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Thursday, February 28, 2013

Kaskade, Swanky Tunes and Lights Get Animated in 'No One Knows Who We Are' - Premiere

Kaskade, Swanky Tunes and Lights Get Animated in 'No One Knows Who We Are' - PremiereRobot houses abide in strange, gorgeous new EDM clip $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); OO.ready(function() { OO.Player.create('ooyalaplayer', '04ODlrOToTiNaqIvelNIMFNDQTRQzvxC', {'autoplay': true }); });By

EDM mastermind Kaskade recently teamed up with production trio Swanky Tunes and singer Lights for a new track, "No One Knows Who We Are," which will appear on the DJ-producer's new album set for release sometime this year on Ultra. Now you can take an exclusive first look at the triumphant banger's gorgeous animated clip, which tells the story of a girl stuck in a dead-end town who suddenly finds herself facing off against a giant robot made of ticky-tacky houses. But with the power of song and the help of some superhero DJs, the robo-house/metaphor-for-suburban-drudgery is defeated as the track reaches its bombastic conclusion.

"I always am going for a different vibe with each song and I feel like I hit this one on the nose, which is why each collaboration is always so special and unique," Kaskade tells Rolling Stone. "These guys brought something to the table that I couldn't have achieved on my own and they just help the track move in a way I wouldn't have imagined. The comic-style animation in this video really helps bring an added visual element that helps lifts the beats and Lights' vocals, giving the song even more of an electric charge."


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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Kaskade, Swanky Tunes and Lights Get Animated in 'No One Knows Who We Are' - Premiere

Kaskade, Swanky Tunes and Lights Get Animated in 'No One Knows Who We Are' - PremiereRobot houses abide in strange, gorgeous new EDM clip $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); OO.ready(function() { OO.Player.create('ooyalaplayer', '04ODlrOToTiNaqIvelNIMFNDQTRQzvxC', {'autoplay': true }); });By

EDM mastermind Kaskade recently teamed up with production trio Swanky Tunes and singer Lights for a new track, "No One Knows Who We Are," which will appear on the DJ-producer's new album set for release sometime this year on Ultra. Now you can take an exclusive first look at the triumphant banger's gorgeous animated clip, which tells the story of a girl stuck in a dead-end town who suddenly finds herself facing off against a giant robot made of ticky-tacky houses. But with the power of song and the help of some superhero DJs, the robo-house/metaphor-for-suburban-drudgery is defeated as the track reaches its bombastic conclusion.

"I always am going for a different vibe with each song and I feel like I hit this one on the nose, which is why each collaboration is always so special and unique," Kaskade tells Rolling Stone. "These guys brought something to the table that I couldn't have achieved on my own and they just help the track move in a way I wouldn't have imagined. The comic-style animation in this video really helps bring an added visual element that helps lifts the beats and Lights' vocals, giving the song even more of an electric charge."


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Thursday, October 25, 2012

Gary Clark Jr. Lights Up 'Ain't Messin 'Round' at the Live Room - Premiere

Gary Clark Jr. Lights Up 'Ain't Messin 'Round' at the Live Room - PremiereBlues dynamo rips through cut from major-label debut $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); By

Gary Clark Jr. just released his debut record for Warner Bros., Blak and Blu – and now, you can check out this exclusive clip of the soulful young guitar wizard flaunting his six-string chops on the pummeling, jagged blues cut "Ain't Messin 'Round" in the Warner Sound's Live Room. His album is available for download on iTunes; be sure to also check out our review of Blak and Blu.


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Monday, August 20, 2012

Ellie Goulding, 'Lights' Live at Rolling Stone

Ellie Goulding, 'Lights' Live at Rolling StoneEnglish singer-songwriter stops by to play cuts off her debut $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); By

Ellie Goulding stopped by Rolling Stone recently and stepped into the studio to play a few choice cuts off her debut album, Lights. Here, Goulding plays the title track with an outpouring of emotion, her vocals soaring through the light dance track.

Goulding's second studio album, Halcyon, is set for an October 8th release. Don't miss her performances of "Guns and Horses" and Elton John's "Your Song."


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Sunday, August 19, 2012

Ellie Goulding, 'Lights' Live at Rolling Stone

Ellie Goulding, 'Lights' Live at Rolling StoneEnglish singer-songwriter stops by to play cuts off her debut $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); By

Ellie Goulding stopped by Rolling Stone recently and stepped into the studio to play a few choice cuts off her debut album, Lights. Here, Goulding plays the title track with an outpouring of emotion, her vocals soaring through the light dance track.

Goulding's second studio album, Halcyon, is set for an October 8th release. Don't miss her performances of "Guns and Horses" and Elton John's "Your Song."


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Saturday, August 18, 2012

Pussy Riot Drop New Single 'Putin Lights Up the Fires'

Though three members of Pussy Riot were convicted earlier today for "hooliganism" in connection with a March "punk prayer" protest against Russian President Vladimir Putin, the rockers have dropped a new single, "Putin Lights Up The Fires," reports The Guardian. The track strikes hard, showcasing the same boldness that led to their conviction.

