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Taken from the album 'Conditions'.
You can buy 'Conditions' from JB HiFi here: http://bit.ly/1k4t5Cn or download it from iTunes here: http://bit.ly/17Gftrd
Visit The Temper Trap's YouTube channel for new videos, studio sessions and behind the scenes footage from their self-titled second album; http://www.youtube.com/user/TheTemperTraptv
Listen to ”Faded” on Spotify: http://bit.ly/faded_spotify
Listen to ”Faded” via other plattforms: https://AlanWalker.lnk.to/faded
Facebook: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Facebook
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Twitter: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Twitter
Vocalist: Iselin Solheim
Video Location: Tallinn, Estonia
Video produced by: Bror Bror
Directors: Rikkard & Tobias Häggbom
D.O.P: Rikkard Häggbom
Edit and grading: Bror Bror
Actor: Shahab Salehi
© 2015 Alan Walker & MER Musikk
℗ 2015 Sony Music Entertainment Sweden AB
- published: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 133186329
For FADER's latest cover story, Zayn Malik gave his first big solo interview. Preview it in this video, and hear a snippet of a new song called “Befour."
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Director - Jim Demuth
Producers: Posy Dixon, Robert Semmer, Duncan Cooper
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Rob Stone, Jon Cohen, Andy Cohn
Director of Photography: Jack Reynolds
Sound: Grant Studart
Editor: Jim Demuth
Production Assistant: Carol Hodge
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
- published: 17 Nov 2015
- views: 3281661
Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses
“I’m probably going to cry a few times through the course of this thing,” Mac Miller says in the first scene of Stopped Making Excuses, a new documentary produced and presented by The FADER.
What follows is a candid look at the Pittsburgh native’s past six years, starting with his ascent, when he was 19, as a popular but critically panned rapper. “I was an easy target. I admit that,” he says now. “It became one of those things where I got so much negativity that it almost became, like, ‘There’s no point to overly hate on this dude, let me look in and see what he’s doing.’ And when you look in, there’s some good music there.” Following his 2011 debut album, Billboard's first independently released No.1 in over a decade, Mac moved to Los Angeles, where it seemed to many he was thriving. That’s where Andrew Nosnitsky met him for Mac Miller's 2013 The FADER cover story, and where he played an endearing role in Earl Sweatshirt’s cover too.
But Mac says L.A. soon turned toxic, as he spiraled into increasing drug use. In one scene in Stopped Making Excuses, French Montana counsels him to slow down with codeine. In another, Mac appears in a bathtub wearing a long-sleeved shirt, top hat, and sunglasses, while saying “I’m not on drugs… drugs are on me.”
To finish 2015’s acclaimed GO:OD AM, he headed back to Pittsburgh to regain his composure. Watch him lead the Steelers onto the field, eat one of those weird sandwiches with french fries on it, and perform in his Taylor Allderdice High School graduation gown.
Now, he’s living in New York, trying to make sense of his past and orient himself to an independent, healthy future. “I’d rather be the corny white rapper than the drugged-out mess that can’t even get out of his house,” he says. “You don’t go down in history because you overdosed."
Director: Rob Semmer
Producer: Rob Semmer
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Andy Cohn, Jon Cohen, Rob Stone, Anthony Holland
Director Of Photography: Scott Perry
Editor: Orion Barki
Assistant Editors: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry
Camera Assistant: Alexa Carroll, Zach McGeehan
Sound: Miliken Gardner, Molly Morris
Editor: Orion Barki
Assistant Editor: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry
Color: Bryan Smaller @ Company 3
Sound Design: Eugene Wasserman
Titles: Kyle Sauer
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
Post Production: Sam Balaban, Saleh Ramazani
Still Photographer: Ethan Holland
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- published: 05 Feb 2016
- views: 1823
Metro Boomin, the 22-year-old that all of young America and beyond have placed their trust in, is on the cover of The FADER’s new Producers Issue. His full story—covering his upbringing in St.. Louis, his familial relationships with music’s biggest players, and strategy as an artist—will be published at 6 p.m. EST tonight, April 12. For now, here’s a preview of the world it tells of. Filmed this spring it Atlanta, it follows Metro from a studio session with Southside and 21 Savage to his college barbershop, the stage of a sold-out Future show, and one of the city’s finest institutions, Magic City. In the background, you’ll hear some unreleased Metro instrumentals and a snippet of his masterpiece for Young Thug, “Hercules.”
Born Leland Tyler Wayne, at 13 Metro Boomin decided he’d have no “normal high school kid life.” He hacked away and eventually convinced his mother, Leslie, to begin chauffeuring him on 17-hour round-trip drives to and from Atlanta, where he’d spend weekends recording. He was later accepted prestigious HBCU Morehouse, but dropped out just months into the first semester, unable to ignore his own momentum.
That decision wasn’t easy, and Metro made it with the support of friends—a class of producers including Southside, DJ Spinz, and Sonny Digital with a communal sense about how beats can be made.
“I’ve always make beats with my boys,” Metro explained. “In the studio I have my people around me, or people I fuck with, or people I vibe with around me. It’s like the energy is like in the air. You can’t see it or whatever. They don’t really have to say anything or say anything about the beat, about the music or nothing, but all that shit, it comes back out with the music somehow.”
Since, Metro has become as famous as a rap producer gets. He’s worked for a decade and made a signature brand out of forehead-accoutrements. But arguably, his good vibes are the single most significant source of his success.
“I stay positive, keep positive energy to myself. I guess I developed this habit about not really worrying about shit. But that’s also one of my flaws. I feel like it’s one of my flaws. But I also feel like it’s one of my advantages. Because I never break down all the way and stress about shit. I just think about how much worse something could be and I’m like, ‘Alright, cool whatever.’ I’m nonchalant. If I stay negative in negative energy that’s what’s gonna come back.”
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com
Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader
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Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW
Director: Rob Semmer
Producer: Naomi Zeichner
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Andy Cohn, Jon Cohen, Anthony Holland, Rob Stone
Director of Photography: Scott Perry
Sound: Miliken Gardner
Editor: Sam Balaban
Assistant Editor: Scott Perry
Color: Bryan Smaller at Company 3
Sound Design: Eugene Wasserman
Title Design: Kyle Sauer
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
Special Thanks: Magic City, DJ Esco, The Tabernacle, Wish Atlanta, Stats Barbershop, Dan Friedman, 21 Savage, Southside, Triangle Sound Studios, Future
- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 1781
Illegal Civilization - A FADER short film
No doubt you're already familiar with the work of the multi-talented Mikey Alfred. He's the skater and loosely affiliated Odd Future member behind one of our favorite streetwear brands, Illegal Civilization. What you might not know is that while the team has been incorporating scripted segments into their skate videos over the past six years, Mikey Alfred and his crew have much larger cinematic aspirations.
"The past year," Alfred told The FADER, "we've been taking narrative film making seriously, renting locations and using sound guys, the works." When The FADER stepped in to collaborate on a video project, the Illegal Civilization team had a treatment ready and waiting. "Me and my friend Lionel Boyce had written the general concept of the short already, so the timing was insane. FADER paired me with [the director] Aaron Brown, who helped make the ideas a little more grounded. He added an art aspect to it instead of us always trying to make these super dialogue-heavy Scorsese-feeling pieces."
Over the course of filming, Brown and Alfred geeked out on cinema. "He told me about films I've never known about like Brothers McMullen and old John Cassavettes movies," Alfred said. "The finished project came out amazing." It's tough to categorize: part skate film, part narrative short with a surreal bent, part lookbook. The collection was Alfred's first dive into the businessman aesthetic that typifies his team's intense motivation and creativity. "Most things seem to either be all about 'fuck it, fuck everything,' or they're just too clean-cut and boring. Not enough big movements push balance. You can be ridiculous and have fun as long as your business is handled."
