We can't help but be excited about the upcoming holiday season when we dust off the old favorites and start to have fun with them.
Here are some of our favorite new Christmas arangements from the recent past. Enjoy!
On the prowl for indie band and new artist music content from CMJ Music Marathon bands? Want the latest CMJ schedule? Here is an awesome little app for iPhone and Android devices:
Download iphone here.
Download Android here.
The app includes the CMJ Music Marathon Schedule, CMJ editorial content, videos from CMJ TV including interviews with CMJ artists as well as loads of free music in the "FreePlay" and "Download This" sections. There is also music and video content in the band section that good as well.
We love apps like this that help us connect with new music with or without having to go to the venue or festivals. Given a choice, we'd like to stop time and see every single CMJ band, go to every concert and palooza in the world . . . but short of that . . . we like apps like this one to help us discover new, cool music and artists.
Goodonya CMJ!
The band is back and the tunes are better than ever. The latest campaigns are now airing for the music-driven Freecreditscore.com brand and its a great example of how the commercial and artistic worlds collide.
The band is real. The music is too. Freecreditscore.com continues to drive an authentic sound and music-based brand identity that makes it a household name. Why? Because it's memorable and stands out from other commercials.
Fun, intelligent and unique creative work. Enjoy!
This tracks was made using sounds from a mac and words from Steve Jobs.
Neato.
St Lucia - All Eyes on You from HeavyRoc Music on Vimeo.
Grobler's stellar vocals and excellent production deliver on this track. APB to all music supervisors. It's going to be a race to see who syncs this first. Love it.
Here's one from the vault and the music selection on this one just makes me chuckle every time.
Hadag Nahash's "Ma Sheba Ba" is the perfect music track for the intro to Adam Sandler's "Don't Mess With The Zohan." It's in Hebrew, and although we can't understand a word (other than "Disco Disco"), the music speaks for itself and is an infectious and lovable part of this grand entrance from Sandler's character. The driving beat and fast lyrics against the slow motion pelvis pumps of Zohan will have you shaking your head as it sucks you into Sandler's off kilter world and glimpse of the life of an international super-solider turned hair dresser.
Brooks Arthur and Michael Dilbeck were the music supervisors on this film which includes loads of good tracks from the 80's and beyond. It must have been a blast to work on this film.
The Diner Music