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Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
John Ellis- bass clarinet
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
- published: 11 Jul 2013
- views: 866
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
- published: 11 Jul 2013
- views: 906
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
- published: 06 Jul 2013
- views: 221
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
- published: 11 Jul 2013
- views: 111
Art is a term that describes a diverse range of human activities and the products of those activities, but is most often understood to refer to painting, film, photography, sculpture, and other visual media. Music, theatre, dance, literature, and interactive media are included in a broader definition of art or the arts. Until the 17th century, art referred to any skill or mastery and was not differentiated from crafts or sciences, but in modern usage the fine arts are distinguished from acquired skills in general.
Many definitions of art have been proposed by philosophers and others who have characterized art in terms of mimesis, expression, communication of emotion, or other values. During the Romantic period, art came to be seen as "a special faculty of the human mind to be classified with religion and science".
The nature of art, and related concepts such as creativity and interpretation, are explored in a branch of philosophy known as aesthetics.
The Encyclopædia Britannica Online defines art as "the use of skill and imagination in the creation of aesthetic objects, environments, or experiences that can be shared with others". By this definition of the word, artistic works have existed for almost as long as humankind: from early pre-historic art to contemporary art; however, some theories restrict the concept to modern Western societies. The first and broadest sense of art is the one that has remained closest to the older Latin meaning, which roughly translates to "skill" or "craft." A few examples where this meaning proves very broad include artifact, artificial, artifice, medical arts, and military arts. However, there are many other colloquial uses of the word, all with some relation to its etymology.
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4:07One Tree Hill 202 Louque - Art
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5:57Art by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John Ellis
Art by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John EllisArt by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John Ellis
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Josh Werner-bass Dave Burnett- drums John Ellis- bass clarinet You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what. A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice. After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born. So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio. Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts. In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects. In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown. -
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5:20Cry, Cry by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John Ellis
Cry, Cry by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John EllisCry, Cry by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John Ellis
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Josh Werner-bass Dave Burnett- drums You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what. A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice. After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born. So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio. Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts. In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects. In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown. -
4:21Ms Maybe by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds
Ms Maybe by Louque with The Royal VagabondsMs Maybe by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Josh Werner-bass Dave Burnett- drums You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what. A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice. After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born. So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio. Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts. In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects. In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown. -
3:56Louque - Cry, Cry
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4:31Lifeline by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds
Lifeline by Louque with The Royal VagabondsLifeline by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Josh Werner-bass Dave Burnett- drums You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what. A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice. After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born. So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio. Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts. In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects. In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
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Art by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John Ellis
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Josh Werner-bass Dave Burnett- drums John Ellis- bass clarinet You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what. A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, S... -
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Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Josh Werner-bass Dave Burnett- drums You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what. A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his for... -
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Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Josh Werner-bass Dave Burnett- drums You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what. A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his for... -
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Lifeline by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Josh Werner-bass Dave Burnett- drums You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what. A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his for...
One Tree Hill 202 Louque - Art
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One Tree Hill 202 Louque - Art
One Tree Hill 202 Louque - Art
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Art by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John Ellis
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Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
John Ellis- bass clarinet
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque...
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
John Ellis- bass clarinet
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
wn.com/Art By Louque With The Royal Vagabonds John Ellis
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
John Ellis- bass clarinet
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
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One Tree Hill Musique/Music - 202 - Louque - Art - [Lk49]
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Louque - Still In Waiting
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Louque-Perique
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Perique, by Louque
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Perique, by Louque
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Cry, Cry by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John Ellis
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Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque,...
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
wn.com/Cry, Cry By Louque With The Royal Vagabonds John Ellis
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
- published: 11 Jul 2013
- views: 906
Ms Maybe by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:21
- Updated: 06 Jul 2013
- views: 221
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque,...
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
wn.com/Ms Maybe By Louque With The Royal Vagabonds
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
- published: 06 Jul 2013
- views: 221
Louque - Cry, Cry
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:56
- Updated: 21 Feb 2013
- views: 1448
Lifeline by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:31
- Updated: 11 Jul 2013
- views: 111
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque,...
