James Blake Voyerurism WILD mag music

Voyeurism, The James Blake Way

James Blake is back to his old chop and screw tactics with the track “Voyeur.” Reminiscent of songs from his CMYK EP, “Voyeur” features Blake’s distinctive vocals – harshly cut up and looped; progressive synth build-ups; and some quirky cow [...]

Tags: 1-800 Dinosaur, animation, beats, black & white, electronic, graphics, James Blake, Joseph Johnson, music, Producer, record player, singer, The Wild Magazine, UK, UK Bass, video., Voyeur
Steve Cutts's Man

“Man”: Steve Cutts’s Dark Animation

London-based animator, Steve Cutts, explores a dark theme via a blithe medium in his short, Man. The monochromatic animation packs 500,000 years of our effects on the natural world into a three minute video both menacing and accurate. Man follows [...]

Tags: animation, Bianca Ozeri, Environment, Man, Pollution, satire, Social Commentary, Steve Cutts, The Wild Magazine, video
Killer Mike WILD mag music

Getting Political With Killer Mike

Hip-hop has been a divided genre for quite some time, but in the last few years there’s been a general shift away from deeper subjects, in favor of materialistic lyrics with some witty catchphrases thrown in for good measure. The [...]

Tags: animation, Bush, Clinton, conscience, conscious, Hip-Hop, Joseph Johnson, Killer Mike, music, Obama, political, Politics, presidents, Rap, Reagan, review, The Wild Magazine, video
Flying Lotus Putty Boy Strut WILD mag music

Putty Boy Strut

After the release of the sublime short film, Until the Quiet Comes, a couple of weeks ago, Flying Lotus is back with another taster from his forthcoming album. This time it’s a more conventional audio/visual offering in the form of “Putty Boy Strut.” [...]

Tags: animation, Brainfeeder, Cyriak, Electronica, Fly-Lo, Flying Lotus, Jazz, Joseph Johnson, music, Producer, The Wild Magazine, Thundercat, Until The Quiet Comes, video, Wall-E
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Slowly Shaved Swimmer

The Dutch Filmmaker Bart Hess’ new short film titled ‘Shaved’ portrays a male model completely covered in shaving cream, which is then gradually taken off by a two meter long blade manipulated by two human shavers. Hess found his inspiration in [...]

Tags: animation, Bart Hess, dutch, Film, Lady Gaga, London, Lucia Cabanova, Lucy McRae, Nick Night, Olympics, photography, Shaved
Major Lazer Get Free feat. Amber

Video of the Week – Major Lazer / Get Free

Downtempo introspection may not often come to mind when searching for descriptors for a Major Lazer single. On the other hand, you couldn’t possibly expect Diplo and Switch to rest on their laurels. The ever-evolving producers used spacey arpeggios and [...]

Tags: Amber Coffman, animation, Blaine Skrainka, Diplo, Dirty Projectors, Get Free, Major Lazer, music, Street Fighter, Switch, The Wild Magazine, Video of the Week
Now Dance

VIDEO OF THE WEEK – DISKJOKKE/NOW DANCE

Music videos are meant to be artistic and fashionable; an eye-catchy illustration of what the director and the artist have in mind with a specific song. But every now and then a clip comes along with a message that can’t [...]

Tags: animation, Association of Norwegian Wind Energy, Babusjka, CGI, Diego Martinez, diskJokke, Magnus Engsfors, NORWEA, Now Dance, Smøla, Splendour, The Wild Magazine, Video of the Week
Kate Bush

VIDEO OF THE WEEK – KATE BUSH/EIDER FALLS AT LAKE TAHOE

If there’s an artist whose work is always awaited by a long-standing audience is Kate Bush. The beloved and always mysterious British chanteuse might have sacrificed most of her pop stardom in favor of a healthy life for her family, [...]

Tags: 50 Words For Snow, animation, Eider Falls At Lake Tahoe, Fish People, Kate Bush, Robert Allsopp, Roger Pratt, shadow puppetry, The Wild Magazine, Video of the Week
Sufjan Stevens by Marzuki Stevens

SUFJAN GETS RIGHT

Recently, lots of acts are going animated to promote their latest singles. First it was Belle & Sebastian, the Scotland band who commanded Lesley Barnes to put some color and puppetry into Richard X’s remix of “I Didn’t See it [...]

Tags: animation, Belle & Sebastian, Detroit, Diego Martinez, Get Real Get Right, glitter, I Didn’t See it Coming, Lesley Barnes, music, Sci-Fi, Scotland, stop-motion, Sufjan Stevens, The Age of Adz, The Wild Magazine