Pussy Riot have been sentenced to two years in prison for their protest inside a Russian Orthodox cathedral in Moscow. The band has received support from Paul McCartney, Madonna and the Red Hot Chili Peppers and maintained their protest was a political display, not a religious one. Their trial and conviction have been criticized as a politically motived show trial to scare off Putin dissenters.

To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click Here


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Pussy Riot Drop New Single 'Putin Lights Up the Fires'

Though three members of Pussy Riot were convicted earlier today for "hooliganism" in connection with a March "punk prayer" protest against Russian President Vladimir Putin, the rockers have dropped a new single, "Putin Lights Up The Fires," reports The Guardian. The track strikes hard, showcasing the same boldness that led to their conviction.

Pussy Riot have been sentenced to two years in prison for their protest inside a Russian Orthodox cathedral in Moscow. The band has received support from Paul McCartney, Madonna and the Red Hot Chili Peppers and maintained their protest was a political display, not a religious one. Their trial and conviction have been criticized as a politically motived show trial to scare off Putin dissenters.

To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click Here


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Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Nicki Minaj Lights Up Times Square, Debuts 'Starships' Remix

Nicki Minaj Nicki Minaj performs during the Nokia Lumia 900 launch in Times Square in New York City.

Yesterday in New York, as dusk set in and the emblems of capitalism lit up the sky, Nicki Minaj surprised a throng of thousands with a performance in the heart of Times Square. Following hours of speculation as to who the secret performer would be, fans, tourists and general gawkers watched in awe as the hip-hop superstar turned the "Crossroads of the World" into a technologically dazzling stage for the launch of Nokia’s Lumia 900 smartphone. Nine gigantic electronic screens and a towering building brought to life with CGI technology provided a fitting backdrop for the mobile communications purveyor's launch. (Nokia pulled off a similar "4D" experiential stunt in London last year in which the facade of a building was illuminated in sync with a performance by Deadmau5.) A video of the event will be available today on Nokia's Facebook page

A very platinum blonde Minaj gave a short but bubbly set of three songs: a rousing rendition of "Starships," "Right By My Side" (sans Chris Brown) and "Super Bass." In a white collared shirt, full black corset and safari-themed tights, the rapper looked more conservative than usual, doing her own sartorial take on corporate casual. 

"Make some noise for yourself. I'm from New York!" the Queens-raised rapper gushed, clearly in awe of the magnitude of it all. (Later, she would tweet that this show was her "all time #moment4life.") "Super Bass" proved the overwhelming crowd favorite, with fans and confused tourists alike joining in the bouncy fun. Pleasing pop, hip-hop or nothing in between, Nicki really is the great joiner.

She ended the show by debuting a special remix of "Starships," helmed by DJ/producer Doorly. The updated version featured a slowed-down tempo change that gave the thumper an interesting, woozy quality. As a dedication to her fans, cameras panned the crowd to capture the contagious squeals and fervor for use in the track’s upcoming music video, slated for online release today. "Thanks to my Barbz. I love you!" Nicki sang as she closed. In the heart of her city, she reigned supreme.

To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click Here


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Sunday, April 8, 2012

Nicki Minaj Lights Up Times Square, Debuts 'Starships' Remix

Nicki Minaj Nicki Minaj performs during the Nokia Lumia 900 launch in Times Square in New York City.

Yesterday in New York, as dusk set in and the emblems of capitalism lit up the sky, Nicki Minaj surprised a throng of thousands with a performance in the heart of Times Square. Following hours of speculation as to who the secret performer would be, fans, tourists and general gawkers watched in awe as the hip-hop superstar turned the "Crossroads of the World" into a technologically dazzling stage for the launch of Nokia’s Lumia 900 smartphone. Nine gigantic electronic screens and a towering building brought to life with CGI technology provided a fitting backdrop for the mobile communications purveyor's launch. (Nokia pulled off a similar "4D" experiential stunt in London last year in which the facade of a building was illuminated in sync with a performance by Deadmau5.) A video of the event will be available today on Nokia's Facebook page

A very platinum blonde Minaj gave a short but bubbly set of three songs: a rousing rendition of "Starships," "Right By My Side" (sans Chris Brown) and "Super Bass." In a white collared shirt, full black corset and safari-themed tights, the rapper looked more conservative than usual, doing her own sartorial take on corporate casual. 

"Make some noise for yourself. I'm from New York!" the Queens-raised rapper gushed, clearly in awe of the magnitude of it all. (Later, she would tweet that this show was her "all time #moment4life.") "Super Bass" proved the overwhelming crowd favorite, with fans and confused tourists alike joining in the bouncy fun. Pleasing pop, hip-hop or nothing in between, Nicki really is the great joiner.

She ended the show by debuting a special remix of "Starships," helmed by DJ/producer Doorly. The updated version featured a slowed-down tempo change that gave the thumper an interesting, woozy quality. As a dedication to her fans, cameras panned the crowd to capture the contagious squeals and fervor for use in the track’s upcoming music video, slated for online release today. "Thanks to my Barbz. I love you!" Nicki sang as she closed. In the heart of her city, she reigned supreme.

To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click Here


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