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
wn.com/Lifeline By Louque With The Royal Vagabonds
Dustan Louque - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Werner-bass
Dave Burnett- drums
You can keep up-to-date with these lads at dustanlouque.com
Dustan Paul Louque, also known as Louque, is an American singer/songwriter and often called Zelig's musical son. He describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, Louisiana, he heard an old speech on the radio by Huey P. Long and believed himself to be a king. Just when the crown was getting too heavy and "The Kingfish's" words were fading, tragedy struck his family. He was forever changed and vowed to never take off the crown no matter what.
A native of the Mississippi River Ruhr Valley in St. James Parish Louisiana, Louque loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British sounds of The Smiths, Depeche Mode and New Order at The Gold Mine Saloon in New Orleans. This music had a hold on him and sent him down a path of unlimited possibility. On his first trip to New York while in college, he was overcome with an extreme desire to play the piano. Upon returning to the campus of Mississippi State, Louque begged the staff to let him in a class. It wasn't long before he stole the key to the music building so he can play through the night. He loved to play Chopin Nocturnes and Beethoven but soon discovered guitar and a singing voice.
After living in New Orleans for two years, Louque moved to New York in 1997 to attend The Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. This proved to be fertile ground for him as he began to write songs for the first time. Having to constantly perform on the spot in class everyday gave him a confidence in his creative powers. He spent his nights alone with a four track his Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment. After three years of trial and error with collaborators Seth Gold and Donovan Guidry, "So Long" was born.
So Long was a trip hop and folk record soaked in the MPC beats of Guidry and the melancholy chords of Gold. The first half of the record was made at Good and Evil studio with Chris Kelly and Danny Blume as producers. The record was then finished at Headgear studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Dan Long and Alex Lipsen as producers. Louque was the first artist to record at the now famed Headgear Studio.
Louque's very first show was performed downtown for what seemed like the leftover Warhol crew at Budman Studio in SoHo. They christened him an artist and things quickly changed for Louque. He signed with Lava/Atlantic and released his first record having played one show. After two years of touring and licensing songs to films such as "Into the Blue" and "Disturbia", he chose to walk away from his deal, sighting lameness, and lack of creative time for his departure. On tour, he visited the record shops and his records weren't on the shelves because they didn't know where to put him. He was placed on the counter, unclassified. In one year of touring, Louque shared the stage with Steel Pulse, Bob Marley's sons, Jack Johnson, Twista, Devendra Banhart, Coco Rosie and then a slew of pop tarts.
In 2007 Louque drifted. He lived in Louisiana, Paris, New York, Canada, and Jamaica. He traveled with a doctors bag full of recording equipment and made "Louque the Drifter". This sound was a mix of freak folk, reggae and outlaw country. Immediately following this, he began working on the "Royal Vagabonds" debut record with collaborators Josh Werner and Dave Burnett. "For the King's Court" is an Americana record and his first attempts at an all guitar record. This was the first band experience for Louque and one of his favorite projects.
In order to protect his creative well, Louque began to work a job and considered not playing music again but beat and melody followed him everywhere. Artist and friend, Mac Premo, commissioned him to record a piece of music for an animation an it earned him a nomination for a New York Emmy in 2010. He dusted off his crown.
