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If you’re into gaming, and I bet you are, check out my friend Ryan Horman’s new venture, www.RespawnGaming.com; a premiere gaming community with the ability to host LAN parties and competitions. In other words, hosting games over a network to give players the ability to compete against each other without sitting in front of the same »
I’ve been keeping our upcoming collaboration with the Regan Smith Clarke brand under wraps but decided to preview a little sample of the release today. I’m extremely excited and proud of the end product but the best part has been working with Regan who has become one of my closest friends. He’s been there since »
We’ve been having an amazing stretch of pre-summer weather here in Boston which means cookouts, summer shades and driving with the windows down and the system up. Now, as far as the tunage is concerned, you could always set your iPod on shuffle or flip through the radio presets but there is nothing better than »
As a lover of horror movies, I had very high hopes for the 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. Unfortunately, this flick fell short….way short. Remakes of classic cult movies can be tricky; you don’t want to veer too far away from what made the movie successful in the first place but, then »
Francois Robert was at an auction in rural Michigan; It was the mid 1990s, a school was selling off supplies, and Robert was looking to buy some furniture for his studio. “I was interested in buying some lockers, and they had three for $50.” Two of the lockers were empty, but not the third. When »
Saturday Night Live has always been one of my favorite shows but ever since the final glory days of Will Ferrel, Molly Shannon, Cheri Oteri, Traci Morgan, etc. there hasn’t been a solid cast that could deliver week after week. SNL has been on the air for over three decades so I understand not every »
(From the L.A. Times) Lena Horne, the enchanting jazz singer and actress who reviled the bigotry that allowed her to entertain white audiences but not socialize with them, slowing her rise to Broadway superstardom, died Sunday. She was 92.
In the 1940s, she was one of the first black performers hired to sing with »
Last night the Cavata crew hit up The Paradise Rock Club in Boston to support one of our favorite artists, Mighty Mystic, at his Wake Up The World album release party. This has been five years in the making so if you haven’t picked up a copy of your own…do it! This release includes classic »
Toussaint has been on the rise and hard at work in the studio since Cavata last teamed up with him for his show at Church of Boston. Heres a little taste of how much fun we had that night…
Toussaint’s, “Be You,” is the latest song to hit the airwaves and is spreading quickly throughout the »
As much as we say we celebrate individuality and creativity in the music industry, the truth is a great deal of tunes churned out these days by “artists” are nothing more than regurgitations of generic pop formulas. I’m not commenting on whether this music is “good” or “bad,” I’m simply making the point that most of mainstream music conforms to particular styles »
