Posts Tagged ‘Myles E. Johnson’
The CMYK Show Is Coming [TEASER]
Wednesday, June 15, 2011 by
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Category: Art
BOSCO: The CMYK Show Teaser from Dukarus on Vimeo.
What happens when Atlanta’s brightest minds come together with break-out starlet, Bosco? Obviously, a show where music and design come together. Greedmont artists, Megan Thomas and Micah Freeman are featured to rock the stage on July 7th @ The Basement in ATL! Check out the teaser above that features a cute nod to your’s truly and Kendrick Daye of Art Nouveau Magazine. Directed by Dukarus.
- Myles E. Johnson
Brian Patrick Davis takes on Atlanta Indie Music [INTERVIEW]
Friday, June 3, 2011 by
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Category: Entertainment
A vision of tribal prints, glitter, and eye-liner. You might see him grooving with Solange Knowles or taking flicks with the half-shaven beauty, Cassie. Brian Davis is the music contributor to ConcreteLoop, there’s always someone with a opinion on music, but Brian’s opinions actually matters. ConcreteLoop was originally distinguished from the slew of other celebrity-centric sites because it has a fine focus on black Hollywood that holds a more diplomatic position on the stars they cover compared to other gossip sites. Angel, the editor and founder, realized the site was taking on a life of itself when she asked Brian Davis to contribute to the site with a focus on music. From there, Brian Davis has done consulting work with plenty, including Atlanta’s own, Janelle Monae. More than a music-obsessed socialite, Brian forges through with his distinct opinions and influence on music. So, Greedmont Park asked the ConcreteLoop contributor and bubbling personality to take a stroll through the park with us while listening to some of our favorite indie acts and asked his opinion on some of Atlanta’s budding independent artist’s notorious songs, all while trying to avoid the the blazing sun. Peep Mr. Davis’ critiques below.
A.Ware – “Sunrise”
Sunrise
My ear was immediately drawn to this the second it came on. I absolutely love the live instrumentation in the production. The thing that I love about hip hop music now, is that people are bringing are bringing great melodic qualities to their hooks. He took command of the track by finding the melody in it and really taking it there. It’s catchy, and it takes me back to a time when music was about a vibe, groove and gave you feeling.
Ethereal – “Don’t Kill This Thing”
I really love the feel of this song so much. It reminds me of the days when I used to turn off all the lights and listen to Esthero’s “Breath From Another” and “O.G. Bitch” EP. But honestly, I wish I would have gotten more of the vocal. If I were to hear this song along with a mix or other songs, I would think that this was a remix by a great DJ or a producer, not a song. The feeling is there in the music, but I wish I could more of a feel of the artist.
Jay West – “+,-”
I loved this song for the first couple of verses and then I got lost. I tried listening to it a couple of different times, but each time, it became background music, after the first couple of verses. With rap, I need to stay captivated and I loved what Jay West was talking about at first, but then I got lost in the track little bit. The song didn’t hold my attention for as long as I would have liked it to, but in all honesty, it was because HE wasn’t saying anything. I wanted more from him, and I feel like I got too much from the track.
Brittany Bosco – It Was You
Brittany_Bosco_feat._Ethereal_-_It_Was_You_Pt.2_ETHERRMX.wmv
Everything that I’ve heard from Brittany Bosco makes me feel like I’m in the future and the past at the same time. Like I was born in 2400 and this song was recorded in 2353. She always seems so effortless, like it just floats out of her with no sort thought process. Her music is just like her shows, which is something that I appreciate. Again, I just wish I could get more of her voice on here, because it’s so beautiful.
- Myles E. Johnson
Greedmont Park Magazine #3 [Summer 2011]
Monday, May 30, 2011 by
Corey Davis |
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Category: Uncategorized
We create things, we break things and it is all respected. Across the bridge, however, we can be misunderstood and if the monglers are really colorful, we’re abominations. I guess, only a select few individuals can see the king’s new wardrobe and maybe, that’s for the best. Do we really give a fuck? Probably not. So, we chatted with celebrated misfit, Lupe Fiasco and bubbling, Brooklyn-raised new comer, Theophilus London. We highlight events that unify us all as humans like the disaster in Japan and the killing of one of the world’s most notorious terrorist, Osama Bin Laden.