- published: 11 Jul 2013
- views: 111
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Coloring Cover Art
Kickstarter Project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flurrythebear/flurry-the-bear-the-tempest-wind/description Color Swatches Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/p22ecottl6b57h1/Tony%20Swatches.aco.zip?dl=0 Character Line Art By: Luís Figueiredo http://marvelmania.deviantart.com/ Coloring, Narration, & Video By: Tony Washington https://www.behance.net/tonywashington Music By: Ron Louque http://www.RonLouqueMusic.com "Flurry the Bear" Property of: JS Skye, LLC Copyright © J.S. Skye All Rights Reserved. http://www.FlurryTheBear.com -
ONE ON ONE: Louque April 18th, 2014 New York City Full Session
Louque sits down for a One On One session on West Street in Brooklyn, NYC on April 18th, 2014. For more visit: http://www.dustanlouque.com Audio and Video by Ehud Lazin Setlist: Ship In The Sea Don't Let It Die Waiting For The Man (Velvet Underground) Cool Water Jokers Running Wild Good Friday I Shall Be Released (Bob Dylan) -
Coloring Backgrounds
Kickstarter Project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flurrythebear/flurry-the-bear-the-tempest-wind/description Curves Presets: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7cd099ed1a40nbl/curves%20presets.zip?dl=0 Line drawing By: Francois Beauregard http://built4ever.deviantart.com/ Coloring, Narration, & Video By: Tony Washington https://www.behance.net/tonywashington Music By: Ron Louque http://www.RonLouqueMusic.com "Flurry the Bear" Property of: JS Skye, LLC Copyright © J.S. Skye All Rights Reserved. http://www.FlurryTheBear.com -
La Nouvelle Orleans
They may not pronounce the names of streets the same way, but France and New Orleans have a special relationship that neither time nor storm could tear apart. After Katrina, France focused on helping its long-distance relative through fundraising and donations of art exhibits. We also take you to a French restaurant that has a tale of two trees: one that crashed through it during the hurricane, and another one resting comfortably inside. We visit a very French hotel as it tells a story about the crown, and later, stop by a refuge made for Napoleon during his exile. And though it bears its name, find out why the 'French Quarter' really isn't French at all. -
Azenu 21 March 1993, Victory Park Traralgon
Latin fusion band 'Azenu' from Gippsland, Victoria. Steve Shulz (Band Leader & Percussion), John Werner (Bass), Lee Grando (Guitar), Paul Sykes (Keyboards), Chris Sykes (Reeds), Max Thomas (Percussion), Vic Ascolese (Drums & Percussion). Video shot and rescued from VHS by Anton Fullerton (Sorry about the quality). Features Teychenne Family in the audience. -
Sister Tag - Best Friend Productions
Our First Vid, Enjoy! Luna's Vine Account: Mint Panda Chloe's Vine Account: Rainbow Unicorn Chloe's Instagram: Crazy_Chick_1_2_ Chloe's Twitter: @KalelCutie These Are All Accounts That We Have Not Saying Chloe's Tumblr Tho Hope You Enjoy It! Luney Is Our Ship Name Sorry For Bad Sound Quality We May Create Our OWN Channels That Just One Of Us Upload Videos & We Will Gonna Create One Day A Vlog Channel We Will Gonna Write In The Comments When One Or Both Of Us Create A New Channel!
Coloring Cover Art
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:57
- Updated: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 168
Kickstarter Project:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flurrythebear/flurry-the-bear-the-tempest-wind/description
Color Swatches Link:
https://www.dropbox.c...
Kickstarter Project:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flurrythebear/flurry-the-bear-the-tempest-wind/description
Color Swatches Link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p22ecottl6b57h1/Tony%20Swatches.aco.zip?dl=0
Character Line Art By: Luís Figueiredo
http://marvelmania.deviantart.com/
Coloring, Narration, & Video By: Tony Washington
https://www.behance.net/tonywashington
Music By: Ron Louque
http://www.RonLouqueMusic.com
"Flurry the Bear"
Property of: JS Skye, LLC
Copyright © J.S. Skye
All Rights Reserved.
http://www.FlurryTheBear.com
wn.com/Coloring Cover Art
Kickstarter Project:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flurrythebear/flurry-the-bear-the-tempest-wind/description
Color Swatches Link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p22ecottl6b57h1/Tony%20Swatches.aco.zip?dl=0
Character Line Art By: Luís Figueiredo
http://marvelmania.deviantart.com/
Coloring, Narration, & Video By: Tony Washington
https://www.behance.net/tonywashington
Music By: Ron Louque
http://www.RonLouqueMusic.com
"Flurry the Bear"
Property of: JS Skye, LLC
Copyright © J.S. Skye
All Rights Reserved.
http://www.FlurryTheBear.com
- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 168
ONE ON ONE: Louque April 18th, 2014 New York City Full Session
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:20
- Updated: 28 Apr 2014
- views: 1470
Louque sits down for a One On One session on West Street in Brooklyn, NYC on April 18th, 2014. For more visit: http://www.dustanlouque.com
Audio and Video by Eh...
