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Harry Styles - American Girls (Official Video) Hotney 15 Просмотры • 8 месяцы тому назад

Official Video for "American Girls” by Harry Styles
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Credits:
Directed by James Mackel
Produced by Object & Animal
Creative Director: Molly Hawkins
Executive Producer: Alex Brinkman
Head of Production: Lauren Skillen
Producer: Sarah Park
DOP: Chris Ripley

Producer/Commissioner: Bryan Younce
Management: Full Stop Management

Stunt Coordinator: Pat Romano
Stunt Performer: Reid Harper
Stunt Performer: Bethany Curry
Motocross: Axell Hodges

Steadicam: Nick Muller
B Cam Operator: Adam Hull
A-Cam 1st AC: Jacob Perry
B-Cam 1st AC: Connor Lambert
A-Cam 2nd AC: Cogeian Embry
B-Cam 2nd AC: McKay Todd
DIT: Isaac Guy
VFX Supervisor: Alexey Marfin

1st AD: Joshua Montes
2nd AD: Steve Preston
Production Supervisor: Erica Pribble
Location Manager: Matthew Mehl
Production Sound Mixer: Matt Shea
Choreographer / PA: Stephanie Kim

Gaffer: Mathias Peralta
Key Grip: Matt Planer

Production Designer: Hensel Martinez
Set Decorator: Annie Becker
Prop Master: Joseph Salcedo

SFX: Joe Pancake

Key Costumer: Lisa Madonna
Key Make Up: Marlena Von Kazmier
Key Hair: Heather Weppler
Artist Stylist: Harry Lambert
Styling Assistants: Ella Bacon, Naomi Phillips, Zaza McDonald
Artist Skin: Dotti
Artist Hair: Candice Birns

Stunt Coordinator: Pat Romano
Stunt Performer: Reid Harper
Stunt Performer: Bethany Curry
Motocross: Axell Hodges

Post Producer: Gina Crow
Editor: Luke Lynch
Online Editor: Sammy McEntire

Color: Ethos Studio
Colorist: Dante Pasquinelli

VFX: Mathematic
VFX Supervisor: Hugo Aymerich

Sound Design & Mix: Adam Carl
Sound Services: Amplitude Audio Post

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Shanice | True Story of “I Love Your Smile,” Singing For Michael Jackson & Ella Fitzgerald Hotney 17 Просмотры • 8 месяцы тому назад

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Shanice sits down with Shawn Stockman for a deep, story-filled conversation that feels like an R&B history lesson and a behind-the-scenes masterclass. She takes us back to the moment “I Love Your Smile” became a global hit, including the label decisions she fought for and the ones she wishes had gone differently. The conversation also comes full circle with the childhood dream she spoke out loud as a kid—wanting to meet Michael Jackson—and how that dream later became reality when she ended up singing background vocals on several of his records.

Along the way, Shanice shares incredible “Easter egg” moments from her career: booking a commercial at just nine years old alongside Ella Fitzgerald, winning Star Search, and navigating the unpredictable realities of the music industry. She also opens up about losing her record deal while five months pregnant, a moment that revealed how labels treated female artists at the time. From unexpected collaborations to legendary industry connections—including stories involving Justin Timberlake, Babyface, and Barbra Streisand—this episode is packed with music history, honesty, and unforgettable moments.

00:00 Welcome to On That Note with Shanice
03:32 Motown Memories with Boyz II Men, Johnny Gill & Stevie Wonder
06:11 Why the 90s Was the Greatest Era of Music
08:39 Streaming, Algorithms & What Happened to the Industry
18:31 HIT SONG: The Real Story Behind “I Love Your Smile”
23:02 Growing Up a Child Prodigy in a Musical Family
26:39 BREAKTHROUGH: Singing with Ella Fitzgerald & Winning Star Search
29:35 Signing Her First Record Deal at Just 11 Years Old
32:07 MICHAEL JACKSON: The Studio Connection & Background Vocals
35:47 Industry Lows, Missed Singles & Label Decisions
41:36 Image Pressure, Rumors & Industry Expectations
43:40 BABYFACE: Hidden Credits & Barbra Streisand Sessions
44:53 PRINCE: Inside Paisley Park Studio Memories
45:42 Quiet Industry Success You Didn’t Know About
48:49 The Song Shanice Sang on Her Wedding Night
01:01:18 Playing Michelle Obama on Broadway
01:07:43 PERSONAL: Shanice’s Breast Cancer Survivor Story
01:15:23 Shanice’s Top Five Vocalists of All Time
01:22:57 The Advice She’d Give Her Younger Self

Immanuel Wilkins: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 18 Просмотры • 8 месяцы тому назад

Suraya Mohamed | February 24, 2026
Always inspirational, the music of saxophonist and composer Immanuel Wilkins is also heavy and thought provoking. In the harmonic tension of his music you can hear sepia tones of the Black experience — an ancient and modern struggle told through melody and overlaid with hope. Complex time signatures swing and sway with spiritual incantations that instill reflection and peace.

