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• Olafur Eliasson Installs A River Inside a Danish Museum
  Olafur Eliasson, a well-established Danish/Icelandic ARTIST has installed an imitation dried riverbed in the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Denmark. The ARTIST filled rooms in the gallery with rocks, and created what would be a remnant stream, were it actually Continue reading The post Olafur Eliasson Installs A River Inside a Danish Museum appeared first on Beautiful/Decay Artist Design.



• Boogie T Rifflandia Victoria BC September 14
  As originally seen on Exclaim.ca.Hailing from the swamplands of Louisiana, Boogie T opened the first night of Rifflandia (September 14) at Phillips Backyard. At the back end of Riff's vibrant Electric Avenue, Boogie T dropped into his set of laidback bass MUSIC to fans still streaming into the brewery lot. His MUSIC may be formulaic in some respects ― using EDM hallmarks like overusing done-to-death bass and predictable drops to pull in a distinctly younger ELECTRO ic



• Mutemath Breaks Their Silence Across America
  Mutemath With influences of 80s retro bands The Cure, New Order and The Church along with some of the finest European EDM producers today, alternative rockers/electro-phonic sound makers and Grammy nominated ARTIST , Mutemath, boldly presented their uniquely blended rock roll infusion of expertly crafted ELECTRONIC MUSIC The New Orleans, Louisiana based quartet exploded onto []



• The playlist folk and world – Damon Albarn Baaba Maal and more
  From Damon Albarn in Mali to Show of Hands in the West Country, plus echoes of Colombia, Guinea, Louisiana – and Ewan McColl’s Dirty Old TownDamon Albarn – Sunset Coming OnI’m just back from Mali, where there was drumming, dancing and celebration in the griot village of Kirina, as Damon Albarn was honoured for his work helping Malian MUSIC – and for returning to the country even after tourists had been advised to keep away after the terrorist attack in November. Earlier, he had performed in Bamako with a band who mixed African instruments with cello and violin. Of course they included Sunset Coming On, from the 2002 album Mali Music. Here’s the original version. Continue reading...



• Mista Cain drops visuals for Making Love with Chrizz Michaels
  Tha Verdict is the upcoming debut studio album from Louisiana hip hop star Mista Cain. Today he releases visuals for his single "Making Love" with Chrizz Michaels. The track is both passionate and emotional, dealing with one major subject. "This song was inspired by a girlfriend I was with before my incarceration. I thought [] The post Mista Cain drops visuals for "Making Love" with Chrizz Michaels appeared first on EARMILK.



• Scottish Producer Pools Extensive Experience To Launch His New Album
  Reole Releases New Album Of Soulful, Funky Jazzy Studio Productions Drawing On Creole Of His Louisiana Childhood, Working With New Underground Performers



• A GUY CALLED GERALD MAKES INFLAMMTORY COMMENTS ON DALLAS SHOOTINGS
  As was widely reported in global media on Friday, ex US military servicemen Micah Johnson, an African-American, shot and killed five police officers and wounded seven others, as well as two civilians, in a sniper attack at a rally against police violence in Dallas.The rally followed the fatal police shootings of two black men in separate incidents in Louisiana and Minnesota, as part of a string of similar occurances in recent years, and which resulted in president Barack Obama changing his international schedule in order to speak out about how he viewed the latest incidents as unjustifiable.Many people in the DANCE MUSIC world reacted to the events. On Twitter, Skrillex said, “No more death, no more fighting, no more killing. Go out of your way to make someone feel happy, the world needs it.”Reaction also came from the UK too, with Stormzy writing a lengthy Facebook post, which stated, “All I can do is urge everyone to do more, that's what I'm going to do. Protest, march, donate, speak out, call out b******t, build within your community, help those in need.”But, on Friday afternoon, A Guy Called Gerald took to social media making inflammatory comments that caused a huge media backlash. (Warning: the video within the Facebook post contains graphic content and strong language)After the reaction to his statement about the Dallas tragedies on social media, with many citing that he made his money from a scene built around peace and tolerance, he further stoked the fire, refusing to back down, whilst referring to himself as “Lucipher the crucified”.In the early hours of yesterday morning, he took to Facebook again, attempting to back up his comments, whilst citing a piece on The Guardian which charts the rate of people killed by US police officers in 2015.Seth Troxler had a more measured reaction to the violence in the US, tweeting a video of Trevor Noah on The Daily Show speaking out on the recent shootings, where he said, “The hardest part about having a conversation surrounding



• Kill the Noise To Embark On Massive “Majestic As Fak” Tour With Milo Otis Botnek Two Fresh and Ape Drums
  Kill the Noise, one of the most powerful names in bass MUSIC along with being signed to Skrillex's OWLSA label and starting Slow Roast Records with DJ Craze, has just announced his newest run of shows underneath the humorous title"Majestic As Fak Tour". The tour kicksoff on Sept 30thin Baton Rouge, Louisiana at The Varsityand []



• DirtySnatcha Hits Us With A “Bass Slap” Featuring Boogie T
  Dirty dub from DirtySnatcha, just what we need to power us through THE MID le of the week. Englands bass mastermind has linked up with Louisiana Boogie T for Bass Slap and theyve decided to give it away for free. Nothing beats free especially with a track of this caliber. Listen blow! DirtySnatcha ft. Boogie T [] The post DirtySnatcha Hits Us With A Bass Slap Featuring Boogie T appeared first on thissongslaps.com - Electronic Dance Music Hip-Hop Media.



