Berbicara tentang AXEAN Festival, kami mengundang beberapa alumninya, Batavia Collective dan The Panturas, untuk mengulik atmosfer di dalam festival musik tersebut yang seperti konsisten melambungkan nama-nama up-and-coming ke berbagai festival musik besar lainnya di mancanegara.
Happy new year, everybody! Having the honors of compiling the first W_Music mixtape of the year, I decided to compile songs with the happiest moods I can find in my collection. I'm not sure if the lyrics are describing happy situations, but I guarantee that this mix will fill your day with sunshine even at the crappiest of crap weather. 17 happy songs for 2017. I hope all of you have a great year! Listen to this episode of Stereo Strange on Whiteboard Journal' Mixcloud. 01. 柴田聡子 - ニューポニーテール 02. Hospitality - Betty Wang 03. Peonies - Summer 04. Of Montreal - Erroneous Escape Into Eric Eckless 05. Yo La Tengo - Somebody's in Love 06. 이상은 - 담다디 07. TV Resistori - Serkut rakastaa paremmin 08. ミラーボールズ - すべてのはじまり 09. White Shoes and the Couples Company - Masa Remadja 10. Jejune - 38 Calumet 11. Eleanor Friedberger - Because I Asked You 12. Tennis - South Carolina 13. Camera Obscura - Swans 14. Feist - 1234 15. Martin Courtney - Northern Highway 16. The Decemberists - Billy Liar 17. Rufus Wainwright - Between My Legs
Portofolio adalah salah satu fitur pada section focus kami. Pada seri ini, kami berusaha untuk mendokumentasikan berbagai karakter dari studio desain yang ada di Indonesia dengan mengulas sekaligus mendisplay visi dan karya mereka. Kali ini kami mengangkat studio desain The 1984 dari Jakarta yang hadir dengan spirit eksperimen dan menikmati proses.
Every year is a good year for music. While releasing a brand new mixtape every Tuesday and Friday, the W_Music team has been listening and jamming to a bunch of new releases this year. From seasoned vets to exciting newcomers, 2016 has given us a whole lot of great music, so it is only right that our team share some of their favorites. From pop, rock, dance to hip hop, here are the W_Music team's favorite songs of 2016. Listen to the mixtape and read about why we enjoy the music below! 01. L.A. Salami - I Wear This Because Life Is War This London-based band has the attitude and energy of Black Lips playing blues with tinge of folk and lots of indie feel. 02. Weyes Blood - Generation Why Her vocal has that 70's quality that reminds you of Stevie Nicks living in the present day reflecting and longing for the bygone. 03. Princess Nokia - Tomboy Her roots as a female Afro-Nuyorican reflects on her strong lyrics supporting womanhood as well as various elements in her music and aesthetics. 01. Touché Amoré - Eight Seconds I will remember 2016 as a year where death took charge. From the death of sense in the Trump’s victory, the death of humanity in our country, to the passing of world’s finest people (RIP Carrie Fisher & Leonard Cohen). Touché Amoré’s “Eight Seconds” from their album Stage Four (great album BTW) is the perfect manifestation of this sense, it tells a story about how the vocalist, Jeremy Bolm dealt with the demise of his mother in a heartfelt melody and forthright lyrics. Damn you, 2016. 02. Julien Baker - Ballad of Big Nothing I never really into Elliot Smith’s murky songs, but this version of Julien Baker stole my attention right away on my first listen. There’s nothing really special about Julien Baker music, she plays a typical singer/songwriter song with dreamy electric guitar - a common format. But there’s something inside her that makes her every notes and word grope to your deepest thought. It’s her sincerity that makes her song resonates, and this song is the perfect example of it. 03. Collapse - Given This probably my most played songs (and album) in 2016. Dika’s guitar-driven springtime shoegaze with a '90s alt-rock sensibility fits with a lot of moment and deadline that I have to face this year. Certainly one of the best album in 2016. 01. Bullion - Never Is the Change (12" Take) Completely different style from Bullion's regular sound, fetching more of the 4x4 beats but not wandering too far from the complexity of Bullion's usual rhythm and sound.This sounded like CAN getting together with KRAFTWERK for that night at the dingy rave party. Bliss! 02. TCP - A Voice Across The Nile (Moscoman Rework) The DISCO HALAL wave of exotic middle eastern dance tunes getting a much deeper treatment from the new-comer MOSCOMAN. Bass, synth and far out vibraphone sounds made this track scream out among MOSCOMAN's other gems he dished out this year. 03. MOOD HUT- Better This is probably my best for 2016, fresh take on my favourite Gladys Knight and the Pip's - It's better than a good time by this Canadian native. Disco at it's glory with melodic euphoria all over this track. The injection of modern bass and synth creates a new form of summer tune! 01. Julian Lage - Persian Rug Julian Lage is one of my favorite guitarists alive today. His ability to maneuver around the fretboard is jaw-dropping, but what I love most about his playing is how accessible it is, and "Persian Rug" really highlights it. The quickest ditty from his latest album, "Archlight", Lage takes on a Telecaster and picks his way through a happy country-like tune. From the most simple phrases to the most complex, all of his melodies are memorable and makes you want to whistle along with it. 02. Big Thief - Vegas I was instantly hooked to "Vegas" by Big Thief when the guitar came in, and fell in love with it when Adrianne Lenker started singing. Introduced as a love song in one of their live performances, "Vegas" is a track that tugs at the heart strings without being overly dramatic, with lyrics that carries a nostalgia of one moment in a relationship. 