Help is on the Way by David Friedman
admin From Places You Don’t Know About Today In today’s complex and challenging world, we often find ourselves facing problems for which there seem to be no answers. In this practical…
Strange adventures on our way to an abandoned ranch
This night photography adventure involves wrong turns, boulder crawling in a Jeep at night, aggressive dogs, and a cowboy without a home.
PREMIERE: TATE SEDAR Creates Bright Electro-Pop Single, “Find A Way”
Photo credit: Chris Adams In 2005, TATE SEDAR was on Garageband at every Apple store in and around his hometown of San Francisco. There, he found his
Claptone & Mayer Hawthorne’s “Feel This Way” Gets Superb Remix Treatment From Andhim, Gettoblaster
The enigmatic electronic-pop maestro Claptone has been all of the buzz lately. His iconic Masquerade event took place during Miami Music Week and featured
A fun way to learn about composition
Composition is (in my opinion) one of the most important aspects of a good photograph. Creating your own Ansel Adams landscapes.
Shallou’s ‘Long Way Home Remixes EP’ Is Fantastic
Shallou's career continues on an upwards trajectory with his ability to wow the world with his skills in the studio and on stage. Coming off an extensive
NOISIA Announce A “Third and Final” Album Is On Its Way
NOISIA is truly the gift that keeps on giving. Even more accurate is they're the guest at a party who is trying to leave but keeps bumping into people
Avatar’s Theatrical Re-Release Comes With Way Of Water End-Credits Scene
The theatrical re-release of James Cameron's sci-fi epic Avatar reportedly comes with a post-credit scene of up to 10 minutes from Avatar 2.
ILLENIUM Remixes Nirvana’s “Something In The Way” From BATMAN In Collab With DC Comics
A little less than two weeks ago, ILLENIUM teased some sort of collaboration with Batman, the popular franchise from DC Comics, coming out April 22. While
Trivecta provides a career defining performance with his debut album, ‘The Way Back Up’
The number of times I've been fortunate enough to see Trivecta live is devastatingly low (twice), but the number of times I've streamed his music,