Our online followers are lucky enough to see it first! Bundles of hard copies are being mass produced by our printer and distributed across America (more specifically NY, LA, SF and ATL) as we speak! Welcome to Greedmont Park magazine where we celebrate keeping your natural hair color when everyone else is on a blonde streak. Where we to highlight those ostracized, tortured (and sometimes killed), and celebrated for being a bit left of center. I say, let them eat cake.
Greedmont Park Magazine #3 [Summer 2011]
Monday, May 30, 2011 by
Team Greedmont |
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Category: Art, Culture, Entertainment, Fashion, Music
We create things, we break things and it is all respected. Across the bridge, however, we can be misunderstood and if the monglers are really colorful, we’re abominations. I guess, only a select few individuals can see the king’s new wardrobe and maybe, that’s for the best. Do we really give a fuck? Probably not. So, we chatted with celebrated misfit, Lupe Fiasco and bubbling, Brooklyn-raised new comer, Theophilus London. We highlight events that unify us all as humans like the disaster in Japan and the killing of one of the world’s most notorious terrorist, Osama Bin Laden.
Our online followers are lucky enough to see it first! Bundles of hard copies are being mass produced by our printer and distributed across America (more specifically NY, LA, SF and ATL) as we speak! Welcome to Greedmont Park magazine where we celebrate keeping your natural hair color when everyone else is on a blonde streak. Where we to highlight those ostracized, tortured (and sometimes killed), and celebrated for being a bit left of center. We say, let them eat cake.
Greedmont Magazine Issue #3 Cover
Sunday, May 29, 2011 by
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Category: Culture, Entertainment, Music, Politics, Rap, Uncategorized
Greedmont Park Issue #3 coming to you online tonight, Monday @ 11:30P.M. Exclusive interviews with Lupe Fiasco, Christian Rich, coverage of Osama Bin Laden and the crisis in Japan. And much more. Get greedy.
Greedmont Park talks to Megan Thomas [VIDEO]
Thursday, May 19, 2011 by
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Category: Art, Culture, Entertainment, Interview
I get to talk to Atlanta’s princess, Megan Thomas (@LoveMeganT). We talk style, music, and having mad swag! Peep the video below and be on the look out for part two.
- Myles E. Johnson (@RaptureJohnson)
Love, Megan Thomas [Teaser]
Monday, May 9, 2011 by
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Category: Culture
Check out the teaser for Greedmont TV‘s talk with pop princess, Megan Thomas (@LoveMeganT) hosted by your’s truly. Coming to you very soon!
- Myles E. Johnson (@RaptureJohnson)
This Is London: Greedmont Park talks to Rising Star, Theophilus London
Thursday, March 17, 2011 by
Team Greedmont |
7 Comments; |
Category: Entertainment, Interview
I’m currently taking a psychology class that is aiding me to learn about the human mind and social interaction. A few things are being learned and plenty of my ideas are just being confirmed. She’s crazy, he’s evil. Basically, psychology is a way for me to have some kind of backings to my harsh judgments about people. The bigger picture with me is always pop culture. I apply everything I learn back into popular culture and that includes psychology. My talk with the hipster sensation, Theophilus London, was expected to be a standard interview with a budding electro-rapper. Instead, it turned into a crash-course of fame and what it does some people’s minds.
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Greedmont Staff Meeting [Work in Progess]
Wednesday, March 2, 2011 by
Juicy |
2 Comments; |
Category: Art, Culture, Daily Inspiration
An illustration of the staff of GreedmontPark. com. Trying to revamp the “ABOUT ME” page by putting a face behind the team. Do Visit us on FaceBook and LIKE [Art by Joshua Hooper]
Greedmont Park Takes A Stroll With MTV Reality Star & Rapper, Shwayze
Monday, February 21, 2011 by
Team Greedmont |
3 Comments; |
Category: Entertainment, Interview, Music, Uncategorized
If the entertainment industry was a high-school, Shwayze would be the cool kid. Gliding through clique to clique effortlessly and bagging a few ladies in his travels, he would be the only kid who could wear crocs and not get clowned by everyone because of a cute smile and the bomb house parties. Yeah, so it makes sense that the cool kid would give the fly stoners also known as, Greedmont Park, a exclusive interview where we talk about what exactly the W’s mean, porn, and being a new father.
