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Composta e produzida por RIVAthewizard // Misturada e masterizada por Steve
Em isolamento social, Arthur Nogueira canta "A Propósito de Estrelas", música composta a partir do poema de Adília Lopes.
Não sei se me interessei pelo rapaz
por ele se interessar por estrelas
se me interessei por estrelas por me interessar
pelo rapaz hoje quando penso no rapaz
penso em estrelas e quando penso em estrelas
penso no rapaz como me parece
que me vou ocupar com as estrelas
até ao fim dos meus dias parece-me que
não vou deixar de me interessar pelo rapaz
até ao fim dos meus dias
nunca saberei se me interesso por estrelas
se me interesso por um rapaz que se interessa
por estrelas já não me lembro
se vi primeiro as estrelas
se vi primeiro o rapaz
se quando vi o rapaz vi as estrelas
Adília Lopes
Quem Quer Casar Com a Poetisa?
Quasi Edições, 2001
Aluna, Princess Nokia & Jada Kingdom - Get Paid (Official Lyric Video)
Credits: Video by Carter Juncal / Art Direction by Jeremy Grinberg / Illustration and Animation by Sean Solomon
Tkay Maidza - Don't Call Again ft. Kari Faux
Director: Tkay Maidza and Jordan Kirk (@xingerxanger)
Producers: Jordan Kirk and Yiani Andrikidis (@_yiani)
Animator: Chris Yee, Patrick Santamaria, Eva Li, Steffie Yee & Billy Ryan (@babekuhl)
Post Producer: Olivia Reddy at The Editors (@the_editors65)
Editor: Lily Davis
Second Editor: Rikkili Clark
Colourist & Online Op: Dan Molony
Styling: Kurt Johnson (@kurt__johnson)
Eutopia is a 2020 EP by British trip hop group Massive Attack, released as an audio-visual collection of three songs and music videos co-credited to their collaborators on the individual tracks. The EP was released online on 10 July 2020 and is their first work in four years, since their two 2016 EPs Ritual Spirit and The Spoils.
Music video by Disclosure performing When A Fire Starts To Burn.
Directed by: Bo Mirosseni / Produced by: THUMP and Partizan
We've been filming Tiny Desk concerts for more than 10 years. While revisiting our archives, we discovered that some of our earliest concerts never made it to YouTube!
Stephen Thompson | June 28, 2010
If you watch this video and don't get to the part where Eugene Hutz is dancing on the desks, then you've missed the most rollicking and insane Tiny Desk Concert of all time.
I've seen Gogol Bordello at a nightclub, and its live show is a gypsy punk circus, complete with a high-wire act. So when the band arrived at the modest NPR Music offices, I wanted to make sure we were covered technically; I figured they'd move around and wind up singing far away from our microphones. I asked Sergey Ryabtsev — Gogol Bordello's Russian-born violinist — if he thought bandleader Eugene Hutz might wind up dancing on my desk. With a huge smile and a large shot glass of vodka in hand, he said, "Don't worry about it!"
By the third song, Hutz was sitting with the NPR crew in an office chair, singing his ode to alcohol. By the fourth, he was jumping from desktop to desktop, singing and dancing.
Gogol Bordello is based in New York City, and has been performing its theatrical concoction of accordion, violin and guitar since the late '90s. The band writes songs about immigration and the celebration of cultural differences. Now, for 2010, Gogol Bordello has its fifth album out — its first on a major label. Producer Rick Rubin, known for his Johnny Cash production and for co-founding Def Jam Records, helped make Trans-Continental Hustle. It's an album with more range than sheer thrust, and though the band played a few songs from that album at the desk, when Gogol Bordello is in front of a crowd, it's in full-throttle mode. No complaints there.
Set List:
"Immigraniada (We're Comin' Rougher)"
"My Compenjara"
"Alcohol"
"Pala Tute"
"Start Wearing Purple"
Ludwig van Beethoven - An die Hoffnung, Op. 94
From the festival hall in Bad Urach (Germany)
Tenor - Peter Schreier / Piano - Norman Shetler
Taken from the Eutopia EP
Featuring Young Fathers, Algiers and Saul Williams
Written and produced by Robert Del Naja and Euan Dickinson.
Additional production by Joe Goddard
Film Written and produced by Robert Del Naja and Mark Donne
Generative visuals by Mario Klingemann
Editing and title animations by Anthony Tombling JR
Constructed at Unit 3 Films
2020