SiriusXM Catch of the Day
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SiriusXM's new North Americana channel (359) just played As I See It by Carmanah, a six-piece band from Victoria, British Columbia. The video features lead singer Laura Mina Mitic (and her dog). She was filmed lip-synching the song at double-speed. Then the video.......well, you'll see.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Video effect reminds me of Cure "A Night Like This" (except theirs alternates between slowed-down and normal speed)
As for something else in the video, I don't see it either.
As for something else in the video, I don't see it either.
Laura Mitic appears to be singing the song at normal speed but everything in the video is in slow motion. "Golly gee, Steven, how did they do that?" Here is a discussion of the technique at Cinematography.com:
cinematography.com
Slow motion syncing in music videos
Hi everyone! Im very excited to join the cinematography community here in order to learn and continue to advance my craft. With that said here is my very first question / post. I've noticed a handful of music videos that are shot in slow motion (my guess here is possibly 60fps?) and the performer...
cinematography.com
This one came up on Deep Tracks and immediately sold me.
Vocally it reminded me of Dylan and Petty (I later learned it IS actually Petty).
And not that this will mean much to anyone because I'm referencing an obscure album, but lyrically and musically it was heart-tugging and gut-wrenching like the first two and last two songs on the Billy Falcon album I mentioned on my 333 -- mostly like "The Most Beautiful Girl In Town" and "Broken Dreams".
Suppose.......I accidentally got my shit together? Would I get a medal?
Or a pat on the back and a little featherI could stick in my cap.
I listened to MC 900’ Jesus a lot back in the day. Good stuff.
I’m digging Kickflipping! Haven’t heard it yet on Alt Nation, but will look for it.
Or a pat on the back and a little featherI could stick in my cap.
I listened to MC 900’ Jesus a lot back in the day. Good stuff.
I’m digging Kickflipping! Haven’t heard it yet on Alt Nation, but will look for it.
This one could have been in the forgotten song/artist thread.
Gravity Kills
Guilty
From Turbo
What a great groove.
It’s heavy, brooding, and invigorating.
They are also into architecture. Wiki mentions that they were into an architect named Lebbeus Woods that does some really trippy theoretical stuff. I’ve been a fan of his for ages.
Their drummer even left the band to start a career in architecture.
Gravity Kills
Guilty
From Turbo
What a great groove.
It’s heavy, brooding, and invigorating.
They are also into architecture. Wiki mentions that they were into an architect named Lebbeus Woods that does some really trippy theoretical stuff. I’ve been a fan of his for ages.
Their drummer even left the band to start a career in architecture.
Here’s a fun one.
Fastway
Say What You Will
From Ozzy’s Boneyard
Fastway
Say What You Will
From Ozzy’s Boneyard
I remember this being their breakout song. I liked it, but not as much as radio did. However, I liked the lead single from their next album a lot, a whole lot more than radio did.
I'm digging another song from this dude.
I can't believe between all 4 videos on Youtube for this song, it has less than 300 views combined?! I freakin' love it!
WOW!
Ever have a moment that starts with "I don't know this song", but 30 seconds in you go "Wait a second...." Then a little later you go, "Holy cow I do know this one. Just haven't heard it in ages." That happened with this song on my way to work this morning.
And then the frickin' XYLOPHONE SOLO kicked in. ROFL! Fabulous!!!
I know, I never miss a chance to hear that solo when the song is playing.