The result of Alfred, Brown, and The FADER team's efforts has finally arrived: a genre-bending, unexpected little short that takes you on a wild tour of Illegal Civilization's Los Angeles, one that basks in the same slumming angels and sun-blinded sidewalks as Raymond Chandler's noirs, but fits squarely into the optimism and motivation of Mikey Alfred and Illegal Civilization.
http://www.thefader.com/2016/03/03/il...
Director: Aaron Brown
Producer: Robert Semmer, Brande Bytheway, Mikey Alfred
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Jon Cohen, Andy Cohn, Anthony Holland, Rob Stone
Associate Producer: Madison LaClair
Co-Production: The FADER, Focus Creeps, Illegal Civilization
Written by: Mikey Alfred and Aaron Brown
Story by: Mikey Alfred, Aaron Brown, Brook Linder
Cinematography: Frank Mobilio
Editor: Brook Linder
Production Design: Carlos Laszlo
Sound Recordists: Emmet Casey, Jake Viator, Molly Young
First Assistant Camera: Rachel Fox
Production Assistant: Eric Estrada
Visual Effects and Compositing: Paul LaBerge
Score and Sound Mix: Zach Goheen at High Lonesome
Colorist: Gregory Reese at The Mill
- published: 03 Mar 2016
- views: 1029
This Is What It's Like To Go To Zayn Malik's House
The writer of The FADER's Zayn Malik cover story talks about his time in Zayn's backyard, and what it's like to interview someone this beloved. Read the full cover story here: http://www.thefader.com/2015/11/17/zayn-malik-fader-cover-story-interview-solo-album-one-direction
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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- published: 14 Dec 2015
- views: 182917
Drake is a superstar—the only guy who could dethrone Taylor Swift on the charts with a mixtape. In a rare interview, he spoke with The FADER.
Coming up in Toronto, people told Drake to move to New York if he was serious about making it. Instead, he stayed where he was and made history by proving that if you’re a truly multi-layered artist, you can make it from anywhere. “Do it the way I did it," he says in the above Obey Your Thirst documentary. "Do it from where you’re at. If you have the music, that's all it takes."
Now, at the top of his game, Drake says he competes not with established legends or other top-sellers, but with the countless kids itching to take his spot.
Now that hip-hop's playing field is more open than ever before, Drake knows
there are countless kids itching to take his spot. Those up-and-comers are now his competition, not any established rapper. “That’s how I try to keep pushing this forward,” he says. “Just to let that kid know that I’m not done yet.” Watch the full documentary above, and stay tuned for three more by Sprite and The FADER, sharing the stories of Nas, Vince Staples, and Isaiah Rashad.
http://www.thefader.com/2015/06/24/drake-views-from-the-6-obey-your-thirst-sprite-documentary
WATCH Episode 2 with Nas Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-F5tWbELec&list;=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR&index;=1
WATCH Episode 3 with Vince Staples Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyu_telJ7oQ&index;=3&list;=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR
WATCH Episode 4 with Isaiah Rashad Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR&v;=yV_cNPeZW50
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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- published: 24 Jun 2015
- views: 1412203
In audio engineering, a fade is a gradual increase or decrease in the level of an audio signal. The term can also be used for film cinematography or theatre lighting, in much the same way (see fade (filmmaking) and fade (lighting)).
A recorded song may be gradually reduced to silence at its end (fade-out), or may gradually increase from silence at the beginning (fade-in). For example, the songs "Bitter Sweet Symphony" by The Verve[citation needed] and "Turn to Stone" by Electric Light Orchestra[citation needed] fade in from the beginning, while the songs "Born to Be Wild" by Steppenwolf,[citation needed] "Boogie Oogie Oogie" by A Taste of Honey,[citation needed] and "Hey Jude" by The Beatles[citation needed] fade out. However, "Born to be Wild" and "Boogie Oogie Oogie" fade out in a matter of seconds, whereas "Hey Jude" takes over 2 minutes to completely fade out. "Goodbye Stranger" by Supertramp takes about a minute to fade out.[citation needed] Fading-out can serve as a recording solution for pieces of music that contain no obvious ending.
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3:30The Temper Trap - Fader
The Temper Trap - FaderThe Temper Trap - Fader
Taken from the album 'Conditions'. You can buy 'Conditions' from JB HiFi here: http://bit.ly/1k4t5Cn or download it from iTunes here: http://bit.ly/17Gftrd Visit The Temper Trap's YouTube channel for new videos, studio sessions and behind the scenes footage from their self-titled second album; http://www.youtube.com/user/TheTemperTraptv -
3:33Alan Walker - Faded
Alan Walker - FadedAlan Walker - Faded
Listen to ”Faded” on Spotify: http://bit.ly/faded_spotify Listen to ”Faded” via other plattforms: https://AlanWalker.lnk.to/faded Facebook: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Facebook Instagram: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Instagram Twitter: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Twitter Vocalist: Iselin Solheim Video Location: Tallinn, Estonia Video produced by: Bror Bror Directors: Rikkard & Tobias Häggbom D.O.P: Rikkard Häggbom Edit and grading: Bror Bror Actor: Shahab Salehi © 2015 Alan Walker & MER Musikk ℗ 2015 Sony Music Entertainment Sweden AB -
2:18Zayn Malik - FADER Cover Star
Zayn Malik - FADER Cover StarZayn Malik - FADER Cover Star
For FADER's latest cover story, Zayn Malik gave his first big solo interview. Preview it in this video, and hear a snippet of a new song called “Befour." Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader Like the FADER on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/11JaNSJ Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW Director - Jim Demuth Producers: Posy Dixon, Robert Semmer, Duncan Cooper Executive Producer: Joseph Patel Executive Producers: Rob Stone, Jon Cohen, Andy Cohn Director of Photography: Jack Reynolds Sound: Grant Studart Editor: Jim Demuth Production Assistant: Carol Hodge Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair -
12:24Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses (Documentary)
Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses (Documentary)Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses (Documentary)
Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses “I’m probably going to cry a few times through the course of this thing,” Mac Miller says in the first scene of Stopped Making Excuses, a new documentary produced and presented by The FADER. What follows is a candid look at the Pittsburgh native’s past six years, starting with his ascent, when he was 19, as a popular but critically panned rapper. “I was an easy target. I admit that,” he says now. “It became one of those things where I got so much negativity that it almost became, like, ‘There’s no point to overly hate on this dude, let me look in and see what he’s doing.’ And when you look in, there’s some good music there.” Following his 2011 debut album, Billboard's first independently released No.1 in over a decade, Mac moved to Los Angeles, where it seemed to many he was thriving. That’s where Andrew Nosnitsky met him for Mac Miller's 2013 The FADER cover story, and where he played an endearing role in Earl Sweatshirt’s cover too. But Mac says L.A. soon turned toxic, as he spiraled into increasing drug use. In one scene in Stopped Making Excuses, French Montana counsels him to slow down with codeine. In another, Mac appears in a bathtub wearing a long-sleeved shirt, top hat, and sunglasses, while saying “I’m not on drugs… drugs are on me.” To finish 2015’s acclaimed GO:OD AM, he headed back to Pittsburgh to regain his composure. Watch him lead the Steelers onto the field, eat one of those weird sandwiches with french fries on it, and perform in his Taylor Allderdice High School graduation gown. Now, he’s living in New York, trying to make sense of his past and orient himself to an independent, healthy future. “I’d rather be the corny white rapper than the drugged-out mess that can’t even get out of his house,” he says. “You don’t go down in history because you overdosed." Director: Rob Semmer Producer: Rob Semmer Executive Producer: Joseph Patel Executive Producers: Andy Cohn, Jon Cohen, Rob Stone, Anthony Holland Director Of Photography: Scott Perry Editor: Orion Barki Assistant Editors: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry Camera Assistant: Alexa Carroll, Zach McGeehan Sound: Miliken Gardner, Molly Morris Editor: Orion Barki Assistant Editor: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry Color: Bryan Smaller @ Company 3 Sound Design: Eugene Wasserman Titles: Kyle Sauer Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair Post Production: Sam Balaban, Saleh Ramazani Still Photographer: Ethan Holland Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader Like the FADER on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/11JaNSJ Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW -
