It’s been a couple years since Cynthia Lin released an album of sorts, so this new project is a welcome surprise. Cynthia takes to her charming ukelele and sings you a few Christmas-themed songs and covers. It may be only 5 songs, but I think you’ll enjoy this warm and sunny take on these winter […]
Read More Cynthia Lin Wishes You ‘A Very Merry Christmas!’Here we are. The fourth and final episode of When It Counts. WongFu concludes their AT&T sponsored web series starring dancers Yuri Tag, Mike Song and Aimee Lee Lucas. KevJumba and Cathy Nguyen reprise their cameo roles and the music of Paul Dateh and Kina Grannis anchor the rest of the episode. See how the story […]
Read More Wong Fu Presents the Final Episode of ‘When It Counts’ (Starring Yuri Tag, Mike Song, Aimee Lee Lucas; Music By Kina Grannis & Paul Dateh)Though the song is already a couple years old, the season is appropriate for the release of the MV for “Merry Christmas!”. The song is sung by Lindsey Yung and Blake Darling, collectively known as The Winters, and is from their Yuletide Songbook Volume I album. It’s a cute watch and one that most should enjoy… […]
Read More Watch the “Merry Christmas!” MV by Lindsey Yung & Blake Darling (The Winters)We now have the third volume of !llmind‘s Blap Kit series for producers and beat makers. The producer has made thousands of instrumentals over the years, and he’s taken to compile some of his favorite drums and sounds and package it for sale for others to use in their own creations. If this sounds like […]
Read More !llmind Compiles and Releases the ‘BLAP Kit Vol. 3’You’re going to have to file this one as a work in progress, but Paul Dateh was inspired to make a song in conjunction with some footage he recently shot through kaleidoscopes. The tune (titled after the visual device), is still a draft, but if he’s able to give it a final polish in time, […]
Read More Paul Dateh Shares a Demo of “Kaleidoscope”Unless you’ve been stuck in quarantine, you’ve undoubtedly heard about the unspeakable mass shooting at an elementary school in Connecticut on Friday. Artist Jason Chu wanted to make sure the victims and community of Newtown are memorialized somehow, and not quickly forgotten and swept away by sensationalist media and society. The following is his spoken word piece – “27”.
Read More Jason Chu Dedicates a Spoken Word Poem to Newtown, CT – “27”
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