If you've been to the Co-Lab lately, you might have noticed the mural up during the last few shows. Here's a nice little video of Alex Farkas-Worthy and Clayton Walsh painting parts of the mural, set to popular music from the 1960s.
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Down at the Co-Lab
If you've been to the Co-Lab lately, you might have noticed the mural up during the last few shows. Here's a nice little video of Alex Farkas-Worthy and Clayton Walsh painting parts of the mural, set to popular music from the 1960s.
Gettin Nerdy with the Co-Lab
Dare Dukes live at Co-Lab
Here's a little video I shot of Dare and the Blackstock Collective performing at the Co-Lab last night. There's an unfortunate amount of crowd at the beginning, but it subsides as the song picks up.
Visit Dare's website for info on music and upcoming shows.
Visit Dare's website for info on music and upcoming shows.
Alex B "You and I Both Know"
It's been a busy week, but this is just what I was looking for to take the edge off and prepare for what should be a pretty interesting weekend.
Dare Dukes, Little Tybee and Book of Colors are playing at the Co-Lab tonight, followed by Sunglasses "farewell Savannah" performance at Hang Fire later. They are about to head to Maryland to record an LP and then tour.
[By the way, can I mention that I hope those fellas from Sunglasses return to Savannah as heroes rather than settling down in another city, it kills me to watch all of our great talents sapped by the attraction of larger markets like NYC, ATL, LA, ATX.]
What I started out to mention was that this track Alex B track "You and I Both Know" is the bees-goshdarn-knees and you should check it out if you're into jacked up soul finely chopped with a dash of glitch and some serious space funk.
Visit his website for more info.
Oh yeah, the other reason this weekend will be awesome - the debut of the Savannah Record Club's Vinyl Appreciation over at Indigo Arts on Sunday at 5pm. Come by and check it out. Lost gems and forgotten prodigies.
Also, in a side note to the aforementioned Dare Dukes, you should check out the new project featuring the Blackstock Collective (Dare's band) bass player Charles, it's called Brandywine. Live band doing laidback hip hop instrumentals. Grab a copy of their new EP from their blog. Good stuff.
They will be making an appearance at the Savannah Urban Arts Festival - the full line up of which is probably being released in the next couple of days, and which I will be sure to post, because it will be really awesome. Drop by the website for some of the stuff already listed, including a couple artists and the week's lineup.
Dare Dukes, Little Tybee and Book of Colors are playing at the Co-Lab tonight, followed by Sunglasses "farewell Savannah" performance at Hang Fire later. They are about to head to Maryland to record an LP and then tour.
[By the way, can I mention that I hope those fellas from Sunglasses return to Savannah as heroes rather than settling down in another city, it kills me to watch all of our great talents sapped by the attraction of larger markets like NYC, ATL, LA, ATX.]
What I started out to mention was that this track Alex B track "You and I Both Know" is the bees-goshdarn-knees and you should check it out if you're into jacked up soul finely chopped with a dash of glitch and some serious space funk.
Visit his website for more info.
Oh yeah, the other reason this weekend will be awesome - the debut of the Savannah Record Club's Vinyl Appreciation over at Indigo Arts on Sunday at 5pm. Come by and check it out. Lost gems and forgotten prodigies.
Also, in a side note to the aforementioned Dare Dukes, you should check out the new project featuring the Blackstock Collective (Dare's band) bass player Charles, it's called Brandywine. Live band doing laidback hip hop instrumentals. Grab a copy of their new EP from their blog. Good stuff.
They will be making an appearance at the Savannah Urban Arts Festival - the full line up of which is probably being released in the next couple of days, and which I will be sure to post, because it will be really awesome. Drop by the website for some of the stuff already listed, including a couple artists and the week's lineup.
Music at the Co-Lab
This friday, check out Sav alt-rocker Dare Dukes doing sets with Atlanta's Little Tybee and Book of Colors. It'll be an all ages show, which is nice, and the first show music show at Co-Laboratory. They've been holding the visual arts lately, and it's nice to see them branching out to help fill the need for all-ages venues (even if it's just hosting a show in an art gallery.)
Check out more on the Co-lab over at their blog, including this nice little video documenting their St. Paddy's experience.
Saint Patricks Day 2010 from Alex Farkas-worthy on Vimeo.
Co-Lab Grand Opening
I don't have much info on this show, but I've been seeing their posters and fliers all over the place, and I like to see young folks taking initiative and opening new ventures, especially artistically inclined ones, and a little off the beaten path. Bravo. Stop by tomorrow night and see some art, have some food, and support new growth in Savannah.
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