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Gotye - Eyes Wide Open (Official Music Video) Hotney 10 Streams • 3 years ago

The official music video for “Eyes Wide Open” by Gotye. From the album Making Mirrors. Get the album here: https://gotye.lnk.to/MakingMirrors

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Video credits:
Production Company: pictureDRIFT
Director: Brendan Cook
Character Design & Animation: Darcy Prendergast
3D Design & Animation: Jeremy Bianco
2D Design and Compositing: Jeremy Bianco, Brendan Cook, Darryn Rogers
Timelapse Photography: Enrique Pacheco, Nick Reygaert, Brendan Cook, Darryn Rogers
Cinematography: David Wakeley, Enrique Pacheco
Special Effects Makeup: Rachelle O'Donnell

Music credits:
Produced by Wally De Backer
Additional production by Francois Tetaz
Mixed by Francois Tetaz
Assisted by Andy Stewart and Wally at The Mill, Gippsland, VIC
Drums recorded by Francois Tetaz at Soundpark Studios, Northcote, VIC
Cellos and bass recorded by Francois Tetaz at Moose Mastering, Richmond, VIC
Pedal steel guitar recorded by Lachlan Carrick in the loungeroom of Matt Walker's house, Upwey, VIC
The Winton Musical Fence (designed and constructed by Graeme Leak) recorded by Wally, Winton, QLD
All other sounds collected, manipulated or recorded by Wally in The Barn, Merricks, VIC
Mastered by William Bowden at King Willy Sound, Stanmore, NSW
Performers:
Whale Cellos: Gareth Skinner
Poker Bass: Lucas Taranto
Wasteland pedal steel guitar: Michael Hubbard
Drums, Winton Musical Fence, sampled sounds, lead and backing vocals: Wally

LYRICS

So this is the end of the story
Everything we had, everything we did
Is buried in dust
And this dust is all that's left of us

But only a few ever worried
Though the signs were clear, they had no idea
You just get used to living in fear
Or give up
When you can't even picture your future

We walk the plank with our eyes wide open...

Some people offered up answers
We made out like we heard, but they were only words
They didn't add up
To a change in the way we were living

And the saddest thing-
Is all of it could have been avoided
But it was like to stop consuming is to stop being human
And why would I make a change if you won't
We're all in the same boat, staying afloat
For the moment

And we walk the plank with our eyes wide open, we..
Walk the plank with our eyes wide open

With our eyes wide open we...
Walk the plank, we walk the plank

And that was the end of the story

Gotye - Easy Way Out (Official Music Video) Hotney 7 Streams • 3 years ago

The official music video for “Easy Way Out” by Gotye. From the album Making Mirrors. Get the album here: https://gotye.lnk.to/MakingMirrors

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Video credits:
Director: Darcy Prendergast www.ohyeahwow.com
Directors of Photography: Andrew Goldsmith & Jeremy Blode
VFX Director: Andrew Goldsmith
Animators: Darcy Prendergast, Seamus Spilsbury
Assistant Animators: Josh Thomas, Jeremy Blode, Michael Greaney, Sam Lewis, Andrew Goldsmith
Costume: Paige Prendergast
Lighting: Shelley Farthing-Dawe, Andrew Goldsmith, Jeremy Blode
Motion Control: Glenn Anderson
Art Direction: Darcy Prendergast
Editor & Colourist: Andrew Goldsmith
Rotoscoping: Andrew Goldsmith, Josh Thomas
Sound: Ben Matthews
Model Makers: Michael Greaney, Josh Thomas, Benjamin Aguesse
Set Builders: Seamus Spillsbury, David Pennay, Cody Sevedge, Benjamin Aguesse, Wes Starr, Jeremy Blode
Production Manager: Nicky Pastore
Cardboard Flame Painters: Fiona Dalwood, Shaun Stares, Nora Juncker, Giulia Sandri, James Bailey

