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Artist of the Month
Kazilla
Kazilla aka Cassie Williams is a young artist who's style bounds between the street arts and fine arts. Originally from Santa Fe, NM she currently exhibits the breadth of her work in Miami, FL. After moving to the east coast her work has transcended the street arts and combined her two styles of fine art and graffiti to create an edgy, colorful clash of two very different worlds.
The feminine figures, surreal landscapes and vibrant colors create a daunting visual feast for all audiences. She also works as a live artist, designer, muralist, photographer, producer, lyricist, singer and musician.
Currently on display are selected works from her collection.
Overtown Music Project Celebrates the ‘Harlem of the South’!
Monday, July 19, 2010 He Said/She Said
The Overtown Music Project officially launches in the fall, but this Saturday Miami got a taste of whats to come!
With a series of events showcasing the music and history of Overtown, the OMP hopes to shed light on the diverse and often overlooked story of this legendary district - once looked upon as the ‘Harlem of the South’.
Check out Jipsy’s Snaps from the Event which featured legendary jazz saxophonist Charles Austin and The Vagabond’s own Carmel Ophir on the turntables spinning some Motown!
NiteTalk: DJ A-Train Roars a Mean Track
Friday, April 02, 2010 He Said/She Said
NBC’s John Hood imparts some info on one of The Vagabond’s long time residents:
“It’s gotta have soul, no matter what kinda genre. Otherwise, I try to get hands in the air and hind-parts dropping — just fun party music [...] I joined the Vagabond family right after they opened with the start of StoneGroove Tuesdays, which has been a great success. I now do (((SHAKE))) Thursdays and Back Door Bamby Saturdays — both amazing parties. The Vagabond is the spot to go for a great party with real people and real music. It’s got a very diverse following too.” Click Here to Read More.
What are you doing here?
What do you want?
Is it music?
We can play music.
But you want more.
You want something & someone new.
Am I right?
Of course I am.
You want ecstasy
Desire & dreams.
Things not exactly what they seem.
I lead you this way, he pulls that way.
I'm not singing to an imaginary girl.
I'm talking to you, my self.
Let's recreate the world.
The palace of conception is burning.
Look. See it burn.
Bask in the warm hot coals.
You're too young to be old
You don't need to be told
You want to see things as they are.
You know exactly what I do
Everything
- Jim Morrison
On This Day In Music History
July 30th, 1954
Slim Whitman, Billy Walker, Sugarfoot Collins, Sonny Harvelle, Tinker Fry, Curly Harris and a young Elvis Presley, all appeared at the Hillbilly Hoedown, Overton Park Shell, in Memphis Tennessee. Elvis was so nervous he stood up on the balls of his feet and shook his leg in time with the music, when he came offstage he asked why people were yelling at him. Someone told him it was because he was shaking his leg, which with the baggy pleated pants created a wild gyrating effect in time with the music.