• Kyle Craft On World Cafe
  Craft's MUSIC combines the influences of his Louisiana hometown and David Bowie; you might call it "Southern glam." Hear a conversation and performance.



• Brass Bed Tiny Desk Concert
  The four guys in the Louisiana band buck a long streak of bad luck on the road and make it to the NPR Music offices for a memorable performance.



• MultiInstrumentalist Duo LMBO’s Second Single “Dysphoria” Is A Must Hear
  This duo may be new to your ears, but they have a rich history in MUSIC The duo, LMBO, consists of two Michigan natives, Koby Berman and Michael Swartz. Koby is finishing up his Master’s in MUSIC l composition from Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. Michael has years and years of experience in several bands [] The post Multi-Instrumentalist Duo LMBO’s Second Single “Dysphoria” Is A Must Hear appeared first on thissongslaps.com - Electronic Dance Music Hip-Hop Media.



• Mutemath Breaks Their Silence Across America
  Mutemath With influences of 80s retro bands The Cure, New Order and The Church along with some of the finest European EDM producers today, alternative rockers/electro-phonic sound makers and Grammy nominated ARTIST , Mutemath, boldly presented their uniquely blended rock roll infusion of expertly crafted ELECTRONIC MUSIC The New Orleans, Louisiana based quartet exploded onto []



• Space Jesus Announces BRKTHRU Tour With A Brief Video For HMU
  Space Jesus is hitting the road! Our favorite clerical DJ/Producer will be touring with Break Science and Manic Focus this fall making stops in Georgia, Texas, Florida, Maryland, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts. The news of his opening spot comes as no surprise after a summer of killing it with new releases and playing festivals like Bella [...] The post Space Jesus Announces #BRKTHRU Tour With A Brief Video For HMU appeared first on .



• Out of the Bayou with Theo Von
  Both professionally and geographically, comedian Theo Von has come a long way from his hometown of Covington, Louisiana, a small town about one hour north of New Orleans. But as a current resident of Los Angeles, Von is still holding on to his Louisiana roots. After touring the country extensively for over a decade and []



• Watch Julianna Barwick Sing ‘Nebula’ the First Song From Her New Album ‘Will’
  Ambient folk singer Julianna Barwick has announced a new album, Will, and shared a video for the first song, "Nebula." True to form, "Nebula" incorporates spiraling synthesizers and more loops of the Louisiana native's vocals than there are layers in a doberge cake. Director Derrick Belcham's shadowy video intersperses footage of Barwick singing with moody shots of nature and Mies van der Rohe chairs. Will,



• CJ Chenier The Red Hot Louisiana Band On World Cafe
  The son of the "King of Zydeco" took over the Red Hot Louisiana Band after his father passed away. Hear the band's fiery set from the XPoNential Music Festival.



• Seratones On World Cafe
  Hear the Louisiana band's blues-infused punk rock performed live in the World Cafe studio.



• Shattered Illusions
  The music festival scene in the South Louisiana area is growing steadily as more festivals targeted to different audiences pop up. The BUKU Music + Art Project festival, which largely featured Indie and electronic ... looks and dance of their peers.



• RTT Exclusive Interview Inside the Colorful World of What So Not
  As muffled bass resonates through Republic’s green room, Chris Emerson aka What So Not is all smiles before his headlining set in New Orleans, Louisiana. Rocking a swaggy OWSLA jacket and an Aussie accent, the Sydney-based producer emits an infectious aura of energy that is perhaps not so surprising if you’re familiar with his music. [] The post RTT Exclusive Interview: Inside the Colorful World of What So Not appeared first on Trap Music Blog - Run The Trap: The Best Hip Hop, EDM Club.



• Musicians Labels Save Money Using Tax Credits To Finance Recordings
  By Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0. Increasingly, music producers are looking for State tax credits before embarking on a project. While this has been a big part of television and movie production for some time, music is now seeing the light in how cost-effective it could be to go somewhere besides Los Angeles and New York to make a new record. And since it's easier than ever to record just about anywhere, the tax credits now loom large for many a budget-minded producer. Louisiana has been one of the leaders in music tax credits for some time, but recently Texas...



