Scion A/V
Summary: Scion A/V has curated an amazing series of exclusive artist on artist interviews. Provides a rare glimpse into the lives and work of legendary musicians and producers who seldom speak out. •Chromeo interviewed by DJ Haul •Redman interviewed by 4th Pyramid •Lemmy (Motorhead) interviewed by Andy Capper •Justice interviewed by Jeremy Dillahunt •Digitalism interviewed by Franki Chan
Podcasts:
Wormrot is interviewed at Scion Rock Fest 2011. For more information and content, visit us at scionav.com/rockfest
Nadastrom is interviewed for Scion A/V. For more information and content, visit scionav.com.
Partners-N-Crime is interviewed for Scion A/V. For more information and content, visit scionav.com.
Thee Oh Sees are interviewed at Scion Garage Fest 2010. For more information and content, visit us at scionav.com/garagefest
Mind Eraser is interviewed for Scion A/V. For more information and content, visit scionav.com.
Last Year's Men is interviewed for Scion A/V. For more information and content, visit scionav.com.
Dispirit is interviewed at Scion Rock Fest 2011. For more information and content, visit us at scionav.com/rockfest
Reigning Sound is interviewed for Scion A/V. For more information and content, visit scionav.com
The homey Dâm-Funk is here to help. His 2009 double-disc compendium Toeachizown (Stone's Throw) made life smoother, more limber, and fun-fun-fun-funkier. Now Dâm-Funk (pronounced "Dame-Fonk") delivers his new video — filmed in a supersaturated astral realm — and some loved-up keytar heroics. Tailor-made for the art of seduction
Singapore's hardcore exports Wormrot hit the global scene when fantastic fury peddlers Earache issued their debut album Abuse in 2010. Here's a brand new clip capturing Vocalist Arif, guitarist Rasyid and drummer Fitri in action: More intimate than a doctor's visit, this short, sharp shock is guaranteed to put you in a Singapore sling, Wormrot-style.
The checkered taxi cab and dashiki may pay homage to the throwback vibe of the Sheen Bros' "It's So Hot," but directors The ICU keep this party clip fresh and focused. This red hot blast of disco rap from 4th Pyramid, Cosmo Baker and special guest Greg Nice stays lit from dusk 'til dawn. You're going to need to keep those shades on, ya'll.
Drop the Lime is interviewed for Scion A/V. For more information and content, visit scionav.com.
In director Pilar Wiley’s video for “Calling Out,” Midnight Magic plays off the early days of music videos: full of overly dramatic performances and confusing symbolism. Despite the not-so-subtle winks to the medium’s history, the music itself (and singer Tiffany Roth’s voice) remains haunting
Acid Tiger is interviewed for Scion A/V. For more information and content, visit scionav.com.
Directors Matt Boman and Ben Fee imagine B.C. x Delivery’s club opus “Return to Me” as a psychedelic desert party, replete with diamonds, triangles and beautiful people. Inter-stitched with shots of nightclub paradise and desolate landscape, dancers in black and gold garb transform this dark party anthem into a sun-worshipping ritual
