Sunday evening was absolutely delightful. Dustin Shepard (phenomenal director and editor) came to my humble abode and we knew we wanted to film something but just weren't sure what to film. So I put on my party dress and he followed me outside as I roamed around my neighborhood in West LA. Here's what he captured....
Me singing "Hearbreaker" and "Killing Me Softly"...my favorite.
For more amazing work by DUSTIN SHEPARD CLICK HERE!
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Nikka Nikka
I randomly stumbled upon this fantastic performance by Nikka Costa of her hit "Like a Feather" while browsing through youtube today. It made me kinda sad. She is one of the most talented artists and performers of this generation, yet her own people (us Americans) seem to have forgotten her. Thank God Europeans aren't nearly as musically ignorant and narrow-minded (she still sells out venues and apparently Prince is a huge fan). I swear Beyonce stole some of her moves...
I will always love you Miss Costa.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Never Seen Something Like This Before

Here is his first music video for his single "Like This" which highlights the landscape of his hometown, Los Angeles. Enjoy.
Clich HERE for more of Kenan Bell!!
Friday, July 2, 2010
Coo-Coo for Coco Puffs

Quadron is made up of Robin Hannibal and Coco Malaika from Denmark. He produces the music, she sings. Safe to say I am pretty obsessed with the magical duo. Although they've only performed in Los Angeles a few times, I have been there to see them, front center, at almost every show. Youngster Coco, elegantly draws her crowd with her stunning voice. Her inner diva shines as she sings, only to reveal glimpses of a humble, sweet girl in between each song, who probably has no idea how truly incredible she is. Robin's simple yet decisive production perfectly compliments Coco's vocal abilities and quirky lyrics. Here's a short vid I took at the show at the Echo of Coco singing "Slippin." Sorry for the bouncing...I couldn't contain myself from dancing! The self-titled album is available on itunes and worth every penny.
p.s. sorry for the long absence...the storm passed and i'm back!
Labels:
Coco Malaika,
Quadron,
Robin Hannibal,
The Echo
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