Luke Bryan Enlists Famous Friends (and a Leotard!) for ACM Voting Campaign
Filed under: ACMs, Humor
We aren’t playing favorites in the vote for ACM Top New Solo Vocalist … But this is just too funny not to share! Luke Bryan, who is nominated alongside Jamey Johnson and Chris Young for the honor, has made a video enticing fans to vote for him. It features several of Luke’s famous friends, including Kenny Rogers, Dierks Bentley, Lady Antebellum, Blake Shelton, Emily West, Little Jimmy Dickens and Beyoncé! OK, well maybe not Beyoncé herself but rather Nashville’s version of the ‘Single Ladies’ singer, a.k.a. Luke in a leotard!
Watch the video after the jump … And while we’re not technically suggesting you vote for Luke (we love Jamey and Chris just as much!), we are suggesting you freeze this video on about the 1:43 mark and take a screen-shot, because that picture is worth a thousand laughs.
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Dierks Bentley Goes Acoustic ‘Up on the Ridge’
Filed under: Albums, Country News
When Dierks Bentley first moved to Nashville, he spent countless hours basking in bluegrass music at the fabled Station Inn. Since that time, he’s often been asked: “When are you going to put out a bluegrass record?” Dierks insists he was just waiting for the right time and with a hectic tour schedule winding down, the right time is this summer!
But ‘Up on the Ridge’ isn’t simply a bluegrass album. It’s more accurately described as acoustic roots music and will feature some of the most widely-acclaimed bluegrass and acoustic pickers working today, including the Del McCoury Band (previously featured on Dierks’ ‘Modern Day Drifter’ album), Alison Krauss, Tim O’Brien, Sam Bush and Chris Thile’s band, Punch Brothers. Fellow country hitmaker Miranda Lambert is also a featured guest vocalist on the disc.
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Unofficial Charlotte Gainsbourg Nosaj Thing remix – directed by GreatWhite Bros
Our video is an interpretation of the reinterpretation of Heaven Can Wait by Nosaj Thing
Unofficial Charlotte Gainsbourg Nosaj Thing remix – directed by GreatWhite Bros from GreatWhite Brothers on Vimeo.
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Spec Boogie – Bed Stuy (Directed by Ali Santana)
Spec Boogie’s Tribute to his home town of Bed Stuy, Brooklyn
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Directed by Ali Santana. ©2010
Photos by Robert Cave Sr.
Beat produced by Von Pea of Tanya Morgan.
Featured in:
The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts
’Gentrification of Brooklyn’ exhibit.
MoCADA.org
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T-ara – “I Go Crazy Because of You”, Dir ?
Given up looking for the directors name for the moment…. my head hurts from the myriad of blogs, all containing the same cut and paste information….
Clip has had over 1 million views on the MV charts so far since it’s release (22nd Feb 2010)
Based on the Britney Spears “Womaniser” Song pattern – a far sharper piece of pop than Britney’s
Song writer is Wheesung (formally of YG Entertainment), best known in Europe for cutting a version of Insomnia for Crag David
Wheesung is currently the MC/host of a Mnet TV show His management camp Pop Up Entertainment have teamed him up since Sept 09 with producer Rodney Jerkins, (Darkchild)
u2b 1080HDp (English subs menu)
Avi on Kenh’s
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Adam Lambert Is A “Voodoo” Doll, Plans Remix EP
Adam Lambert’s “Voodoo,” co-written by “Black and Gold” singer Sam Sparro, was previously unreleased in the U.S., but that’s about to change—the fantastical dance-ballad is set to be a bonus track on the “What Do You Want From Me” and “For Your Entertainment” remix EP. Will “Voodoo” put a spell on you? Listen below.
Adam Lambert – “Voodoo”
The song is a romantic and futuristic, and allows Lambert to show off his killer pipes once again (although it takes two and a half minutes to get to the money note). Whereas Adam’s previously surfaced, Twilight-inspired track “Suburban Decay” is a pit more 70s punk-rock than 70s glam-rock, “Voodoo” definitely captures the spiritual, sensual electro vibe present in the rest of For Your Entertainment—which explains why it made the cut for the international release of Adam’s debut album.
Speaking of international, the blueberry-flavored performer is currently in Sparro’s homeland of Australia, promoting his album (which hit #1 on the iTunes pop chart Down Under) and celebrating Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras in Sydney. The only question is, can Mardi Gras handle Adam’s fabulousness?