• Aquarium Drunkard Presents September – A Medley
  Summer is over. Prepare to open the windows and supplement that autumn feel with this mix of acoustic ballads, epic instrumentals and hypnotic covers. MP3: September :: A Medley Chuck Berry – Oh Louisiana James Taylor – Jelly Man Kelly Melanie – Carolina In My Mind Mike Cooper – The Singing Tree Mother Earth – []



• KISS Stop Concert to Lead the Crowd in the Pledge of Allegiance
  Last night, KISS took the stage at the Gretna Heritage Festival in Gretna, Louisiana. Before going into an encore following their set, the band asked fans to join them in saying the Pledge of Allegiance together while frontman Gene Simmons said a few patriotic words. Fans on social media noted their frustration with the nationalism,



• Shovels Rope Busted Jukebox Vol 1 review – fearless fun
  (Dualtone)Albums of covers are usually a stopgap in pop careers, but this third offering from the South Carolina duo proves a delightful exception, providing a showcase for their gutsy Americana and the talents of assorted southern friends. It’s a mixed bag that includes favourites from their teenage years – they go psychobilly with Nine Inch Nails’ Last, while the Milk Carton Kids coo Guns N’ Roses’ Patience – alongside country standards like Emmylou Harris’s Leaving Louisiana and Neil Young’s Unknown Legend. Everything comes with SR’s clattering production – think home studio Phil Spector – and soaring harmonies, though it’s fellow travellers Shakey Graves and JD McPherson who steal the vocal honours. Clearly it was fun for all. Continue reading...



• Leyla McCalla A Day for the Hunter a Day for the Prey review – powerful songs about death and freedom
  (Jazz Village)Leyla McCalla is a Haitian American based in New Orleans who is both a fine, soulful singer and a classically trained cellist who also plays banjo and guitar. She has worked with the celebrated Carolina Chocolate Drops, and her second solo album mixes songs from Louisiana and Haiti in a fresh, contemporary-sounding set that includes her own powerful compositions about death and freedom. She starts with the self-composed title track, beating her bow against the cello strings and backed by banjo and viola for a thoughtful lament for the departed, while on the pained Far From Your Web the brass backing has the mournful jollity of a New Orleans funeral band. She sings in English, French and Haitian creole, and on the charming Manman, by the Haitian political singer Manno Charlemagne, she is joined by her former Chocolate Drops colleague Rhiannon Giddens. Continue reading...



• Kenny Wayne Shepherd talks new album Goin Home trackbytrack
  Read more about Kenny Wayne Shepherd talks new album Goin' Home track-by-track at MusicRadar.com On his eighth studio album, Goin' Home, Kenny Wayne Shepherd takes listeners on a retrospective journey of some of the songs and artists who first ignited his love of the blues. The award-winning guitarist hadn't originally planned on tackling blues classics on his new disc, but a recent visit to his hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana, cemented his direction."Being back in Shreveport, I started reflecting on my life and career," Shepherd says. "I had these vivid memories of playing guitar in the living room of my house and listening to this music. I went full circle. So I thought, 'The best place for me to do this record would be where it all began for me.'" Read more about Kenny Wayne Shepherd talks new album Goin' Home track-by-track at MusicRadar.com



• DL Menard obituary
  Cajun and country singer-songwriter best known for The Back DoorSeeing DL Menard for the first time, a lean guitar-slinger with a seen-it-all gaze, you would guess that he was an old-school country singer. Then he would speak or sing, in English or French, in the accent of southern Louisiana, and you would take him to be a Cajun musician. Both identifications would be correct. Menard, who has died aged 85, embodied the mixed DNA of Cajun and country music, and was proud of his nickname, “the Cajun Hank Williams”.Doris Leon, the only son of Ophy Menard and his wife, Helena Primeaux Menard, members of a farming family, was born outside Erath in Vermilion Parish, Louisiana. Most musicians from deep Cajun country are raised on the traditional sounds of accordion and fiddle and keening French lovesongs, but DL came to the music late; he didn’t hear a Cajun band until he was 16. What he listened to first was hardcore country songs by Williams, Lefty Frizzell and Ernest Tubb, borne on the airwaves from station XERA in Del Rio, Texas. When the family radio died, he had to wait for the next cotton crop to provide cash for a new battery. Continue reading...



• Buku Music Art Project Announces Exciting 2016 Lineup Ft Pretty Lights GRiZ Crystal Castles Fetty Wap Tchami and 50 More
  It's another big year for the organizers of Buku Musicand Art Projectas they'veunveiled a massive 2016 lineup for the city ofNew Orleans, Louisiana! The festival is known for creating and fostering an intimate vibe andtakesplaceright on the water at Mardi Gras World, the famed warehouse / shipyard that all of the insane Mardi Gras floats []



• Buku Music Art Project Initial Artist Lineup 2017
  Louisiana has always valued their eclectic mix of sounds, and this festival is no different. From music ranging from RB, to Electronic Dance Music, to hip-hop, there is guaranteed something for everyone. The top three headliners, Deadmau5, and Travis ...



• Louisiana Hayride Tonight Revisits A SmallTime Show That Hosted BigName Stars
  A new 20-disc box set contains over 500 performances from the Shreveport, La., program that served as a talent showcase for country acts in the 1950s — including Hank Williams and Elvis Presley.