5:38Desiigner - "Panda" - Live at The FADER Fort Presented By Converse
Desiigner - "Panda" - Live at The FADER Fort Presented By ConverseDesiigner - "Panda" - Live at The FADER Fort Presented By Converse
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader Like the FADER on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/11JaNSJ Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW -
4:12Metro Boomin - Thank God For The Day
Metro Boomin - Thank God For The DayMetro Boomin - Thank God For The Day
Metro Boomin, the 22-year-old that all of young America and beyond have placed their trust in, is on the cover of The FADER’s new Producers Issue. His full story—covering his upbringing in St.. Louis, his familial relationships with music’s biggest players, and strategy as an artist—will be published at 6 p.m. EST tonight, April 12. For now, here’s a preview of the world it tells of. Filmed this spring it Atlanta, it follows Metro from a studio session with Southside and 21 Savage to his college barbershop, the stage of a sold-out Future show, and one of the city’s finest institutions, Magic City. In the background, you’ll hear some unreleased Metro instrumentals and a snippet of his masterpiece for Young Thug, “Hercules.” Born Leland Tyler Wayne, at 13 Metro Boomin decided he’d have no “normal high school kid life.” He hacked away and eventually convinced his mother, Leslie, to begin chauffeuring him on 17-hour round-trip drives to and from Atlanta, where he’d spend weekends recording. He was later accepted prestigious HBCU Morehouse, but dropped out just months into the first semester, unable to ignore his own momentum. That decision wasn’t easy, and Metro made it with the support of friends—a class of producers including Southside, DJ Spinz, and Sonny Digital with a communal sense about how beats can be made. “I’ve always make beats with my boys,” Metro explained. “In the studio I have my people around me, or people I fuck with, or people I vibe with around me. It’s like the energy is like in the air. You can’t see it or whatever. They don’t really have to say anything or say anything about the beat, about the music or nothing, but all that shit, it comes back out with the music somehow.” Since, Metro has become as famous as a rap producer gets. He’s worked for a decade and made a signature brand out of forehead-accoutrements. But arguably, his good vibes are the single most significant source of his success. “I stay positive, keep positive energy to myself. I guess I developed this habit about not really worrying about shit. But that’s also one of my flaws. I feel like it’s one of my flaws. But I also feel like it’s one of my advantages. Because I never break down all the way and stress about shit. I just think about how much worse something could be and I’m like, ‘Alright, cool whatever.’ I’m nonchalant. If I stay negative in negative energy that’s what’s gonna come back.” Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader Like the FADER on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/11JaNSJ Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW Director: Rob Semmer Producer: Naomi Zeichner Executive Producer: Joseph Patel Executive Producers: Andy Cohn, Jon Cohen, Anthony Holland, Rob Stone Director of Photography: Scott Perry Sound: Miliken Gardner Editor: Sam Balaban Assistant Editor: Scott Perry Color: Bryan Smaller at Company 3 Sound Design: Eugene Wasserman Title Design: Kyle Sauer Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair Special Thanks: Magic City, DJ Esco, The Tabernacle, Wish Atlanta, Stats Barbershop, Dan Friedman, 21 Savage, Southside, Triangle Sound Studios, Future -
11:34Illegal Civilization - Short Film
Illegal Civilization - Short FilmIllegal Civilization - Short Film
Illegal Civilization - A FADER short film No doubt you're already familiar with the work of the multi-talented Mikey Alfred. He's the skater and loosely affiliated Odd Future member behind one of our favorite streetwear brands, Illegal Civilization. What you might not know is that while the team has been incorporating scripted segments into their skate videos over the past six years, Mikey Alfred and his crew have much larger cinematic aspirations. "The past year," Alfred told The FADER, "we've been taking narrative film making seriously, renting locations and using sound guys, the works." When The FADER stepped in to collaborate on a video project, the Illegal Civilization team had a treatment ready and waiting. "Me and my friend Lionel Boyce had written the general concept of the short already, so the timing was insane. FADER paired me with [the director] Aaron Brown, who helped make the ideas a little more grounded. He added an art aspect to it instead of us always trying to make these super dialogue-heavy Scorsese-feeling pieces." Over the course of filming, Brown and Alfred geeked out on cinema. "He told me about films I've never known about like Brothers McMullen and old John Cassavettes movies," Alfred said. "The finished project came out amazing." It's tough to categorize: part skate film, part narrative short with a surreal bent, part lookbook. The collection was Alfred's first dive into the businessman aesthetic that typifies his team's intense motivation and creativity. "Most things seem to either be all about 'fuck it, fuck everything,' or they're just too clean-cut and boring. Not enough big movements push balance. You can be ridiculous and have fun as long as your business is handled." The result of Alfred, Brown, and The FADER team's efforts has finally arrived: a genre-bending, unexpected little short that takes you on a wild tour of Illegal Civilization's Los Angeles, one that basks in the same slumming angels and sun-blinded sidewalks as Raymond Chandler's noirs, but fits squarely into the optimism and motivation of Mikey Alfred and Illegal Civilization. http://www.thefader.com/2016/03/03/il... Director: Aaron Brown Producer: Robert Semmer, Brande Bytheway, Mikey Alfred Executive Producer: Joseph Patel Executive Producers: Jon Cohen, Andy Cohn, Anthony Holland, Rob Stone Associate Producer: Madison LaClair Co-Production: The FADER, Focus Creeps, Illegal Civilization Written by: Mikey Alfred and Aaron Brown Story by: Mikey Alfred, Aaron Brown, Brook Linder Cinematography: Frank Mobilio Editor: Brook Linder Production Design: Carlos Laszlo Sound Recordists: Emmet Casey, Jake Viator, Molly Young First Assistant Camera: Rachel Fox Production Assistant: Eric Estrada Visual Effects and Compositing: Paul LaBerge Score and Sound Mix: Zach Goheen at High Lonesome Colorist: Gregory Reese at The Mill -
3:19Zayn Malik - Behind The FADER Cover Story
Zayn Malik - Behind The FADER Cover StoryZayn Malik - Behind The FADER Cover Story
This Is What It's Like To Go To Zayn Malik's House The writer of The FADER's Zayn Malik cover story talks about his time in Zayn's backyard, and what it's like to interview someone this beloved. Read the full cover story here: http://www.thefader.com/2015/11/17/zayn-malik-fader-cover-story-interview-solo-album-one-direction Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader Like the FADER on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/11JaNSJ Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW -
3:44Drake - Obey Your Thirst (Episode 1)
Drake - Obey Your Thirst (Episode 1)Drake - Obey Your Thirst (Episode 1)
Drake is a superstar—the only guy who could dethrone Taylor Swift on the charts with a mixtape. In a rare interview, he spoke with The FADER. Coming up in Toronto, people told Drake to move to New York if he was serious about making it. Instead, he stayed where he was and made history by proving that if you’re a truly multi-layered artist, you can make it from anywhere. “Do it the way I did it," he says in the above Obey Your Thirst documentary. "Do it from where you’re at. If you have the music, that's all it takes." Now, at the top of his game, Drake says he competes not with established legends or other top-sellers, but with the countless kids itching to take his spot. Now that hip-hop's playing field is more open than ever before, Drake knows there are countless kids itching to take his spot. Those up-and-comers are now his competition, not any established rapper. “That’s how I try to keep pushing this forward,” he says. “Just to let that kid know that I’m not done yet.” Watch the full documentary above, and stay tuned for three more by Sprite and The FADER, sharing the stories of Nas, Vince Staples, and Isaiah Rashad. http://www.thefader.com/2015/06/24/drake-views-from-the-6-obey-your-thirst-sprite-documentary WATCH Episode 2 with Nas Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-F5tWbELec&list;=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR&index;=1 WATCH Episode 3 with Vince Staples Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyu_telJ7oQ&index;=3&list;=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR WATCH Episode 4 with Isaiah Rashad Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR&v;=yV_cNPeZW50 Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader Like the FADER on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/11JaNSJ Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW -
16:26Drake @FADER FORT 2016 SXSW
Drake @FADER FORT 2016 SXSW
- Audio engineering
- Audio mixer
- Audio signal
- Beatmatching
- Beatmixing
- Bill Haley
- Billy Sunday
- Boogie Oogie Oogie
- Born to Be Wild
- Compact discs
- Compact Discs
- Count Basie
- Digital
- Disk Jockey
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- The 48 EP released: 1998
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The 48 EP
Released 1998- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen An Opening
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- Essential Drum & Bass Six-Pack released: 2000
- Essential Drum & Bass released: 1997
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Released 1997- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Bonus Hop
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Booya
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Live & Direct
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Jazz Creation
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Good Old Days
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Chainsaw
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Saxophony
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Crazy Juice
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- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Work Dat Sucker
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The Temper Trap - Fader
Taken from the album 'Conditions'. You can buy 'Conditions' from JB HiFi here: http://bit.ly/1k4t5Cn or download it from iTunes here: http://bit.ly/17Gftrd Visit The Temper Trap's YouTube channel for new videos, studio sessions and behind the scenes footage from their self-titled second album; http://www.youtube.com/user/TheTemperTraptv -
Alan Walker - Faded
Listen to ”Faded” on Spotify: http://bit.ly/faded_spotify Listen to ”Faded” via other plattforms: https://AlanWalker.lnk.to/faded Facebook: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Facebook Instagram: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Instagram Twitter: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Twitter Vocalist: Iselin Solheim Video Location: Tallinn, Estonia Video produced by: Bror Bror Directors: Rikkard & Tobias Häggbom D.O.P: Rikkard Häggbom Edit and grading: Bror Bror Actor: Shahab Salehi © 2015 Alan Walker & MER Musikk ℗ 2015 Sony Music Entertainment Sweden AB -
Zayn Malik - FADER Cover Star
For FADER's latest cover story, Zayn Malik gave his first big solo interview. Preview it in this video, and hear a snippet of a new song called “Befour." Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader Like the FADER on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/11JaNSJ Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW Director - Jim Demuth Producers: Posy Dixon, Robert Semmer, Duncan Cooper Executive Producer: Joseph Patel Executive Producers: Rob Stone, Jon Cohen, Andy Cohn Director of Photography: Jack Reynolds Sound: Grant Studart Editor: Jim Demuth Production Assistant: Carol Hodge Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair -
Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses (Documentary)
Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses “I’m probably going to cry a few times through the course of this thing,” Mac Miller says in the first scene of Stopped Making Excuses, a new documentary produced and presented by The FADER. What follows is a candid look at the Pittsburgh native’s past six years, starting with his ascent, when he was 19, as a popular but critically panned rapper. “I was an easy target. I admit that,” he says now. “It became one of those things where I got so much negativity that it almost became, like, ‘There’s no point to overly hate on this dude, let me look in and see what he’s doing.’ And when you look in, there’s some good music there.” Following his 2011 debut album, Billboard's first independently released No.1 in over a decade, Mac moved to Los Angeles, where i... -
Desiigner - "Panda" - Live at The FADER Fort Presented By Converse
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader Like the FADER on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/11JaNSJ Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW -
Metro Boomin - Thank God For The Day
Metro Boomin, the 22-year-old that all of young America and beyond have placed their trust in, is on the cover of The FADER’s new Producers Issue. His full story—covering his upbringing in St.. Louis, his familial relationships with music’s biggest players, and strategy as an artist—will be published at 6 p.m. EST tonight, April 12. For now, here’s a preview of the world it tells of. Filmed this spring it Atlanta, it follows Metro from a studio session with Southside and 21 Savage to his college barbershop, the stage of a sold-out Future show, and one of the city’s finest institutions, Magic City. In the background, you’ll hear some unreleased Metro instrumentals and a snippet of his masterpiece for Young Thug, “Hercules.” Born Leland Tyler Wayne, at 13 Metro Boomin decided he’d have no “... -
Illegal Civilization - Short Film
Illegal Civilization - A FADER short film No doubt you're already familiar with the work of the multi-talented Mikey Alfred. He's the skater and loosely affiliated Odd Future member behind one of our favorite streetwear brands, Illegal Civilization. What you might not know is that while the team has been incorporating scripted segments into their skate videos over the past six years, Mikey Alfred and his crew have much larger cinematic aspirations. "The past year," Alfred told The FADER, "we've been taking narrative film making seriously, renting locations and using sound guys, the works." When The FADER stepped in to collaborate on a video project, the Illegal Civilization team had a treatment ready and waiting. "Me and my friend Lionel Boyce had written the general concept of the short... -
Zayn Malik - Behind The FADER Cover Story
This Is What It's Like To Go To Zayn Malik's House The writer of The FADER's Zayn Malik cover story talks about his time in Zayn's backyard, and what it's like to interview someone this beloved. Read the full cover story here: http://www.thefader.com/2015/11/17/zayn-malik-fader-cover-story-interview-solo-album-one-direction Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG Read the FADER: http://www.thefader.com Follow the FADER on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefader Like the FADER on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/11JaNSJ Follow the FADER on Tumblr: http://bit.ly/xerObW -
Drake - Obey Your Thirst (Episode 1)
Drake is a superstar—the only guy who could dethrone Taylor Swift on the charts with a mixtape. In a rare interview, he spoke with The FADER. Coming up in Toronto, people told Drake to move to New York if he was serious about making it. Instead, he stayed where he was and made history by proving that if you’re a truly multi-layered artist, you can make it from anywhere. “Do it the way I did it," he says in the above Obey Your Thirst documentary. "Do it from where you’re at. If you have the music, that's all it takes." Now, at the top of his game, Drake says he competes not with established legends or other top-sellers, but with the countless kids itching to take his spot. Now that hip-hop's playing field is more open than ever before, Drake knows there are countless kids itching to tak... -
The Temper Trap - Fader
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 25 Feb 2010
- views: 6933284
Taken from the album 'Conditions'.
You can buy 'Conditions' from JB HiFi here: http://bit.ly/1k4t5Cn or download it from iTunes here: http://bit.ly/17Gftrd
Vi...
Taken from the album 'Conditions'.
You can buy 'Conditions' from JB HiFi here: http://bit.ly/1k4t5Cn or download it from iTunes here: http://bit.ly/17Gftrd
Visit The Temper Trap's YouTube channel for new videos, studio sessions and behind the scenes footage from their self-titled second album; http://www.youtube.com/user/TheTemperTraptv
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Taken from the album 'Conditions'.
You can buy 'Conditions' from JB HiFi here: http://bit.ly/1k4t5Cn or download it from iTunes here: http://bit.ly/17Gftrd
Visit The Temper Trap's YouTube channel for new videos, studio sessions and behind the scenes footage from their self-titled second album; http://www.youtube.com/user/TheTemperTraptv
- published: 25 Feb 2010
- views: 6933284
Alan Walker - Faded
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 133186329
Listen to ”Faded” on Spotify: http://bit.ly/faded_spotify
Listen to ”Faded” via other plattforms: https://AlanWalker.lnk.to/faded
Facebook: http://bit.ly/AlanW...