03. Jeff Parker - Here Comes Ezra I don't really know how to explain why I enjoy this song so much. When I first heard Jeff Parker's latest album, "New Breed," this wasn't the first song I enjoyed. As a matter of fact, this was the 4th song that drew my attention, but it is the song that I keep coming back to. All instruments seem to focus on the rhythm, and the song sounds very simple and spacious before ending in a climax of horns. It's a song that I've repeatedly played on the car stereo after work this year. 01. Mall grab - I Just Wanna I've been pretty much hovering around dance-oriented music for the past 2-3 years and stumbled upon so many great acts and Mall Grab happens to be one of them. Still relatively young, full of energy & rawness. Straight up attacking hi-hat & soulful sample for house addicts. I just can't, stop, nodding my head. 02. Turnstile - Come Back for More I knew that once Nonstop Feeling hit the market, it will conquer the world. Turnstile has proven to be one of the hardest working contemporary hardcore bands today with relentless tour schedule & such. Through this brand new EP, they're not afraid to express their obsessive love for the 90s and it's shown blatantly in this song, of course in a solid & good way. Dance hard or die. 03. Danny brown - Really Doe (ft ab-soul, kendrick lamar & earl sweatshirt) Fuck me. This track off atrocity exhibition is a testament of Danny Brown's darker aesthetic. Combining a nostalgic bopping boom-bap beats over tight verses from familiar parties (ab-soul, kendrick lamar as well as earl sweatshirt), really doe takes us further into a bleak vision inside the mind of a bruiser brigade. 01. Danny Brown - Really Doe I’ll keep this one simple. The LA trio of K-Dot, Ab Soul and Earl Sweatshirt all trade verses with Mr. Brown on top of a post-apocalyptic boombap beat with an insane chime of mysterious origins going on in the background. Surely a winner. 02. Keita Sano - Explosion This 12” released on New York’s Mister Saturday Night is pure filth. Nearly 12 minutes of unadulterated funk and disco soaked house just seems to go on forever and I always have the urge to repeat it as soon as it ends. 03. Floating Points - Kuiper Sam Shepherd, the record label owner, DJ, producer and holder of a PhD in neuroscience released Kuiper to sort of complement his mind blowing full-length LP Eleania. His band goes through this 18-minute adventure by taking out everything in their arsenal: broken beat, leftfield jazz, krautrock, psych rock and shoegaze to name just five.
Every year is a good year for music. While releasing a brand new mixtape every Tuesday and Friday, the W_Music team has been listening and jamming to a bunch of new releases this year. From seasoned vets to exciting newcomers, 2016 has given us a whole lot of great music, so it is only right that our team share some of our favorites. From pop, rock, dance to hip hop, here are the W_Music team's favorite songs of 2016. 01. L.A. Salami - I Wear This Because Life Is War 02. Weyes Blood - Generation Why 03. Princess Nokia - Tomboy 04. Touché Amoré - Eight Seconds 05. Julien Baker - Ballad of Big Nothing 06. Collapse - Given 07. Bullion - Never Is the Change (12" Take) 08. TCP - A Voice Across The Nile (Moscoman Rework) 09. MOOD HUT- Better 10. Julian Lage - Persian Rug 11. Big Thief - Vegas 12. Jeff Parker - Here Comes Ezra 13. Mall grab - "i just wanna". 14. Turnstile - "come back for more" 15. Danny brown - "really doe (ft ab-soul, kendrick lamar & earl sweatshirt)". 16. Danny Brown - Really Doe 17. Keita Sano - Explosion 18. Floating Points - Kuiper
Approaching the end of 2016 as we speak, here's another crucial classics of hardcore/punk jam for the 30th episode of Heartattack. Featuring the likes of (you already know who's on the list) Warzone, Youth of Today, Judge and every important hardcore bands that shape my youth and probably yours too! So here's a bit of nostalgic, a walk to memory lane, memorable tracks that make me run amok. Enjoy and happy holiday y'all. Listen to this episode of Heart Attack on Whiteboard Journal's Mixcloud Page. 01. Warzone - intro bust 02. Crippled Youth - positive scene 03. Project X - shutdown 04. Uniform Choice - use your head 05. Antidote - nazi youth 06. Madball - get out 07. Cro-mags - hard times 08. Judge - bringin it down 09. Side by Side - my life to live 10. Agnostic Front - power 11. Bad Brains - big takeover 12. The Abused - loud & clear 13. Breakdown - sick people 14. Youth of Today - take a stand 15. Wide Awake - insight 16. Gorilla Biscuits - biscuit power
Soleh Solihun adalah seorang public figure yang tengah menekuni banyak profesi antara lain jurnalis, MC, stand-up comedian, dan aktor. Whiteboard Journal mengunjunginya untuk membahas beragam profesinya, pandangannya terhadap fenomena vlogger, dan harapannya kepada industri film komedi.
Di episode ketiga Direktori, kami berkunjung ke Makassar untuk belajar tentang bagaimana semangat literasi menghidupkan budaya kota juga tentang kebersamaan dalam keberagaman.
These are the inspirations for "Katus" music. Please enjoy.
Lagu-lagu untuk persiapan Pestapora 2023
Lagu-lagu yang menginspirasi EP "NIAT".
Some tunes that reverberate Amerta's concave space.
Ikuti perjalanan Penjelajah Jalan Tikus yang disajikan oleh Feel Koplo.
Berdiskusi mengenai ekosistem terbitan buku foto di Indonesia bersama Aditya Pratama, Daud Sihombing, dan Prasetya Yudha.
Temukan siapa dirimu dan bagaimana karaktermu menentukan arah masa depan.
