Camiele’s 2017 SXSW Experience: K-pop Night Out – The Belmont
This year’s K-Pop Night Out was truly one of the most incredible, emotional evenings I’ve ever spent at a showcase.
Tagged: genre: rock
Depeche Mode – Spirit
Spirit feels like a nice and easy ride through a complicated topic like apathy for the times we’re living in, but that’s not necessarily a good description for a political manifesto like they presented it.
Gesu no Kiwami Otome. – Kage Song
Kage SONGU (影ソング, Shadow Song), which shows Kawatani with a paper bag on his face and represented as a puppet, was directed by Atsunori Toshi (東市篤憲).
Camiele’s 2017 SXSW Experience: Taiwan Beats – Elysium
With the Taiwan Beats showcase, I reconnected with the anticipation and excitement I’d had leading up to the festival. Truly a phenomenal start to my 2017 SXSW Experience.
Ed Sheeran – Divide
Ed Sheeran presents his third studio album, Divide, with a kind and straightforward personality that certainly transfers effortlessly into his music.
Suchmos – PINKVIBES
Suchmos continues promoting their latest album, The Kids, following up the release of A.G.I.T. with the music video for PINKVIBES, directed by Kento Yamada.
B.A.P – WAKE ME UP
Korean boy group B.A.P was all set up for their comeback music video, WAKE ME UP, directed by Zanybros bringing on a revolution, waking people up from the pressures society has put on our minds and bodies.
Seeing the Light – Interview with Lightcraft
Get to know Jakarta-based Indonesian band, Lightcraft, ahead of their show at SXSW.
La Vida Bohème – Você
Venezuelan alternative band La Vida Boheme are back with Você, the first single from their upcoming studio album titled La Lucha, in a music video directed by Johan Verhook
Café Tacvba – FUTURO
Café Tacvba’s latest single welcomes 2017 with Futuro and a trippy music video directed by Diego Tucci and Rubén Albarrán.