Listen to ”Faded” on Spotify: http://bit.ly/faded_spotify
Listen to ”Faded” via other plattforms: https://AlanWalker.lnk.to/faded
Facebook: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Facebook
Instagram: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Instagram
Twitter: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Twitter
Vocalist: Iselin Solheim
Video Location: Tallinn, Estonia
Video produced by: Bror Bror
Directors: Rikkard & Tobias Häggbom
D.O.P: Rikkard Häggbom
Edit and grading: Bror Bror
Actor: Shahab Salehi
© 2015 Alan Walker & MER Musikk
℗ 2015 Sony Music Entertainment Sweden AB
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Listen to ”Faded” on Spotify: http://bit.ly/faded_spotify
Listen to ”Faded” via other plattforms: https://AlanWalker.lnk.to/faded
Facebook: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Facebook
Instagram: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Instagram
Twitter: http://bit.ly/AlanWalker_Twitter
Vocalist: Iselin Solheim
Video Location: Tallinn, Estonia
Video produced by: Bror Bror
Directors: Rikkard & Tobias Häggbom
D.O.P: Rikkard Häggbom
Edit and grading: Bror Bror
Actor: Shahab Salehi
© 2015 Alan Walker & MER Musikk
℗ 2015 Sony Music Entertainment Sweden AB
- published: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 133186329
Zayn Malik - FADER Cover Star
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 17 Nov 2015
- views: 3281661
For FADER's latest cover story, Zayn Malik gave his first big solo interview. Preview it in this video, and hear a snippet of a new song called “Befour."
Subsc...
For FADER's latest cover story, Zayn Malik gave his first big solo interview. Preview it in this video, and hear a snippet of a new song called “Befour."
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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Director - Jim Demuth
Producers: Posy Dixon, Robert Semmer, Duncan Cooper
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Rob Stone, Jon Cohen, Andy Cohn
Director of Photography: Jack Reynolds
Sound: Grant Studart
Editor: Jim Demuth
Production Assistant: Carol Hodge
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
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For FADER's latest cover story, Zayn Malik gave his first big solo interview. Preview it in this video, and hear a snippet of a new song called “Befour."
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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Director - Jim Demuth
Producers: Posy Dixon, Robert Semmer, Duncan Cooper
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Rob Stone, Jon Cohen, Andy Cohn
Director of Photography: Jack Reynolds
Sound: Grant Studart
Editor: Jim Demuth
Production Assistant: Carol Hodge
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
- published: 17 Nov 2015
- views: 3281661
Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses (Documentary)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:24
- Updated: 05 Feb 2016
- views: 1823
Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses
“I’m probably going to cry a few times through the course of this thing,” Mac Miller says in the first scene of Stopped Mak...
Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses
“I’m probably going to cry a few times through the course of this thing,” Mac Miller says in the first scene of Stopped Making Excuses, a new documentary produced and presented by The FADER.
What follows is a candid look at the Pittsburgh native’s past six years, starting with his ascent, when he was 19, as a popular but critically panned rapper. “I was an easy target. I admit that,” he says now. “It became one of those things where I got so much negativity that it almost became, like, ‘There’s no point to overly hate on this dude, let me look in and see what he’s doing.’ And when you look in, there’s some good music there.” Following his 2011 debut album, Billboard's first independently released No.1 in over a decade, Mac moved to Los Angeles, where it seemed to many he was thriving. That’s where Andrew Nosnitsky met him for Mac Miller's 2013 The FADER cover story, and where he played an endearing role in Earl Sweatshirt’s cover too.
But Mac says L.A. soon turned toxic, as he spiraled into increasing drug use. In one scene in Stopped Making Excuses, French Montana counsels him to slow down with codeine. In another, Mac appears in a bathtub wearing a long-sleeved shirt, top hat, and sunglasses, while saying “I’m not on drugs… drugs are on me.”
To finish 2015’s acclaimed GO:OD AM, he headed back to Pittsburgh to regain his composure. Watch him lead the Steelers onto the field, eat one of those weird sandwiches with french fries on it, and perform in his Taylor Allderdice High School graduation gown.
Now, he’s living in New York, trying to make sense of his past and orient himself to an independent, healthy future. “I’d rather be the corny white rapper than the drugged-out mess that can’t even get out of his house,” he says. “You don’t go down in history because you overdosed."
Director: Rob Semmer
Producer: Rob Semmer
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Andy Cohn, Jon Cohen, Rob Stone, Anthony Holland
Director Of Photography: Scott Perry
Editor: Orion Barki
Assistant Editors: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry
Camera Assistant: Alexa Carroll, Zach McGeehan
Sound: Miliken Gardner, Molly Morris
Editor: Orion Barki
Assistant Editor: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry
Color: Bryan Smaller @ Company 3
Sound Design: Eugene Wasserman
Titles: Kyle Sauer
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
Post Production: Sam Balaban, Saleh Ramazani
Still Photographer: Ethan Holland
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses
“I’m probably going to cry a few times through the course of this thing,” Mac Miller says in the first scene of Stopped Making Excuses, a new documentary produced and presented by The FADER.
What follows is a candid look at the Pittsburgh native’s past six years, starting with his ascent, when he was 19, as a popular but critically panned rapper. “I was an easy target. I admit that,” he says now. “It became one of those things where I got so much negativity that it almost became, like, ‘There’s no point to overly hate on this dude, let me look in and see what he’s doing.’ And when you look in, there’s some good music there.” Following his 2011 debut album, Billboard's first independently released No.1 in over a decade, Mac moved to Los Angeles, where it seemed to many he was thriving. That’s where Andrew Nosnitsky met him for Mac Miller's 2013 The FADER cover story, and where he played an endearing role in Earl Sweatshirt’s cover too.
But Mac says L.A. soon turned toxic, as he spiraled into increasing drug use. In one scene in Stopped Making Excuses, French Montana counsels him to slow down with codeine. In another, Mac appears in a bathtub wearing a long-sleeved shirt, top hat, and sunglasses, while saying “I’m not on drugs… drugs are on me.”
To finish 2015’s acclaimed GO:OD AM, he headed back to Pittsburgh to regain his composure. Watch him lead the Steelers onto the field, eat one of those weird sandwiches with french fries on it, and perform in his Taylor Allderdice High School graduation gown.
Now, he’s living in New York, trying to make sense of his past and orient himself to an independent, healthy future. “I’d rather be the corny white rapper than the drugged-out mess that can’t even get out of his house,” he says. “You don’t go down in history because you overdosed."
Director: Rob Semmer
Producer: Rob Semmer
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Andy Cohn, Jon Cohen, Rob Stone, Anthony Holland
Director Of Photography: Scott Perry
Editor: Orion Barki
Assistant Editors: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry
Camera Assistant: Alexa Carroll, Zach McGeehan
Sound: Miliken Gardner, Molly Morris
Editor: Orion Barki
Assistant Editor: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry
Color: Bryan Smaller @ Company 3
Sound Design: Eugene Wasserman
Titles: Kyle Sauer
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
Post Production: Sam Balaban, Saleh Ramazani
Still Photographer: Ethan Holland
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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- published: 05 Feb 2016
- views: 1823
Desiigner - "Panda" - Live at The FADER Fort Presented By Converse
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:38
- Updated: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 2010
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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Like t...
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Metro Boomin - Thank God For The Day
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:12
- Updated: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 1781
Metro Boomin, the 22-year-old that all of young America and beyond have placed their trust in, is on the cover of The FADER’s new Producers Issue. His full stor...