Louque sits down for a One On One session on West Street in Brooklyn, NYC on April 18th, 2014. For more visit: http://www.dustanlouque.com
Audio and Video by Ehud Lazin
Setlist:
Ship In The Sea
Don't Let It Die
Waiting For The Man (Velvet Underground)
Cool Water
Jokers Running Wild
Good Friday
I Shall Be Released (Bob Dylan)
wn.com/One On One Louque April 18Th, 2014 New York City Full Session
Louque sits down for a One On One session on West Street in Brooklyn, NYC on April 18th, 2014. For more visit: http://www.dustanlouque.com
Audio and Video by Ehud Lazin
Setlist:
Ship In The Sea
Don't Let It Die
Waiting For The Man (Velvet Underground)
Cool Water
Jokers Running Wild
Good Friday
I Shall Be Released (Bob Dylan)
- published: 28 Apr 2014
- views: 1470
Coloring Backgrounds
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:19
- Updated: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 373
Kickstarter Project:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flurrythebear/flurry-the-bear-the-tempest-wind/description
Curves Presets:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/...
Kickstarter Project:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flurrythebear/flurry-the-bear-the-tempest-wind/description
Curves Presets:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7cd099ed1a40nbl/curves%20presets.zip?dl=0
Line drawing By: Francois Beauregard
http://built4ever.deviantart.com/
Coloring, Narration, & Video By: Tony Washington
https://www.behance.net/tonywashington
Music By: Ron Louque
http://www.RonLouqueMusic.com
"Flurry the Bear"
Property of: JS Skye, LLC
Copyright © J.S. Skye
All Rights Reserved.
http://www.FlurryTheBear.com
wn.com/Coloring Backgrounds
Kickstarter Project:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flurrythebear/flurry-the-bear-the-tempest-wind/description
Curves Presets:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7cd099ed1a40nbl/curves%20presets.zip?dl=0
Line drawing By: Francois Beauregard
http://built4ever.deviantart.com/
Coloring, Narration, & Video By: Tony Washington
https://www.behance.net/tonywashington
Music By: Ron Louque
http://www.RonLouqueMusic.com
"Flurry the Bear"
Property of: JS Skye, LLC
Copyright © J.S. Skye
All Rights Reserved.
http://www.FlurryTheBear.com
- published: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 373
La Nouvelle Orleans
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:10
- Updated: 08 Jan 2010
- views: 248
They may not pronounce the names of streets the same way, but France and New Orleans have a special relationship that neither time nor storm could tear apart. ...
They may not pronounce the names of streets the same way, but France and New Orleans have a special relationship that neither time nor storm could tear apart. After Katrina, France focused on helping its long-distance relative through fundraising and donations of art exhibits. We also take you to a French restaurant that has a tale of two trees: one that crashed through it during the hurricane, and another one resting comfortably inside. We visit a very French hotel as it tells a story about the crown, and later, stop by a refuge made for Napoleon during his exile. And though it bears its name, find out why the 'French Quarter' really isn't French at all.
wn.com/La Nouvelle Orleans
They may not pronounce the names of streets the same way, but France and New Orleans have a special relationship that neither time nor storm could tear apart. After Katrina, France focused on helping its long-distance relative through fundraising and donations of art exhibits. We also take you to a French restaurant that has a tale of two trees: one that crashed through it during the hurricane, and another one resting comfortably inside. We visit a very French hotel as it tells a story about the crown, and later, stop by a refuge made for Napoleon during his exile. And though it bears its name, find out why the 'French Quarter' really isn't French at all.
- published: 08 Jan 2010
- views: 248
Azenu 21 March 1993, Victory Park Traralgon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:59
- Updated: 29 Sep 2014
- views: 232
Latin fusion band 'Azenu' from Gippsland, Victoria. Steve Shulz (Band Leader & Percussion), John Werner (Bass), Lee Grando (Guitar), Paul Sykes (Keyboards), Chr...
Latin fusion band 'Azenu' from Gippsland, Victoria. Steve Shulz (Band Leader & Percussion), John Werner (Bass), Lee Grando (Guitar), Paul Sykes (Keyboards), Chris Sykes (Reeds), Max Thomas (Percussion), Vic Ascolese (Drums & Percussion). Video shot and rescued from VHS by Anton Fullerton (Sorry about the quality). Features Teychenne Family in the audience.
wn.com/Azenu 21 March 1993, Victory Park Traralgon
Latin fusion band 'Azenu' from Gippsland, Victoria. Steve Shulz (Band Leader & Percussion), John Werner (Bass), Lee Grando (Guitar), Paul Sykes (Keyboards), Chris Sykes (Reeds), Max Thomas (Percussion), Vic Ascolese (Drums & Percussion). Video shot and rescued from VHS by Anton Fullerton (Sorry about the quality). Features Teychenne Family in the audience.