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The CMYK Show Is Coming [TEASER]
Wednesday, June 15, 2011 by Team Greedmont | No Comments | Category: Art
BOSCO: The CMYK Show Teaser from Dukarus on Vimeo.
What happens when Atlanta’s brightest minds come together with break-out starlet, Bosco? Obviously, a show where music and design come together. Greedmont artists, Megan Thomas and Micah Freeman are featured to rock the stage on July 7th @ The Basement in ATL! Check out the teaser above that features a cute nod to your’s truly and Kendrick Daye of Art Nouveau Magazine. Directed by Dukarus.
- Myles E. Johnson
Brian Patrick Davis takes on Atlanta Indie Music [INTERVIEW]
Friday, June 3, 2011 by Team Greedmont | No Comments | Category: Entertainment
A vision of tribal prints, glitter, and eye-liner. You might see him grooving with Solange Knowles or taking flicks with the half-shaven beauty, Cassie. Brian Davis is the music contributor to ConcreteLoop, there’s always someone with a opinion on music, but Brian’s opinions actually matters. ConcreteLoop was originally distinguished from the slew of other celebrity-centric sites because it has a fine focus on black Hollywood that holds a more diplomatic position on the stars they cover compared to other gossip sites. Angel, the editor and founder, realized the site was taking on a life of itself when she asked Brian Davis to contribute to the site with a focus on music. From there, Brian Davis has done consulting work with plenty, including Atlanta’s own, Janelle Monae. More than a music-obsessed socialite, Brian forges through with his distinct opinions and influence on music. So, Greedmont Park asked the ConcreteLoop contributor and bubbling personality to take a stroll through the park with us while listening to some of our favorite indie acts and asked his opinion on some of Atlanta’s budding independent artist’s notorious songs, all while trying to avoid the the blazing sun. Peep Mr. Davis’ critiques below.
A.Ware – “Sunrise”
Sunrise
My ear was immediately drawn to this the second it came on. I absolutely love the live instrumentation in the production. The thing that I love about hip hop music now, is that people are bringing are bringing great melodic qualities to their hooks. He took command of the track by finding the melody in it and really taking it there. It’s catchy, and it takes me back to a time when music was about a vibe, groove and gave you feeling.
Ethereal – “Don’t Kill This Thing”
I really love the feel of this song so much. It reminds me of the days when I used to turn off all the lights and listen to Esthero’s “Breath From Another” and “O.G. Bitch” EP. But honestly, I wish I would have gotten more of the vocal. If I were to hear this song along with a mix or other songs, I would think that this was a remix by a great DJ or a producer, not a song. The feeling is there in the music, but I wish I could more of a feel of the artist.
Jay West – “+,-”
I loved this song for the first couple of verses and then I got lost. I tried listening to it a couple of different times, but each time, it became background music, after the first couple of verses. With rap, I need to stay captivated and I loved what Jay West was talking about at first, but then I got lost in the track little bit. The song didn’t hold my attention for as long as I would have liked it to, but in all honesty, it was because HE wasn’t saying anything. I wanted more from him, and I feel like I got too much from the track.
Brittany Bosco – It Was You
Brittany_Bosco_feat._Ethereal_-_It_Was_You_Pt.2_ETHERRMX.wmv
Everything that I’ve heard from Brittany Bosco makes me feel like I’m in the future and the past at the same time. Like I was born in 2400 and this song was recorded in 2353. She always seems so effortless, like it just floats out of her with no sort thought process. Her music is just like her shows, which is something that I appreciate. Again, I just wish I could get more of her voice on here, because it’s so beautiful.
- Myles E. Johnson
Greedmont Park Magazine #3 [Summer 2011]
Monday, May 30, 2011 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Uncategorized
We create things, we break things and it is all respected. Across the bridge, however, we can be misunderstood and if the monglers are really colorful, we’re abominations. I guess, only a select few individuals can see the king’s new wardrobe and maybe, that’s for the best. Do we really give a fuck? Probably not. So, we chatted with celebrated misfit, Lupe Fiasco and bubbling, Brooklyn-raised new comer, Theophilus London. We highlight events that unify us all as humans like the disaster in Japan and the killing of one of the world’s most notorious terrorist, Osama Bin Laden.