Metro Boomin, the 22-year-old that all of young America and beyond have placed their trust in, is on the cover of The FADER’s new Producers Issue. His full story—covering his upbringing in St.. Louis, his familial relationships with music’s biggest players, and strategy as an artist—will be published at 6 p.m. EST tonight, April 12. For now, here’s a preview of the world it tells of. Filmed this spring it Atlanta, it follows Metro from a studio session with Southside and 21 Savage to his college barbershop, the stage of a sold-out Future show, and one of the city’s finest institutions, Magic City. In the background, you’ll hear some unreleased Metro instrumentals and a snippet of his masterpiece for Young Thug, “Hercules.”
Born Leland Tyler Wayne, at 13 Metro Boomin decided he’d have no “normal high school kid life.” He hacked away and eventually convinced his mother, Leslie, to begin chauffeuring him on 17-hour round-trip drives to and from Atlanta, where he’d spend weekends recording. He was later accepted prestigious HBCU Morehouse, but dropped out just months into the first semester, unable to ignore his own momentum.
That decision wasn’t easy, and Metro made it with the support of friends—a class of producers including Southside, DJ Spinz, and Sonny Digital with a communal sense about how beats can be made.
“I’ve always make beats with my boys,” Metro explained. “In the studio I have my people around me, or people I fuck with, or people I vibe with around me. It’s like the energy is like in the air. You can’t see it or whatever. They don’t really have to say anything or say anything about the beat, about the music or nothing, but all that shit, it comes back out with the music somehow.”
Since, Metro has become as famous as a rap producer gets. He’s worked for a decade and made a signature brand out of forehead-accoutrements. But arguably, his good vibes are the single most significant source of his success.
“I stay positive, keep positive energy to myself. I guess I developed this habit about not really worrying about shit. But that’s also one of my flaws. I feel like it’s one of my flaws. But I also feel like it’s one of my advantages. Because I never break down all the way and stress about shit. I just think about how much worse something could be and I’m like, ‘Alright, cool whatever.’ I’m nonchalant. If I stay negative in negative energy that’s what’s gonna come back.”
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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Director: Rob Semmer
Producer: Naomi Zeichner
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Andy Cohn, Jon Cohen, Anthony Holland, Rob Stone
Director of Photography: Scott Perry
Sound: Miliken Gardner
Editor: Sam Balaban
Assistant Editor: Scott Perry
Color: Bryan Smaller at Company 3
Sound Design: Eugene Wasserman
Title Design: Kyle Sauer
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
Special Thanks: Magic City, DJ Esco, The Tabernacle, Wish Atlanta, Stats Barbershop, Dan Friedman, 21 Savage, Southside, Triangle Sound Studios, Future
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Metro Boomin, the 22-year-old that all of young America and beyond have placed their trust in, is on the cover of The FADER’s new Producers Issue. His full story—covering his upbringing in St.. Louis, his familial relationships with music’s biggest players, and strategy as an artist—will be published at 6 p.m. EST tonight, April 12. For now, here’s a preview of the world it tells of. Filmed this spring it Atlanta, it follows Metro from a studio session with Southside and 21 Savage to his college barbershop, the stage of a sold-out Future show, and one of the city’s finest institutions, Magic City. In the background, you’ll hear some unreleased Metro instrumentals and a snippet of his masterpiece for Young Thug, “Hercules.”
Born Leland Tyler Wayne, at 13 Metro Boomin decided he’d have no “normal high school kid life.” He hacked away and eventually convinced his mother, Leslie, to begin chauffeuring him on 17-hour round-trip drives to and from Atlanta, where he’d spend weekends recording. He was later accepted prestigious HBCU Morehouse, but dropped out just months into the first semester, unable to ignore his own momentum.
That decision wasn’t easy, and Metro made it with the support of friends—a class of producers including Southside, DJ Spinz, and Sonny Digital with a communal sense about how beats can be made.
“I’ve always make beats with my boys,” Metro explained. “In the studio I have my people around me, or people I fuck with, or people I vibe with around me. It’s like the energy is like in the air. You can’t see it or whatever. They don’t really have to say anything or say anything about the beat, about the music or nothing, but all that shit, it comes back out with the music somehow.”
Since, Metro has become as famous as a rap producer gets. He’s worked for a decade and made a signature brand out of forehead-accoutrements. But arguably, his good vibes are the single most significant source of his success.
“I stay positive, keep positive energy to myself. I guess I developed this habit about not really worrying about shit. But that’s also one of my flaws. I feel like it’s one of my flaws. But I also feel like it’s one of my advantages. Because I never break down all the way and stress about shit. I just think about how much worse something could be and I’m like, ‘Alright, cool whatever.’ I’m nonchalant. If I stay negative in negative energy that’s what’s gonna come back.”
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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Director: Rob Semmer
Producer: Naomi Zeichner
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Andy Cohn, Jon Cohen, Anthony Holland, Rob Stone
Director of Photography: Scott Perry
Sound: Miliken Gardner
Editor: Sam Balaban
Assistant Editor: Scott Perry
Color: Bryan Smaller at Company 3
Sound Design: Eugene Wasserman
Title Design: Kyle Sauer
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
Special Thanks: Magic City, DJ Esco, The Tabernacle, Wish Atlanta, Stats Barbershop, Dan Friedman, 21 Savage, Southside, Triangle Sound Studios, Future
- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 1781
Illegal Civilization - Short Film
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:34
- Updated: 03 Mar 2016
- views: 1029
Illegal Civilization - A FADER short film
No doubt you're already familiar with the work of the multi-talented Mikey Alfred. He's the skater and loosely affili...
Illegal Civilization - A FADER short film
No doubt you're already familiar with the work of the multi-talented Mikey Alfred. He's the skater and loosely affiliated Odd Future member behind one of our favorite streetwear brands, Illegal Civilization. What you might not know is that while the team has been incorporating scripted segments into their skate videos over the past six years, Mikey Alfred and his crew have much larger cinematic aspirations.
"The past year," Alfred told The FADER, "we've been taking narrative film making seriously, renting locations and using sound guys, the works." When The FADER stepped in to collaborate on a video project, the Illegal Civilization team had a treatment ready and waiting. "Me and my friend Lionel Boyce had written the general concept of the short already, so the timing was insane. FADER paired me with [the director] Aaron Brown, who helped make the ideas a little more grounded. He added an art aspect to it instead of us always trying to make these super dialogue-heavy Scorsese-feeling pieces."
Over the course of filming, Brown and Alfred geeked out on cinema. "He told me about films I've never known about like Brothers McMullen and old John Cassavettes movies," Alfred said. "The finished project came out amazing." It's tough to categorize: part skate film, part narrative short with a surreal bent, part lookbook. The collection was Alfred's first dive into the businessman aesthetic that typifies his team's intense motivation and creativity. "Most things seem to either be all about 'fuck it, fuck everything,' or they're just too clean-cut and boring. Not enough big movements push balance. You can be ridiculous and have fun as long as your business is handled."
The result of Alfred, Brown, and The FADER team's efforts has finally arrived: a genre-bending, unexpected little short that takes you on a wild tour of Illegal Civilization's Los Angeles, one that basks in the same slumming angels and sun-blinded sidewalks as Raymond Chandler's noirs, but fits squarely into the optimism and motivation of Mikey Alfred and Illegal Civilization.
http://www.thefader.com/2016/03/03/il...
Director: Aaron Brown
Producer: Robert Semmer, Brande Bytheway, Mikey Alfred
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Jon Cohen, Andy Cohn, Anthony Holland, Rob Stone
Associate Producer: Madison LaClair
Co-Production: The FADER, Focus Creeps, Illegal Civilization
Written by: Mikey Alfred and Aaron Brown
Story by: Mikey Alfred, Aaron Brown, Brook Linder
Cinematography: Frank Mobilio
Editor: Brook Linder
Production Design: Carlos Laszlo
Sound Recordists: Emmet Casey, Jake Viator, Molly Young
First Assistant Camera: Rachel Fox
Production Assistant: Eric Estrada
Visual Effects and Compositing: Paul LaBerge
Score and Sound Mix: Zach Goheen at High Lonesome
Colorist: Gregory Reese at The Mill
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Illegal Civilization - A FADER short film
No doubt you're already familiar with the work of the multi-talented Mikey Alfred. He's the skater and loosely affiliated Odd Future member behind one of our favorite streetwear brands, Illegal Civilization. What you might not know is that while the team has been incorporating scripted segments into their skate videos over the past six years, Mikey Alfred and his crew have much larger cinematic aspirations.