- published: 29 Sep 2014
- views: 232
Sister Tag - Best Friend Productions
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:18
- Updated: 18 Oct 2015
- views: 48
Our First Vid, Enjoy!
Luna's Vine Account: Mint Panda
Chloe's Vine Account: Rainbow Unicorn
Chloe's Instagram: Crazy_Chick_1_2_
Chloe's Twitter: @KalelCutie
Th...
Our First Vid, Enjoy!
Luna's Vine Account: Mint Panda
Chloe's Vine Account: Rainbow Unicorn
Chloe's Instagram: Crazy_Chick_1_2_
Chloe's Twitter: @KalelCutie
These Are All Accounts That We Have Not Saying Chloe's Tumblr Tho
Hope You Enjoy It! Luney Is Our Ship Name
Sorry For Bad Sound Quality
We May Create Our OWN Channels That Just One Of Us Upload Videos & We Will Gonna Create One Day A Vlog Channel
We Will Gonna Write In The Comments When One Or Both Of Us Create A New Channel!
wn.com/Sister Tag Best Friend Productions
Our First Vid, Enjoy!
Luna's Vine Account: Mint Panda
Chloe's Vine Account: Rainbow Unicorn
Chloe's Instagram: Crazy_Chick_1_2_
Chloe's Twitter: @KalelCutie
These Are All Accounts That We Have Not Saying Chloe's Tumblr Tho
Hope You Enjoy It! Luney Is Our Ship Name
Sorry For Bad Sound Quality
We May Create Our OWN Channels That Just One Of Us Upload Videos & We Will Gonna Create One Day A Vlog Channel
We Will Gonna Write In The Comments When One Or Both Of Us Create A New Channel!
- published: 18 Oct 2015
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One Tree Hill 202 Louque - Art
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Art by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John Ellis
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One Tree Hill Musique/Music - 202 - Louque - Art - [Lk49]
Artiste/Artist : Louque
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Louque - Still In Waiting
Sometimes you have to lay back and play with your feet in the water. Enjoy the time.
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Cry, Cry by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds & John Ellis
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Ms Maybe by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds
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Lifeline by Louque with The Royal Vagabonds
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Coloring Cover Art
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ONE ON ONE: Louque April 18th, 2014 New York City Full Session
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Coloring Backgrounds
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La Nouvelle Orleans
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Azenu 21 March 1993, Victory Park Traralgon
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Sexy Dj Trece
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Hierro
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El Mundo Tras El Cristal
Sexy Dj Trece
Todo lo que quieran tripear aqui,
levantenme la mano y griten si
una bulla pa las mamis y las ladys
que me mueven su cadera y su sexy
sexy, baby, maybe,
no hay nadie como yo
yo soy unico en mi stilo
con sabor y flou caraqueño newyorkino
comenzo mi show
muevelo y subelo
mami, mueve esa cadera pa tu papi
baby, sexy
y si no esta gozando agarra un taxi
trece y jhony flecha lo hace asi
facil dossil.
elegante y excitante es bastante
fuerte el sonido di mi arte
clase aparte.