Our online followers are lucky enough to see it first! Bundles of hard copies are being mass produced by our printer and distributed across America (more specifically NY, LA, SF and ATL) as we speak! Welcome to Greedmont Park magazine where we celebrate keeping your natural hair color when everyone else is on a blonde streak. Where we to highlight those ostracized, tortured (and sometimes killed), and celebrated for being a bit left of center. I say, let them eat cake.
Greedmont Park Magazine #3 [Summer 2011]
Monday, May 30, 2011 by Team Greedmont | 3 Comments; | Category: Art, Culture, Entertainment, Fashion, Music
We create things, we break things and it is all respected. Across the bridge, however, we can be misunderstood and if the monglers are really colorful, we’re abominations. I guess, only a select few individuals can see the king’s new wardrobe and maybe, that’s for the best. Do we really give a fuck? Probably not. So, we chatted with celebrated misfit, Lupe Fiasco and bubbling, Brooklyn-raised new comer, Theophilus London. We highlight events that unify us all as humans like the disaster in Japan and the killing of one of the world’s most notorious terrorist, Osama Bin Laden.
Our online followers are lucky enough to see it first! Bundles of hard copies are being mass produced by our printer and distributed across America (more specifically NY, LA, SF and ATL) as we speak! Welcome to Greedmont Park magazine where we celebrate keeping your natural hair color when everyone else is on a blonde streak. Where we to highlight those ostracized, tortured (and sometimes killed), and celebrated for being a bit left of center. We say, let them eat cake.
Greedmont Magazine Issue #3 Cover
Sunday, May 29, 2011 by Team Greedmont | No Comments | Category: Culture, Entertainment, Music, Politics, Rap, Uncategorized
Greedmont Park Issue #3 coming to you online tonight, Monday @ 11:30P.M. Exclusive interviews with Lupe Fiasco, Christian Rich, coverage of Osama Bin Laden and the crisis in Japan. And much more. Get greedy.
Greedmont Park talks to Megan Thomas [VIDEO]
Thursday, May 19, 2011 by Team Greedmont | No Comments | Category: Art, Culture, Entertainment, Interview
I get to talk to Atlanta’s princess, Megan Thomas (@LoveMeganT). We talk style, music, and having mad swag! Peep the video below and be on the look out for part two.
- Myles E. Johnson (@RaptureJohnson)
Love, Megan Thomas [Teaser]
Monday, May 9, 2011 by Team Greedmont | No Comments | Category: Culture
Check out the teaser for Greedmont TV‘s talk with pop princess, Megan Thomas (@LoveMeganT) hosted by your’s truly. Coming to you very soon!
- Myles E. Johnson (@RaptureJohnson)
This Is London: Greedmont Park talks to Rising Star, Theophilus London
Thursday, March 17, 2011 by Team Greedmont | 7 Comments; | Category: Entertainment, Interview
I’m currently taking a psychology class that is aiding me to learn about the human mind and social interaction. A few things are being learned and plenty of my ideas are just being confirmed. She’s crazy, he’s evil. Basically, psychology is a way for me to have some kind of backings to my harsh judgments about people. The bigger picture with me is always pop culture. I apply everything I learn back into popular culture and that includes psychology. My talk with the hipster sensation, Theophilus London, was expected to be a standard interview with a budding electro-rapper. Instead, it turned into a crash-course of fame and what it does some people’s minds.
(more…)
Greedmont Staff Meeting [Work in Progess]
Wednesday, March 2, 2011 by Juicy | 2 Comments; | Category: Art, Culture, Daily Inspiration
An illustration of the staff of GreedmontPark. com. Trying to revamp the “ABOUT ME” page by putting a face behind the team. Do Visit us on FaceBook and LIKE [Art by Joshua Hooper]
Greedmont Park Takes A Stroll With MTV Reality Star & Rapper, Shwayze
Monday, February 21, 2011 by Team Greedmont | 3 Comments; | Category: Entertainment, Interview, Music, Uncategorized
If the entertainment industry was a high-school, Shwayze would be the cool kid. Gliding through clique to clique effortlessly and bagging a few ladies in his travels, he would be the only kid who could wear crocs and not get clowned by everyone because of a cute smile and the bomb house parties. Yeah, so it makes sense that the cool kid would give the fly stoners also known as, Greedmont Park, a exclusive interview where we talk about what exactly the W’s mean, porn, and being a new father.
(more…)