We've had the good fortune to showcase works from across Wilkins' exceptional catalog. His Tiny Desk (home) concert features selections from his debut album, Omega. Here at the Desk, he opens with "AFTERLIFE RESIDENCE TIME" from his Grammy-nominated album, Blues Blood, a piece that traces Black trauma passed down by the generations through blood, which contains salt. Sodium has a long duration of residence, or time that a substance remains present, and this song is a portrait of that construct. "Fugitive Ritual, Selah," from The 7th Hand, is a hymn to the Black church and how its Sunday rituals provide the freedom to exalt, or Selah, and pause for the Holy Spirit. "THE BIG COUNTRY" is a new song from an upcoming three-volume project recorded live at The Village Vanguard. Wilkins tells me, "It's not a 'concept album,' so to speak, but rather it's about capturing the internal technologies and logics of the band as the theory."

His masterful band, with Micah Thomas on piano, bassist Ryoma Takenaga and drummer Kweku Sumbry, has a special synergy. "There's so much that happens through the music even outside of the normative realm of 'language' that I feel is important to capture in this new stage of this unit," Wilkins tells me. "I'm just always trying to push the band to new places, do something unique for myself and for the Tiny Desk audience. I thought it was important for us to attempt to bring the heat and keep it as hot as possible."

SET LIST
"AFTERLIFE RESIDENCE TIME"
"Fugitive Ritual, Selah"
"THE BIG COUNTRY"

MUSICIANS
Immanuel WIlkins: alto sax
Micah Thomas: piano
Ryoma Takenaga: bass
Kweku Sumbry: drums

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Director: Joshua Bryant
Audio Engineer/Mix: Josephine Nyounai
Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Video Editor: Nikki Birch
Videographers: Joshua Bryant, Kara Frame, Maia Stern
Audio Engineer/Director: Josh Newell
Production Assistants: Dora Levite, Dhanika Pineda
Photographer: Alanté Serene
Tiny Desk Team: Ashley Pointer, Felix Contreras
Executive Director: Sonali Mehta
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson, Robin Hilton

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FLO: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 7 Просмотры • 8 месяцы тому назад

Alanté Serene | February 20, 2026
British trio FLO crossed the pond for its Tiny Desk debut in Washington, D.C. So we got V.I.P. access to Club FLO courtesy of Stella Quaresma, Reneé Downer and Jorja Douglas, complete with disco balls, martinis, a custom marquee and subtle Easter eggs tucked between the shelves for sharp-eyed fans. Still, none of the glam outshines what matters most: their harmonies.

They open with a new take on their debut single, "Cardboard Box," immediately reminding us of the chemistry that launched them. We witness their sister-like energy as they laugh, banter and dance their way through several songs from the Grammy-nominated album, Access All Areas.

FLO delivers sultry standouts — "AAA" and "On & On" — and shares stories of relationship woes with "Get It Till I'm Gone" and "Shoulda Woulda Coulda." The trio closes with two unreleased tracks, "Therapy at the Club" and "HaterBooth," hinting at what's next. The set makes clear that their next chapter will double down on powerful vocals, sisterhood and a confidence sharpened by a clear understanding of exactly what they're capable of.

SET LIST
"Cardboard Box"
"AAA"
"On & On"
"Get It Till I'm Gone"
"Shoulda Woulda Coulda"
"Therapy at the Club"
"HaterBooth"

MUSICIANS
Jorja Douglas: vocals
Renée Downer: vocals
Stella Quaresma: vocals
AiRiN ARTiSAN: keys
Evan Brice: keys
Walter Williams: guitar
Zuri Appleby: bass
Brett Baker: drums
Aaron Draper: percussion
Gene Noble: background vocals
LennAsia: background vocals
Megan Parker: background vocals
Special thanks to: Wesley Muoria-Chaves, Joshua Alamu and Olivia Williams