Toma mi ritmo no es broma
y sientelo
toma mi sueño no perdona
y muevelo (bis)
sabroso mira que yo vengo como el oso
mami ponte la faldita que llego tu papi
oye muevelo quita la maldita pena nena
mi musica te envenena
se formo la singadera vengan todos
a la pista con su chica
y no pares no pares
nunca pares de bailar mi ritmo
es maquibelico suave y galactico
Todo lo que quieran tripear aqui,
levantenme la mano y griten si
una bulla pa las mamis y las ladys
que me mueven su cadera y su sexy
sexy, baby, maybe,
Que Boleta entrompa Johny cuando escucha la pista
Pendiente y vista mujeres salen corriendo a compra mi revista
El maniatico sexual que no se contiene
Cuando mujeres sin sostenes
Que es lo que tienes Ja Ja
Chekero
Acaba de llegar el lazy
Sin ----- Tu te pones sexy
Y de una se te moja
Ando sonando mas que tito rojas
mujeres me ven y se sonrojan
Sera que kieren subir a mi alcoba Hmmm
Quedate kieta
Mira que tengo mucho higene
Mucha etika y una esposa karateka
Pero si kieres tu ponerte sexy
El budah ya ta listo pa volvese crazy
Every night sin mercy directo a tu pussy baby
Todo lo que quieran tripear aqui,
levantenme la mano y griten si
una bulla pa las mamis y las ladys
que me mueven su cadera y su sexy
photo: AP / Omer Kuscu
Unidentified Turkish Official: Istanbul Airport Attackers 'Russian, Uzbek And Kyrgyz'
Edit WorldNews.com 30 Jun 2016
An unnamed Turkish official has confirmed the nationalities of the three men who carried out Tuesday’s deadly attack on Istanbul’s airport as Russian, Uzbek and Kyrgyz nationals, Turkish media and officials told various media outlets.Turkey believes Islamic State militants were behind the suicide gun and bomb attack killing 43 and wounding more than 230 people – many of them airport workers, BBC News reported Thursday....
photo: USMC / Cpl. Samantha Villarreal
Pentagon Budget Caps Will Return to Confront Clinton or Trump
Edit Bloomberg 30 Jun 2016
The return of budget caps and the potential for automatic across-the-board spending cuts through 2021 pose the No. 1 defense fiscal challenge for the the next president and defense secretary, according to Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord. “There is no deal on the books, so you are starting with a clean sheet of paper” that “overshadows their whole first term,” McCord said in an interview ... 1 ... “What does the new team think?” ... LEARN MORE. ....
photo: NASA / ESA, and J. Nichols (University of Leicester)
After 5-year voyage, NASA spacecraft nears rendezvous with Jupiter
Edit Baltimore Sun 30 Jun 2016
Jupiter takes center stage with the arrival next week of a NASA spacecraft built to peek through its thick, swirling clouds and map the planet from the inside out. The solar-powered Juno spacecraft is on the final leg of a five-year, 1.8 billion-mile voyage to the biggest planet in the solar system.... ....
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Rio's week of horror: Body parts wash up near Olympics beach volleyball site
Edit CNN 30 Jun 2016
(CNN)With just 38 days to go before the Rio Olympics kicks off, the situation in the host city just went from bad to worse. A beach goer Wednesday discovered mutilated human body parts that had washed up on the shore, right in front of the Olympic Beach Volleyball Arena on Rio's famed Copacabana beach. A dismembered foot and another body part still unidentified was found, according to Andre Luiz, an officer of the Military Police ... ....
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Boris Johnson Surprises Faithful, Drops Out Of Tory Race
Edit WorldNews.com 30 Jun 2016
Former London Mayor Boris Johnson shocked the United Kingdom Thursday when he unexpectedly ruled himself out as a candidate to be Britain’s next prime minister after justice secretary Michael Gove, chair of Johnson’s leadership campaign, decided to run for the Conservative leadership chair himself, The Guardian reported ... The result will be announced on Sept. 9.– WN.com, Jack Durschlag....
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Bruce Onobrakpeya at Artists’ Books at African Art (Smithsonian National Museum of African Art)
Edit Public Technologies 30 Jun 2016
Smithsonian National Museum of African Art). Bruce Onobrakpeya at Artists' Books at African Art ... Bruce Onobrakpeya Portfolio of Art and Literature (detail) ... Smithsonian National Museum of African Art published this content on 30 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
Plains Art Museum to Offer Adult Programs this Summer (Plains Art Museum)
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Plains Art Museum) ... -Plains Art Museum announces several gallery and art-making programs for your summer experiences ... This free program will allow you to engage with the team of curators at your art museum as they share some of their perspectives on recent acquisitions of the Museum ... Plains Art Museum, and its Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center for Creativity, is also a place to try your hand at art making....