"The past year," Alfred told The FADER, "we've been taking narrative film making seriously, renting locations and using sound guys, the works." When The FADER stepped in to collaborate on a video project, the Illegal Civilization team had a treatment ready and waiting. "Me and my friend Lionel Boyce had written the general concept of the short already, so the timing was insane. FADER paired me with [the director] Aaron Brown, who helped make the ideas a little more grounded. He added an art aspect to it instead of us always trying to make these super dialogue-heavy Scorsese-feeling pieces."
Over the course of filming, Brown and Alfred geeked out on cinema. "He told me about films I've never known about like Brothers McMullen and old John Cassavettes movies," Alfred said. "The finished project came out amazing." It's tough to categorize: part skate film, part narrative short with a surreal bent, part lookbook. The collection was Alfred's first dive into the businessman aesthetic that typifies his team's intense motivation and creativity. "Most things seem to either be all about 'fuck it, fuck everything,' or they're just too clean-cut and boring. Not enough big movements push balance. You can be ridiculous and have fun as long as your business is handled."
The result of Alfred, Brown, and The FADER team's efforts has finally arrived: a genre-bending, unexpected little short that takes you on a wild tour of Illegal Civilization's Los Angeles, one that basks in the same slumming angels and sun-blinded sidewalks as Raymond Chandler's noirs, but fits squarely into the optimism and motivation of Mikey Alfred and Illegal Civilization.
http://www.thefader.com/2016/03/03/il...
Director: Aaron Brown
Producer: Robert Semmer, Brande Bytheway, Mikey Alfred
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Jon Cohen, Andy Cohn, Anthony Holland, Rob Stone
Associate Producer: Madison LaClair
Co-Production: The FADER, Focus Creeps, Illegal Civilization
Written by: Mikey Alfred and Aaron Brown
Story by: Mikey Alfred, Aaron Brown, Brook Linder
Cinematography: Frank Mobilio
Editor: Brook Linder
Production Design: Carlos Laszlo
Sound Recordists: Emmet Casey, Jake Viator, Molly Young
First Assistant Camera: Rachel Fox
Production Assistant: Eric Estrada
Visual Effects and Compositing: Paul LaBerge
Score and Sound Mix: Zach Goheen at High Lonesome
Colorist: Gregory Reese at The Mill
- published: 03 Mar 2016
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Zayn Malik - Behind The FADER Cover Story
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This Is What It's Like To Go To Zayn Malik's House
The writer of The FADER's Zayn Malik cover story talks about his time in Zayn's backyard, and what it's like...
This Is What It's Like To Go To Zayn Malik's House
The writer of The FADER's Zayn Malik cover story talks about his time in Zayn's backyard, and what it's like to interview someone this beloved. Read the full cover story here: http://www.thefader.com/2015/11/17/zayn-malik-fader-cover-story-interview-solo-album-one-direction
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This Is What It's Like To Go To Zayn Malik's House
The writer of The FADER's Zayn Malik cover story talks about his time in Zayn's backyard, and what it's like to interview someone this beloved. Read the full cover story here: http://www.thefader.com/2015/11/17/zayn-malik-fader-cover-story-interview-solo-album-one-direction
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- published: 14 Dec 2015
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Drake - Obey Your Thirst (Episode 1)
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- Updated: 24 Jun 2015
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Drake is a superstar—the only guy who could dethrone Taylor Swift on the charts with a mixtape. In a rare interview, he spoke with The FADER.
Coming up in Toro...
Drake is a superstar—the only guy who could dethrone Taylor Swift on the charts with a mixtape. In a rare interview, he spoke with The FADER.
Coming up in Toronto, people told Drake to move to New York if he was serious about making it. Instead, he stayed where he was and made history by proving that if you’re a truly multi-layered artist, you can make it from anywhere. “Do it the way I did it," he says in the above Obey Your Thirst documentary. "Do it from where you’re at. If you have the music, that's all it takes."
Now, at the top of his game, Drake says he competes not with established legends or other top-sellers, but with the countless kids itching to take his spot.
Now that hip-hop's playing field is more open than ever before, Drake knows
there are countless kids itching to take his spot. Those up-and-comers are now his competition, not any established rapper. “That’s how I try to keep pushing this forward,” he says. “Just to let that kid know that I’m not done yet.” Watch the full documentary above, and stay tuned for three more by Sprite and The FADER, sharing the stories of Nas, Vince Staples, and Isaiah Rashad.
http://www.thefader.com/2015/06/24/drake-views-from-the-6-obey-your-thirst-sprite-documentary
WATCH Episode 2 with Nas Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-F5tWbELec&list;=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR&index;=1
WATCH Episode 3 with Vince Staples Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyu_telJ7oQ&index;=3&list;=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR
WATCH Episode 4 with Isaiah Rashad Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR&v;=yV_cNPeZW50
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Drake is a superstar—the only guy who could dethrone Taylor Swift on the charts with a mixtape. In a rare interview, he spoke with The FADER.
Coming up in Toronto, people told Drake to move to New York if he was serious about making it. Instead, he stayed where he was and made history by proving that if you’re a truly multi-layered artist, you can make it from anywhere. “Do it the way I did it," he says in the above Obey Your Thirst documentary. "Do it from where you’re at. If you have the music, that's all it takes."
Now, at the top of his game, Drake says he competes not with established legends or other top-sellers, but with the countless kids itching to take his spot.
Now that hip-hop's playing field is more open than ever before, Drake knows
there are countless kids itching to take his spot. Those up-and-comers are now his competition, not any established rapper. “That’s how I try to keep pushing this forward,” he says. “Just to let that kid know that I’m not done yet.” Watch the full documentary above, and stay tuned for three more by Sprite and The FADER, sharing the stories of Nas, Vince Staples, and Isaiah Rashad.
http://www.thefader.com/2015/06/24/drake-views-from-the-6-obey-your-thirst-sprite-documentary
WATCH Episode 2 with Nas Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-F5tWbELec&list;=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR&index;=1
WATCH Episode 3 with Vince Staples Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyu_telJ7oQ&index;=3&list;=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR
WATCH Episode 4 with Isaiah Rashad Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLPH2E2Ybj9J7lTvfATf1h4Ukoy7uRFeWR&v;=yV_cNPeZW50
Subscribe now for more The FADER http://bit.ly/XPZVfG
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- published: 24 Jun 2015
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The Temper Trap - Fader
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Zayn Malik - FADER Cover Star
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Desiigner - "Panda" - Live at The FADER Fort Presented By Converse
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Drake - Obey Your Thirst (Episode 1)
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I'm in transit
Floating stranded on this boat
And I pledge my self allegiance
To a better night sleep at home
And the sweet sweet sun's comin' down hard
The sun's comin' down hard
It burns the bones
So hold a hand for cover
Hold a hand for cover
Hold a hand for cover from harm
Woo oo oo...
Talk don't change a thing
Oh, it's fading fader
Woo oo oo...
Words don't sink it swims
Oh, it's fading fader
Bless this mess
We tried our best
That's all that we can do
While the angels walk
With the lonely ones
In the cold rain to rescue you
And this fable world's comin' down hard
The wall's comin' down hard
On all our homes
So hold a hand for cover
Hold a hand for cover
Hold a hand for cover from harm
Woo oo oo...
Talk don't change a thing
Oh, it's fading fader
Woo oo oo...
