Saturday, 02 April 2016 16:10

Flysaiah

Isaiah Roberson.

"BIGGER than the image. Photographs are an important part of our world . Time travel as we know it has not ever been achieved, but ask anyone who sees a beautiful portrait of themselves. Most likely they can tell you what was happening in their life, how they were feeling, and what the weather was that day."- Flysaiah

Published in Photography
Wednesday, 09 March 2016 10:45

Natalie Pujols

 

Natalie Pujols work influences a constant gaze into imagination. Its not only because there is this realism involved; its a certain movement, personality and emotion that is evoked from the expressions, gestures and other details she creates via a combination of colors on canvas.  The objects and other relatable, familiar media or concepts she incorporates, creates these thresholds of familiarity we can't resist. Thresholds that allow for that constant gaze and awe.  Check out her work here.  

 

Natalie Pujols on Vango 

Published in Art/Design
Sunday, 14 February 2016 14:09

Xiren Wang

Sooth yourself to the cinematic and ambiant vibes composed by Love Light Music, the brilliant Xiren Wang.  Composing music for Film, Theatre & Dance, Concerts, Yoga & Weddings, @MissXiren has an array of music available online to stream as she is open to inquiries. Contact her here.  

Artist Statement: 

I have been classically trained since 1993, with teachers under the Tianjin Conservatory, the Conservatoire de Paris, and the Juilliard School. I have been privleged to share my classical interpretations as well as romantic/ambient improvisations around the world, from piano bars, concert halls, indie clubs, to Official Residences of diplomats. I aim for virtuosity and versatility. Increasingly, my performances fuse dance and multi-media elements with music.

Published in Music
Saturday, 09 January 2016 11:11

Changin' Your Gameplan

If you live in New York City, there may be a good chance you may run into Randy Kearse selling his books in the subway station.  

Purchase: Changin' Your Game Plan: How to use incarceration as a stepping stone for SUCCESS

Once deemed a menace to society by a judge who sentenced him to 15 years, Randy Kearse (author, motivational speaker, and entrepreneur) served 13 years, 6 months, and 2 days in federal prison. He returned home a new man with a new perspective, a fresh focus, and a strong determination to succeed. In a first book of its kinda, CHANGIN' YOUR GAMEPLAN is about the journey of change one MUST embark on in order to live a positive, productive, and successful life after prison. A no-holds-barred blueprint of how to succeed after one's street game plan fails and leads to incarceration. (Source: Goodreads) 

Published in Books
Sunday, 06 December 2015 04:59

R.O.E

 

ROE on Twitter

ROE on Soundcloud

ROE on Youtube

"With his hometown of Chicago on his back and the sounds of soul in his roots, R.O.E. blends an urban vibe with poetic lyricism and music that hits straight to the heart that will attract anyone with an affection for alternative hip hop.

Since his early days, R.O.E.’s message has revolved around an inquisitive boy-meets-world mentality with self-aware storytelling illustrating his everyday. On something bigger, something better, R.O.E. vibes a stirring and meaningful portrayal of life while pushing naysayers aside and Rising Over Envy.

In 2011, R.O.E.’s debut EP A Backpacker Named R.O.E. piqued the interest of Chicago-area fans and blogs immersed in the hip hop scene and started to entice radio spins with its soulful beats, unconventional hooks, compelling lyrics, and independent sound. With the debut marking his official foray into music, the EP’s concept was simple: introducing his essence to the world. Its success would lead to video projects, larger shows, and nationwide tours. After building a foundation for his sound, R.O.E. dedicated the next couple years to growing his fanbase, collaborating with acclaimed producers, songwriting and offering the ultimate live experience with his full band, The Soulvillians.

The long-anticipated 2014 release of the To Happiness EP chronicles the Chicago emcee’s mindset since A Backpacker Named R.O.E. and lives up to expectations with his signature artistic flow, clever writing, and the natural chemistry between the lyrics and beats. The 5-track EP’s cohesive vision delivers a short, yet rich and experiential trip through what it’s like to be him: an established artist traveling, reaching, living, and not letting negativity get in the way.

Today R.O.E.’s focus is on playing shows, touring, and producing videos to promote To Happiness while working on his first full length album." 

Rising Over Envy

Published in Music
Sunday, 06 December 2015 00:53

Paul Nissenbaum

Dive into his colorful Paradigm Shifts. Paul Nissenbaum, artist from NYC, shows us beauty through patterns, color and complexity. Paul Nissenbaum on Behance   - Cargo Collective 

Published in Art/Design
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