Keith BraveHeart to Perform Residency and Exhibit Work at Plains Art Museum (Plains Art Museum)
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Plains Art Museum) ... - For the month of July, Plains Art Museum is proud to exhibit the work of artist Keith BraveHeart, an Oglala Lakota artist from Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota ... Plains Art Museum is your nonprofit art museum and education center, supported by almost 1,200 individuals and organizations ... art museum, visit www.plainsart.org....
Plains Art Museum to Offer Creative Kids Summer Camps (Plains Art Museum)
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Plains Art Museum) ... - Plains Art Museum has two Creative Kids Summer Camps coming up in July ... To register for these camps, or any Museum art class at the Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center for Creativity, call (701) 551-6100 or visit plainsart.org/learn. Plains Art Museum is your nonprofit art museum and education center, supported by almost 1,200 individuals and organizations....
To promote community art, the Michener collaborates with Hortulus Farm (The James A Michener Art Museum)
Edit Public Technologies 30 Jun 2016
The James A Michener Art Museum) ... The Michener Art Museum has partnered with Hortulus Farm, a nonprofit 18th-century farmstead comprising 100 acres in Wrightstown, PA, to showcase the work of regional sculptors ... Fuhrman's work was presented in an exhibition at the Michener Art Museum in 2008 ... Michener Art Museum published this content on 30 June 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein....
Plains Art Museum to Offer Outdoor Stone Sculpture Workshop near Bemidji, MN (Plains Art Museum)
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Plains Art Museum) ... - On Monday, August 1 through Friday, August 5, from 8 am to Noon daily, Plains Art Museum will offer an off-site stone sculpture workshop lead by prolific Anishinaabe artist Duane Goodwin ... No previous experience is required - just the interest and passion for art. Goodwin is an accomplished artist and arts educator with 35 years of experience....
Hospital Rooms: helping mental health with art (Arts Council England)
Edit Public Technologies 30 Jun 2016
Arts Council England). A project is underway in Tooting, helping to improve the health and aid recovery of patients with mental health issues using art ... 'Our desire is for art to have a direct and practical social impact. The participating artists have the potential to create art installations that rival presentations in our top London museums whilst at the same time being completely safe and secure for this environment.'....
Albright-Knox Art Gallery Announces New Public Art at Tifft Nature Preserve (Albright-Knox Art Gallery)
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Albright-Knox Art Gallery). Albright-Knox Art Gallery Announces New Public Art at Tifft Nature Preserve ... We are delighted to have been selected by Albright-Knox as a location, and very grateful for the generous support from the County of Erie and City of Buffalo that makes the Albright-Knox Art Gallery Public Art Initiative possible.' ... The Public Art Initiative has also distributed 30,000 art kits to students throughout Erie County....
For-profit Art Institutes unveils four new majors
Edit Business Journal 30 Jun 2016
The for-profit Art Institutes, whose parent company is Pittsburgh-based Education Management Corp., announced Thursday the creation of four new majors. This addition to the Art Institutes' academic offerings comes despite the fact that EDMC is trimming Art Institute campuses nationally. In 2015, EDMC announced that the Art Institutes would close 15 schools through a teach-out process, taking two to three years ... ....
Norwich Arts Centre brings expertise to Luton’s Creative Producer role (Arts Council England)
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Arts Council England) ... The expertise that Norwich Arts Centre and SeaChange Arts bring will be an essential ingredient in the success of the Luton Investment Programme's ambitions ... Pasco Kelvin, Director, Norwich Arts Centre, said ... 'We are delighted to hear that Norwich Arts Centre and Seachange Arts have been awarded this opportunity, and we welcome them to become part of the exceptionally committed arts community here in Luton....
Flint Institute of Arts plans $8.5M expansion, renovation
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 30 Jun 2016
(AP) — The Flint Institute of Arts is planning an $8.5 million museum expansion and art school renovation that includes a wing for contemporary crafts and space for artists to work. An interior courtyard at the art school will be converted into a $3.5 million, 3,960-square-foot studio and maker space where glass and ceramics artists can work ... ....
Soliciting Entrants for 20th Japan Media Arts Festival
Edit PR Newswire 30 Jun 2016
TOKYO, June 30, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The Japan Media Arts Festival Executive Committee is organizing the 20th Japan Media Arts Festival. We will soon start accepting entries which display new forms of expression reflecting our modern times. Japan Media Arts Festival Official Website.... ....
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