Having followed Dylan from Now Developing for some time, I was stoked to have the opportunity to share a 10 song playlist of the music I've been shooting to for his Shutter Sounds series. The mix is mostly jazzy hip-hop with some pop influence sprinkled throughout for good measure . The cover is a Chevy Nova wagon I stumbled upon somewhere in Philadelphia that felt like it really embodied the sounds.
Shutter Sounds is a monthly, ten-song music playlist based upon my most-played music of the previous month. These monthly compilations are not limited or constrained to any theme or genre. They are simply a selection of songs that I chose from my most played artists of the month for the readers to enjoy while shooting, spending time in the darkroom, or want to listen to something new.
Tracklist:
Bad Bad Hats supporting Typhoon January 26, 2018 at Union Transfer
Download the new Bad Bad Hats album, "Psychic Reader," for free here: http://afternoonrecords.com/bad-bad-hats Directed by Dan Huiting [Official Video, Copyright 2015 Afternoon Records]
Typhoon with support from the Bad Bad Hats and Sunbathe January 26, 2018 at Union Transfer
Typhoon - "Morton's Fork" & "Possible Deaths" (Live At The Crystal Ballroom) "Morton's Fork" & "Possible Deaths" were recorded live at The Crystal Ballroom in Portland, OR on November 29, 2013. The songs originally appeared on the album White Lighter. Video directed and edited by Matthew Thomas Ross.
I have both driven and ridden my bike over the Indian River Inlet bridge many times since they rebuilt it in 2012. Every time I cross at night, I am completely blown away by how beautiful it is. On my last visit I had my tripod and the rest of my inaugural roll of Cinestill 800 from the The York County Fair.
Fun Fact: Halation, according to the Google, is the spreading of light beyond its proper boundaries to form a fog around the edges of a bright image in a photograph or on a television screen. It is also the primary reason that I have fallen in love with so many Cinestill 800 photos. The halation, especially of red light, is absolutely incredible and really makes it feel straight out of an old movie.