Music credits:
Produced by Wally De Backer
Mixing and additional production by Francois Tetaz, assisted by Andy Stewart and Wally at The Mill, Gippsland, VIC
Bass guitar: Lucas Taranto
Drums, percussion, guitar and orchestra samples, lead and backing vocals: Wally
Contains samples from Echoette as performed by Buddy Merrill.
Licensed courtesy of Accent Records

LYRICS

Seventeen seconds and I'm over it
Ready for the disconnect
Putting on a brave face
Trying not to listen
to the voices in the back of my head

(But it's alright now)
It's a distant memory baby
(It's alright now)
You know you should just let it go

But some feelings have a habit of persisting
even though you wouldn't let it show

Wearing me out
(All this)
Hanging around
(It just starts)
Getting me down
('till I'm just)
Looking for an easy way out

Braindead from boredom
I'm led to distraction
Scratching the surface of life
Nothing really happens
But it's easy to keep busy
When you tell yourself you're traveling right

(But it's alright now)
Was it really worth it baby?
(It's alright now)
Was it just a waste of time?

Keep on second-guessing
Use my memory like a weapon
On everything I try

Middle Kids - Highlands (Official Video) Hotney 6 Streams • 3 years ago

Stream or download 'Highlands' by Middle Kids here: https://middlekids.lnk.to/Highlands

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Mailing List: http://eepurl.com/gg_PPr

Director: Toby Morris
Producers: Georgia Moraitis, Rebecca Matthes
Director of Photography: Mitch Ayers
1st AC: Shaun Graham
Gaffer: Jay McNeill
Production Assistant: Wayne Holman
Stills: Seiya Taguchi
Edit: Cameron Drew
VFX: Josh Regoli
Colourist: Matt Campbell
Runners: Natalie Holman, Marley Jacobsen

Special thanks to the Matthes family, Southern Cross Cameras, Entropico, Eleanor Kay, Nick O'Byrne, Donna Phibbs, Wayne & Vicky Flynn, Xander Paynter, John Paynter & Julie Paynter, Riley Kofler, Mark Kofler, Snowy Mountains Helicopters, Snowy Mountain Aero Club, Krzysio Krawczyk, Russell & Kim Winx, Meg Morris, Helga Frolich and the rest of the Snowy Monaro community.

Lyrics:
Take a look around
The town you grew up in is tired and fading
Endlessly sighing
Your family is there expectantly waiting
Your mother complaining, your father is quiet
And on the way to the station
You pass by the houses, dark windows saying
There’s a reason you sneak out
At night to be with all your friends in the open
Out in the open

Wherever you are, we’re just getting started
Out of the dark, into the highlands
Give me your heart, I wanna hide it
And I can’t keep waiting for things to change
Don’t care where you are, we’re just getting started
Out of the dark, into the highlands
Give me your heart, I wanna hide it
And I can’t keep waiting for things to change

Take a look around
What am I saying?
I don’t wanna stay here I kinda hate it
I don’t like the winter I just like the sound
Of the sticks always falling, breaking my heart
And by the way, the air is like ice
But I'm seeing it clearly in this new light
I don’t like running I just like the sound
Of the movement and footsteps hitting the ground

I can’t keep waiting, I can’t keep waiting, I can’t keep waiting, I can’t keep waiting, I can’t keep waiting, I can’t keep waiting, I need a change, I need a change and I need a change, I need a change and I need a change and I need a change, yeah, ooooh

An EMI Recorded Music Australia Production © 2023 Middle Kids Pty Ltd

#MiddleKids #Highlands

DMX, Method Man, Nas & Ja Rule ‎- The Grand Finale (Belly Soundtrack) [Explicit] Hotney 4 Streams • 3 years ago

From the "Belly" Soundtrack (1998)

Earl Simmons (born December 18, 1970), professionally known as DMX, is an American rapper, record producer, and actor. In 1999, DMX released his best-selling album ...And Then There Was X, which included the hit single "Party Up (Up in Here)". He has been featured in films such as Belly, Romeo Must Die, Exit Wounds, Cradle 2 the Grave and Last Hour. In 2006, he starred in the reality television series DMX: Soul of a Man, which was primarily aired on the BET cable television network. In 2003, DMX published a book of his memoirs entitled, E.A.R.L.: The Autobiography of DMX.

