Check Out A Passel Of New Tracks From Prince Rama’s “Top Ten Hits of the End of the World”
The other week, sisters Taraka and Nimai Larson — a.k.a. Prince Rama — helped us say bye-bye to the dog days at our Unboxed/DUMBO Summer Friday event. During their theatrical performance, the duo busted out a ton of new songs from their upcoming album, Ten Hits of the End of the World, a poppy effort that comprises tunes by fictional bands who died and released hits during the world’s many apocalypses. Missed the show? Well, we have every single song right here on video, culled from the 7-hour livestream we hosted on the day of the event.
Music Hack Day is an international 24-hour event where programmers, designers and artists come together to conceptualize, build and demo the future of music. Software, hardware, mobile, web, instruments, art — anything goes as long as it’s music related. At a Music Hack Day, you have 24 hours to build something cool and then show it off to your peers. It is a fun way to learn about something new, to be immersed in music technology for a weekend, and to hang out with lots of really smart, interesting people who love music and building things.
With the O Music Awards staff slowly recovering from the Bubonic plague-esque illness that we all contracted while on the bus, we think it a good time to reflect on one of the most intriguing aspects of the O Music Awards: The man pulling the puppet strings throughout the live stream, director Ivan Dudynsky.
Last week the band Riot In Paris won the OMA for