vergoe (Loner Society)
Group 3- Will Hastings, Keon Musters (Brave Baby), Mitch Wethington (Southwood)
Group 4- Shane Tanner (Brother), Tom Mackell, Tyler Boone
Group 5- Luke Pilgrim, Johnnnie Matthews (Elm Bolt) , Justin Osborne (Sequoyah Prep)
Everyone come out to support this great cause and listen to some awesome musicians!- SF
“Two Weeks” by Grizzly Bear
“Two Weeks” is a song by Brooklyn-based indie rock band Grizzly Bear, and the first single from the band’s third studio album, Veckatimest. The song was released as a single on June 1, 2009. The song features backing vocals from Victoria Legrand, singer and organist for the dream pop duo Beach House. The song was played live for the first time on Late Show with David Letterman in July 2008. The video for “Two Weeks” was directed by Patrick Daughters.
Posted by Matt Zutell
Was lucky enough to see the “Queen of Soul” in action this past week. Little throw back from the 60’s.
SF
While being home and shuttling around the city trying to see my friends that are in town, I find myself inseparable from my iPod. It’s what gets me through the train rides and long walks in the bitter cold. This song came on and I forgot how truly great it is. There’s nothing like walking down the street listening to the beats of Biggie, Atmosphere, and Tribe Called Quest. So yes I can ‘kick it’.
-EL
