Ray Bop - Visionary

On the scene since 2011, his beats are slow and bass-heavy. Fantastic. His flow reminds me of Twista but at 60% the speed.

Insane multirotor drone footage

Looks like they've got a RED ONE or something equally amazing, and wow are the results amazing.

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GoPro Timelapse - Sunrise with pan and zoom v2

Trying some more tweaks to my settings and changing where the zoom/pan starts.

Yasiin Gaye - Inner City Travellin' Man

Knock Knock

Who's there?

Yasiin Gaye

Who?

Amerigo Gazaway

What?



Amazing. Reminds me of Apple Juice Kid.

Chance The Rapper "Interlude" (That's Love) Live

Chance in HD! He's young but he sure can work the crowd. Love the horns. More solos!!

Testing out transitions over time with keyframes

Playing around with some of my GoPro timelapse content from November. Images were 3200x2400 initially, but starting with a sequence that was only 720p, I was able to give myself plenty of space to pan and zoom over the duration of the timelapse.

Washed Out - Feel it all around

Portlandia! This reminds me of 'Dry the Rain' by the Beta Band in its slow driving beat, but far more ambient.

Bobby Johnson (Blu & The Gaslamp Killer) - Cadillac Steez

Blu has a great flow and pairs well with the horns and light drums. Oh and that organ.

Childish Gambino - The Worst Guys (feat. Chance the Rapper)

Chance is silly. They both silly. It's great. Go home Roger.

G-Eazy - Almost Famous

Love the beat drop. G-Eazy looks like the Don Draper of rappers and is bringing an interesting new twist to West Coast hip hop.
How long does famous last?

Pusha T - King Push

So loaded with bass. I could listen to that beat drop all day. The marching drum really helps make it an aggressive sounding song. Also, I appreciate the minimalist style of video.

This is my time. This is my hour. This is my pain. This is my name. This is my power.

Scarface- On My Block

Pullin' from Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway's Be Real Black for Me. It's always amazing that the first few seconds of one old song can be the core of a new beat.

Busta Rhymes - Thank You

No Busta, thank you. And Q-Tip, Yeezy, even Tunechi.