DMX was born Earl Simmons in Mount Vernon, New York, the son of Arnett Simmons and Joe Barker, and was raised in Yonkers, New York. As a child, he was brought up in the Jehovah's Witness faith. Simmons went through an abusive childhood that included stays at group homes and frequent arrests.

In 1991, Gabriel Grevenstuk from The Source magazine praised DMX in his Unsigned Hype column that highlighted unsigned hip-hop artists. In 1991, DMX recorded his first demos, Unstoppable Force and Three Little Pigs. His stage name was a tribute to an instrument he used in the 1980s, the Oberheim DMX drum machine; it later was interpreted as "Dark Man X".

In 1992, Columbia Records signed DMX to their subsidiary label Ruffhouse, which released his debut single "Born Loser". The single did not receive much airplay. The label eventually agreed to release DMX from their contract.

He released his second single, "Make a Move" in 1994, and made a guest appearance alongside Jay Z, Ja Rule, and Mic Geronimo on the classic underground track "Time To Build" on Mic Geronimo's debut album in 1995. He also appeared on LL Cool J's single "4, 3, 2, 1" in 1997. Additional guest spots on Mase singles "24 Hrs. to Live" and "Take What's Yours", and The LOX's single "Money, Power & Respect" created a strong buzz. DMX also made a cameo appearance in the Sum 41 music video for "Makes No Difference".

In February 1998, DMX released his debut major-label single, "Get at Me Dog", on Def Jam Recordings. The single was certified Gold by the RIAA. His first major-label album, It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, which included the single "Ruff Ryders Anthem", was released in May 1998. The album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart in the U.S and sold over five million copies.

Later that year in December, DMX released his second album, Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood. It debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, where it remained for three consecutive weeks. Within one week of the album's release, 670,000 units were shipped. It was eventually certified Platinum four times. As a result, DMX was the first rapper in history to have released two number one albums in the same year, both of which debuted on Billboard 200.

DMX released his third and best-selling album ...And Then There Was X, on December 21, 1999. It was his third album to debut at number one on the Billboard 200. Its most popular single, "Party Up", became his first Top Ten hit on the R&B charts. Singles "What's My Name?" and "What These Bitches Want" were also popular. The album was certified six-times Platinum.

After improving his legal situation (see section "Legal Issues"), DMX returned to the studio to complete his fourth album, The Great Depression. Released October 23, 2001, it was his fourth album to debut at number one on the Billboard 200, featuring the singles "Who We Be", "We Right Here", and "Shorty Was The Bomb". Despite the album's triple Platinum certification, its commercial and critical success was lower than his previous album.

His fifth album, Grand Champ, once again debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 charts, placing DMX as the only musical artist in history to release five consecutive albums (his entire album catalog at the time) that debuted at number one. Singles include "Where Tha Hood At" and "Get it on the Floor". After its release, he informed the public that he planned to retire, and that Grand Champ would be his final album.

DMX signed to Columbia Records in January 2006. He recorded his next album, Year of the Dog...Again, while switching record labels, which caused numerous delays. It was finally released on August 1, 2006, and missed the number one Billboard spot by only a few hundred copies. He released two more singles, "Lord Give Me A Sign" and "We In Here"

On June 12, 2008, Def Jam released a compilation of his greatest hits, The Definition of X: The Pick of the Litter. Def Jam released another compilation album, The Best of DMX, in 2011. which features hit singles including "Where the Hood At?" and "X Gon' Give It to Ya".

In 2009, DMX claimed he would pursue preaching in Jersey City, New Jersey but will also continue to produce music. He completed a Gospel album prior to his incarceration. According to MTV, he had semi-retired to study the Bible more in an effort to give messages behind the pulpit.

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