BS Auditives is the newest project I've been working on and it's growing fast. Are you a striving musician? Do you have a luxury line of clothing you're looking to push through product placement? I'll bring the camera and you can bring the talent! BLIND SPECS has some sounds coming you way that have a prep-school Friday night bon-fire flow. Check out our official launch with musician Anna Zoe performing "Someday," written by Dave Aaron (lead singer for SHINOBI NINJA). The piece Anna is wearing was designed by Baltimore resident, Courtney M. Robertsand the archive is growing bigger and bigger in my mind...
BS AUDITIVE: EMILY YOU WERE RIGHT - BY TYLER VERHAGEN
July 18, 2011
I met Tyler Verhagen (lead singer of Emily & The Complexes) in the meat of Times Square a few weeks ago. He was strumming the guitar and getting lots of stares. He had BLIND SPECS written all over him; BLIND SPECS from head to toe. Brian Wood is the designer I paired him with. Tyler performed an original called "Emily You Were Right." The graphic tee was chosen to represent what the song is about; A guy that's just been dumped by his girlfriend. The heart being weighed down with the heavy chain was the perfect addition to the sound and vibe from the song.
BS AUDITIVES: STAY OR LEAVE & SPARROWS BY GRACE WEBER
August 01, 2011
Here's a funny story. Good Cop PR, NYC based music PR firm, reached out to BLIND SPECS to create some extra buzz for a REAL American Idol, Grace Weber. So, where's the funny, Clarence? Grace literally grew up down the street from me in Wisconsin (Found out the day of the video shoot). Look at the cheese kids from suburbia... making a name for themselves in the city. I love it! Susan Hengst is the designer I paired Grace with. The dress that Grace is wearing fits her personality and the energy from both of the songs she performed exclusively for you as well; easy, heart felt, beautiful and sharp.
BS AUDITIVES: SOMEWHERE ELSE & SO LONG BY NICK MILLER
August 15, 2011
I had to make a stop in Chicago to get a slice of that deep dish pizza. Mmmm it feels so good to be back in the mid-west for a while. The man thats singing below is Nick Miller, lead singer of Nick Miller and The Neighbors. He goes to Columbia College, his hair is boyishly orange and we both went to high school together in Wisconsin. Him and his band have been all over Chicago. This time around he choose to bring the music to the Navy Pier. I paired him up with clothing brand, the Culture of Freedom. All of the graphic designs done by C.O.F. were inspired by the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. They are supporters of futurists... especially those located in Chicago. Put two and two together. This project was made to happen. Enjoy!
COMMENTS