A Dopalicious Recipe by ArithmaChic
So last week we attended Creative Mornings which is a lecture series for and by creative individuals. They start around 8:30 am and by 10 am you are out the door to go to work and/or conquer your dreams. I love attending events like this because I always leave feeling inspired and inspiration drives me to ACTION. […]
Whether you’re a morning person or a night owl, at some point you gotta wake up and get started with your day. Nana Agyapong took this simple idea and created an artistic documentary following 50 women in Los Angeles and their morning routine to show not only the diversity, but the similarities the dream-chasers share. […]
Next week, Quantic and Mario Galeano, along with an amazing group of talented Colombian musicians, will be releasing their debut album “Ondatrópica” which will be sure to move your hips (with or without your consent). Check out the teaser above to see what to expect on the 16th. Whether you’re a big cumbia fan or have never heard […]
Last week we found ourselves at the opening of MOCA’s new exhibit “Transmission LA: AV Club” which demonstrates how the audio and visual worlds compliment and inform one another. Curated by Mike D from the Beastie Boys, the exhibit is far from your typical stuffy museum experience. He said he wanted to create what it […]
Last week, Kendrick Lamar released the first single off his upcoming album and it feels reminiscent of the G-Funk era but excitingly new at the same time. The Dre blessed, Scoop DeVille produced track, “The Recipe” spells out everything LA is known around the world for: Women, Weed and Weather. The new LA anthem, perfect […]
Last month, to celebrate a successful launch, we treated ourselves to some live music. LA’s ArtDontSleep put together an amazing show that featured Robert Glasper, Bilal, King, Lalah Hathaway, Alice Russell, Quantic aaaand His Combo Bárbaro. Not only that but Anthony Valadez and Rich Medina provided some tunes in between sets. This night was special […]
Photo via LA Weekly And celebrate we did, last Thursday at Club Nokia in Los Angeles. We celebrated the album that Yasiin Bey (Mos Def) and Talib Kweli dropped in 1998 and has been getting steady play ever since. The substance behind the music never gets old and, unfortunately, we still haven’t fixed many of […]
Last week, Arithmachic made it out to see the always incredible Erykah Badu at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles. We’re no stranger to Ms. Badula Oblongata, but this tour felt extra special, thanks in large part to her latest project, The Cannabinoids. (Cannabinoids are receptors in the brain that allow you to feel the effects […]
Don’t judge a rapper by their album cover. If you did, you would have never guessed that Ice Cube used to study architectural drafting and is an admirer of the design power couple, Charles and Ray Eames. From architecture to photography, they did it all. Our personal favorite project of theirs is the IBM-sponsored museum […]
One of the things the Occupy (fill in the blank) Movement is criticized for is the lack of focus. “What does the 99% want?” they ask. When I participated in the Occupy LA Movement last weekend, you can see that the demands are diverse by looking at all the posters. This is not because we […]
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