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Music is all around us and nobody exemplifies this better than sound designer, composer and performer, Diego Stocco. Diego creates eclectic musical experiences with custom built instruments and experimental recording techniques and “loves discovering hidden sounds from organic sources, objects and materials, his unorthodox musical curiosity.” Diego has found several ways to channel his unique approach into »
Today, Pete and I took his sisters/my cousins to the party store to start buying decorations for their nephew’s/my second cousin’s first cowboy-themed birthday party. Confused yet? Anyway, it was a bit odd being in a costume/party place when it wasn’t Halloween but the girls had a fun time trying on all the masks and »
Today, July 24, 2010, get out your videocameras and you could be in a movie. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live as someone else for a day? Oscar-winning director Kevin Macdonald discusses his latest project LIFE IN A DAY: a historic global experiment to create a user-generated documentary film shot »
Meet Ronald Jenkees, the “improv guy” from Kentucky. Jenkees first gained fame on YouTube when he posted a series of videos of himself playing his Korg Triton LE and Yamaha Motif XS8 keyboards, often accompanied by beats he composed using FL Studio. The performances were often improvised and heavily influenced primarily by hip-hop and jazz. Most »
Through the CAVATA blog I’ve introduced to you many talented musicians, artists, performers and fellow entrepreneurs. Although each featured post is important in spreading our message of creativity through the arts, this post is extra special to me; I would like to introduce you to an amazing woman named Tiffany.
Tiffany and I met through Twitter »
Have you ever belted out the words to one of your favorite songs only to find out later that you’ve been singing the wrong lyrics? No? Ok…so just me I guess.
A few weeks ago I was driving in the car with my little brother and he starts singing the hook to “Beamer, Benz or Bentley” »
I hope everyone had an amazing 4th of July weekend, I know I did. What’s better than celebrating America’s birthday with great friends, tasty treats and libations!? But now that we’re all back to the grind, I wanted to share with you an amazing non-profit I just discovered; Sing For Hope. Founded by opera singers with »
The day is finally here! Introducing the first-annual CAVATA X RSC collaboration tee. This exclusive, limited-edition tees is only available in the CAVATA and RSC online shops and WILL NOT be reprinted once its sells out. To celebrate the release of our first collaboration, 20% of every purchase to support music and art programs in public schools. *FREE* domestic shipping »
After recently seeing two movies, Get Him To The Greek and Jonah Hex, I have come to two conclusions: British accents automatically make a person more interesting and Megan Fox should only be cast in silent movies. However, since I saw GHTTG first, I’ll save Jonah Hex for another post. GET HIM TO THE GREEK: Let me preface this by saying I took my »
Meet Amy Walkins, an up-and-coming photographer from Boston. As a kid, Amy used to buy disposable camera after disposable camera (me too!) and would scrapbook all of her photographic adventures until she graduated to the basic point-and shoot-camera during her teens. Wanting to take her hobby to new heights, she finally stepped up her game »