Words don't sink it swims
Oh, it's fading fader
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Great Oppressor Tells Puerto Rico “Pull Yourself Up by Your Bootstraps”
Edit WorldNews.com 03 Jun 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. “Mosquitoes. Rats…malaria and hookworm, and in about every other house someone with tuberculosis, …” was how President Franklin D ... Wall Street, Population Control, and Militarization of Puerto Rico In reality, the plan invigorated Wall Street and U.S ... dictated.Entire agricultural regions were transformed into industrial centers of mass production ... Not only will the U.S ... Indeed, the U.S ... 321....
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Teacher had sex with 13-year-old student, got pregnant, authorities say
Edit Springfield News-Sun 02 Jun 2016
A Texas teacher accused of having sex with a 13-year-old student turned herself in to police Wednesday. According to KTRK, Alexandria Vera, 24, of Houston is accused of sexually abusing the boy, who was an eighth-grade student in her English class at Stovall Middle School last summer ... Read more trending stories ... Read more here ... ....
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Euro 2016 BBC theme tune: Izzy Bizu performs Edith Piath's La Foule
Edit BBC News 03 Jun 2016
Izzy Bizu's modern version of Edith Piaf's classic French song La Foule will be the theme tune for the BBC's Euro 2016 TV coverage. The song, which features the BBC Concert Orchestra, will be used as the opening sequence for all the BBC's programmes for France 2016 ... Bizu, 22, has performed at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend ... Search ... ....
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Wave of deadly gunbattles hit Rio as the Olympics get closer
Edit CNN 03 Jun 2016
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (CNN)When gunbattles break out in the impoverished hilltop communities that overlook Rio De Janeiro, some residents hide in the bathrooms of their homes. Others take shelter under staircases. In the case of Max Groy, he had very few options ... "All of the sudden everybody started running at the gas station and hiding behind things," he said ... Read More. "It was surreal," he said ... He called the Games "dirty." ... ....
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'Armenian genocide' vote: Turkey warns Germany
Edit Al Jazeera 03 Jun 2016
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said bilateral relations between Germany and Turkey will be "seriously affected", after the German parliament labelled as "genocide" the 1915 killings of Armenians by Ottoman Empire. Erdogan, speaking during a visit to Kenya on Thursday, said, as a first step, Turkey was calling its ambassador to Berlin for consultations and other steps against Germany would be discussed soon ... OPINION ... Source ... ....
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Online art installation examines propaganda in the Internet age
Edit Kill Screen 01 Jun 2016
The first few moments in the online version of The Sprawl can best be described as overwhelming ... simulates the quagmire that is propaganda in the Internet age ... Although the project is focused mostly on the Ukraine and Russia, in an interview with The Fader, Metahaven expressed that they do not believe this kind of propaganda is in any way exclusive to them, and they could easily make further projects in other places ... H/T The Fader ... ....
New Appointments at UMG, SiriusXM, Spotify & More
Edit Billboard 01 Jun 2016
-- Music Service company Kobalt has hired Lonny Olinick as senior vice president of strategic business development, where he will be based in Los Angeles ... She has served various positions at MTV for eight years. ... -- Rebecca Silverstein has departed from her position as director of PR for The FADER, after working for the company for ten years, and will serve as director of PR for Songkick....
Margo Price Announces Fall US Headline Tour (Shore Fire Media Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Jun 2016
(Source. Shore Fire Media Inc) Share Live Video for 'Tennessee Song' from Rough Trade London Performance ... Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, June 3 at 10am local time. Full list of dates below. 'Midwest Farmer's Daughter' has been met with historic praise, landing Price performances on Saturday Night Live, Colbert, Conan, CBS This Morning, as well as major profiles in NY Times Magazine, New Yorker, Rolling Stone, NPR, Fader + more....
Mackie DL32R Ties it All Together for On Stage Music Academy (LOUD Technologies Inc)
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(Source. LOUD Technologies Inc). LONG BEACH, CA - MAY 2016 - On Stage Music Academy was founded with a vision of making the experience of learning music fun by encouraging students to play together as soon as they are able to ... Rutherford concludes, 'when you consider the sheer quantity of ins and outs, the iPad connectivity, the simplicity of the Master Fader app, and the overall quality of sound, the DL32R is a really simple choice.'....
Mackie ProFX12v2 12-Channel Audio Mixer for $169.99 after rebate + free shipping
Edit CNET 29 May 2016
Adorama offers the Mackie ProFX12v2 12-Channel Audio Mixer for $199.99. This $30 mail-in rebate cuts it to $169.99. With free shipping, that's the best deal now by $80 and tied with our mention from two weeks ago as the lowest total price we've seen. It features a steel chassis, graphic EQ, 60mm faders, and 16 effects. Rebate expires May 31 ... ....
How my city responded to bigotry leveled against me | Opinion
Edit NJ dot com 27 May 2016
What's the proper response to bigotry in this Donald Trump climate? Hoboken residents answered this question in a manner that sets an example for the rest of our country. By Ravinder S. Bhalla ... #Terrorist." ... According to the Sikh Coalition, a U.S ... ... Ravinder S. Bhalla is a Councilman-at-Large of the City of Hoboken since 2009, and a partner at the law firm of Florio, Perrucci, Steinhardt & Fader, LLC ... > ....
Denon Compact DJ Mixer for $94.95 + free shipping
Edit CNET 26 May 2016
The Digital Guy via eBay offers the Denon Compact DJ Mixer, model no. DNX120, for $94.95 with free shipping. That's $50 under our August mention and the lowest total price we could find by $5, although most retailers charge at least $200. It features a mic input with 2-band EQ, mic talkover switch, 3-band EQ, 45mm crossfader and channel faders, headphone split cue, and external power adapter ... ....
Hayley Williams: 'Hair dye can transform your identity'
Edit Belfast Telegraph 25 May 2016
Hayley Williams is bringing years of passion and experience with hair dye to her latest beauty venture. Singer Hayley Williams has created a new line of vegan beauty products inspired by her colourful hairstyles. Share Go To ... The range launches in June (15) and includes five shades, as well as mixing potion Fader, which allows the buyer to customise their own pastel shade, a bleaching kit, and tools ... © Cover Media. ....
Loyle Carner tickets
Edit Skiddle 25 May 2016
Plug in Sheffield. Saturday 1st October 2016. 7.00pm til 11.00pm (last entry 11.00pm). Minimum Age. 14. 'Loyle Carner is Britain's most recent new hope in hip hop' - The Fader. Event Info. Venue. Buy tickets securely. Type of Ticket Price QuantityQty. Advance Discount Ticket - £12.00. £12.00 Face Value£12.00 £13.00. + £1.00 bf inc bf 012345678. Embed Ticket Box. Accepted ... Total Price. £0.00 ... ....
16 Things You Didn’t Know About Tycho
Edit Rhapsody 25 May 2016
Tycho is an audiovisual project led by producer wunderkind Scott Hansen, along with band members Zac Brown on bass and guitar and Rory O’Connor on drums ... The sonic narrative complements the visual and it says. Wake up. Be Awake ... Tycho Brahe, 16th century astronomer ... In fact, he told Fader that it was always his dream “for Tycho to get to that point” and it took him “10 years to get there” because he was focused on freelance design work ... ....
Magic Potion's Debut LP 'Pink Gum' Now Streaming In Full
Edit Topix 24 May 2016
Stockholm's Magic Potion reveal their debut album Pink Gum, streaming exclusively with FADER now until release this Friday May 27th via PNKSLM Records. Fusing dream-psych and post-punk influences, Pink Gum is a record of lush compositions highlighted by the band's unique brand of warped out slacker pop ... ....
LA Duo Classixx Have Remade A Smiths Video Shot-By-Shot – With T-Pain As Morrissey
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