This guy is eating a slice of pizza from every pizzeria in New York City and writing about it on his website and quarterly zine! I am sure many have thought about something similar and frowned upon this idea for health reasons, yet I find him very intriguing, daring, creative, crazy, and fun!
Accidental Seabirds is the moniker of the Brooklyn based musician Jesse Herdman. Jesse has composed three unofficially released albums since 2002. His fourth album “The Snow and the Full Moon” will be officially released August 2010.
DUNN, aka ‘The Signtologist’ recycles discarded street signs as a canvas for his unique art.
Dunn’s work has appeared in dozens of national outlets including XXL and he has created art for hundreds of athletes, artists and musicians such as Ludacris, Spike Lee, Pharrell Williams and Slick Rick to name a few.
Ill-Khalil is a passionate Hip-Hop recording artist from Upstate, New York currently residing in Austin, Texas. I have known him for quite some time. During conversations, we talk about the current state of music and self-progression. Watch his video interview to get to know Ill-Khalil.
Long Island City, New York, April 5th, 2010 — New York based arts and entertainment publication, GrungeCake Magazine kicks off post-Easter with artist Jacob Ouillette. Following an intimate interview, J Ouillette and Yams will discuss pressing topics and current events with fellow artists and web loggers: contemporary artist and illustrator Ibrahim Ahmed III, product designer Chanel Kennebrew of Junkprints, recording artists Shinobi Ninja, recording artist Nassaka, music relations and web logger Kaos Blac, online writing trio Pussy Galoreee, and the GrungeCake family. Taping will be held at the Dean Project Gallery in Long Island City, New York at 10am. This is a private event.
From the depths of Madrid, Spain, with a fearful sound, dreamy voice, and an odd story to tell, Holly & The Bible has been the woman I have chased in our nightly, surreal dreams with flagpoles and knickerbockers. Not only has Holly & The Bible proclaimed herself as Jesus’ lover, but she is GrungeCake’s Sweet Sweet Valentine. All year round.
Phony Bastards, recording artists Jade Ross and Noni Limar are quite the characters. Though, contrary, Ross and Limar make a beautiful blend. Their voices are dreamy, and soothing. Above all else, I really enjoyed their conversation. I hope you will, too. Press play for the experience.
Gina Rene found her earliest musical influences inside two generations of her very own multi-cultural family. Her grandfather Leon Rene wrote the Rock and Roll classic, “Rockin’ Robin” as well as Louis Armstrong’s theme song “Sleepy Time Down South.” Her father wrote “Wham Bam” which featured blues legend Johnny “Guitar” Watson and drummer Earl Palmer. Going well beyond her lineage, everything from the sounds of 1940’s torch style singing, coupled with the soul of Chaka Khan and Prince took hold of her creative soul. However, the raw creativity of 80’s Hip-Hop became the final ingredient of the harmonic recipe that gave birth to Gina Rene’s incomparable musical style. A native of the bohemian city of Santa Cruz, California, Gina Rene grew up performing everywhere she could including the Philippines, Malaysia, Mexico City, New York, Chicago, Toronto, Vancouver, Detroit, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, and more.
Project Spark is a community based project originating from Staten Island, New York. The intention of the project is to bring New York City its first public indoor skatepark. This skatepark would provide indoor practicing grounds to the 3,000+ action sports participants in the five boroughs.
Rochesterian Producer K-Offbeat does it again with his new release, “The Akoma”. Click here to listen to our interview!