Showing posts with label flying lotus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flying lotus. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Flying Lotus: Tiny Tortures [Video]



FlyLo finds Elijah Wood for the latest video from Until The Quiet Comes, providing a pictorial of the process behind the making of the clip below:

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Friday, July 27, 2012

Flying Lotus: Lovers Melt 3 [Mixtape]

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If you missed either of the previous Lovers Melt installments, scoop a copy here.

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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Saturday, August 6, 2011

Flying Lotus: Thundercat [Mix]

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From FlyLo:

Lots of people ask me about Thundercat, and how I come to know this guy. Thing is you’ve been hearing him for years and probably didn’t even know it. He’s one of the most talented bass players I’ve ever witnessed and I’ve been blessed to have worked with this guy on 'Cosmogramma' and ‘Pattern+Grid World’. Since then Thunder has been like a brother to me and feels like the other half of my brain in the studio. I thought it would be good to get you familiar with the man who’s contributed his unique sound to so many records I love. Here’s some things, a prelude to the LP. Some new, some you might know, some we may never release.


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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Stones Throw Podcast 66 (Flying Lotus Edition): Lovers Melt [Podcast]

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Flying Lotus has made good on his promise to produce a podcast for Stones Throw, who are becoming increasingly well-known for the quality of their free series. Resurrecting a mix completed prior, FlyLo has offered it to the public for five fingers.

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Thursday, February 10, 2011

Erykah Badu: Gone Baby Don't Be Long (Video)



Hands down one of the best tracks from New Amerykah Part 2, we're glad to see a visual for Gone Baby Don't Be Long.

SIDENOTE: The cuts that Flying Lotus has been directing have been forward-thinking , but by going backwards and referencing video styles similar to Peter Gabriel in the 80s. Food for thought.

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