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Alanté Serene
Director/Editor: Joshua Bryant
Audio Director/Mix: Josh Newell
Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Joshua Bryant, Maia Stern, Kara Frame, Sofia Seidel
Audio Engineer: Valentina Rodriguez
Production Assistants: Dora Levite, Dhanika Pineda
Photographer: Zayrha Rodriguez
Tiny Desk Team: Ashley Pointer, Felix Contreras
Series Editor: Lars Gotrich
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Executive Director: Sonali Mehta
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson, Robin Hilton

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BigXthaPlug, Ro$ama, Yung Hood, Murdagang PB - 6WA (Official Music Video) Hotney 12 Просмотры • 8 месяцы тому назад

BigXthaPlug, Ro$ama, Yung Hood, Murdagang PB - 6WA (Official Music Video)

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Lyrics:
Well b*tch it’s BigX and I run with the click they call 600
Way before all of this rap I was outside trying to get money
Every n*gga pissed me off paid their debt or know I’m coming
Got on all these chains feel like a slave
Pop of know I ain’t running
B*tch it’s 6WA so I might spazz on you in public
PB up the drac I told him chill cuz I know he gon dump it
Pass that b*tch to Lumpy
He know how to shhhh lets change the subject
S*ht we getting paid and having sh*t so I can’t tell bout nothing
Well it’s the loccsta groova
Original tiny hoova
600 active member ducking the crash unit
Ganging, type of n*gga that do drive bys in a Buick
Bumping music head bobbing have em screaming I do it
Ummm minute made long dreads high fade
Dark skin big d*ck got the girls deranged
Ro$ama mr. p*ssy sensei
All hail to the 6WA
6 in the morning feds at my door
Should’ve seen them n*ggas coming but the cameras was broke
Tried to run to the back
And flush all of the dope
Ram truck hit the spot now we all on the floor
B*tch that’s my favorite word
If she ain’t sucking d*ck then kick that he to the curb
B*tch go dig your homies out the dirt
Caught lacking in traffic and put his ss on a shirt
Neighborhood dope man tell me what you need
Where I’m from this sh*t get routhless like my name is Eazy E
I got the formula DOC
Dr. Dre got the chronic for cheap
Sixer with attitude who want some beef
Give a f*ck about the law I hate police
Give a f*ck about jail show me my cell
Get my b*tch on the line go make my bail
Touchdown cause hell I’m back making sales
Somewhere in the cliff bussing down I’m a regular
Got it rolling and rocking beat up the box like I’m rocky
Real trap n*gga baby no flocking
Can’t ride with me if you doing no sliding
Lipo with the pole trying to get a new body

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Buddy Guy: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 12 Просмотры • 8 месяцы тому назад

Mitra I. Arthur | February 27, 2026
Buddy Guy displays a youthful spirit during his Tiny Desk that makes you question if he really turns 90 this year. Once the music starts, his subtle speaking voice transforms into a mighty instrument, demanding your attention. Guy wails on his polka dot Stratocaster, reminding us of his skill and showmanship. The title of his latest album, Ain't Done with the Blues, is not only apt but defiant.

The elder statesman of blues is the last standing among his fellow architects of the genre like B.B. King, Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker. Throughout his career, he has collected every accolade possible, including a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, a Kennedy Center Honors award and the National Medal of Arts. He recently took home his ninth Grammy Award, this time for best traditional blues album.

His set starts with his rollin' 1991 classic "Damn Right, I've Got the Blues" and moves into "Hoochie Coochie Man," both songs a must for any Guy performance. Then newcomer Miles Caton exuberantly joins Guy to present a pair of signature songs from the 16-time Oscar nominated film, Sinners, in which both portray blues singer Sammie "Preacher Boy" Moore. But what kind of blues show would this be if they stuck to the script? Guy takes detours into the history of the blues, playfully challenging Caton to keep up. Caton proves to be more than up to the task, letting his own powerful vocals out to play. As Guy and Caton perform together, we see the journey of artistry, the interplay of a master teacher and a student.

SET LIST
"Damn Right, I've Got the Blues"
"Hoochie Coochie Man"
"Travelin' "
"I Lied to You"

MUSICIANS
Buddy Guy: vocals, guitar
Miles Caton: vocals, guitar
Dan Souvigney: piano
Ric Hall: guitar
Orlando Wright: bass
Pooky Styx: drums

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Mitra I. Arthur
Director/Editor: Kara Frame
Audio Director/Mix: Josh Newell
Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Kara Frame, Maia Stern, Joshua Bryant
Audio Engineer: Neil Tevault
Production Assistants: Dora Levite, Dhanika Pineda, Ashley Pointer
Photographer: Elizabeth Gillis
Series Editor: Lars Gotrich
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Executive Director: Sonali Mehta
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson, Robin Hilton

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