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Hey, I just found out that Adina started a blog: Adina Adina Adina.
In one of her entry, she uploaded the interiors of her accordion book, and also an explanation:
For my Media II class last semester. The assignment was to make an electronic book, but also to present it in some form. I chose to do an accordion book, when you ribbon is untied, the box pops open to reveal the accordion pages.
I also wanted to reminder you about press.weheartmusic.com. Here are some new press releases I've just added.
The first one is that Joe Jackson is releasing a new album, Rain, with a DVD:
Joe Jackson, first studio album in four years, “Rain”, released in Europe on January 28th (January 29th in North America), will now be released by Rykodisc as a two-disc set, including a bonus DVD directed and produced by Julie Gardner, the recording engineer who recorded Joe’s last two studio albums. With a running time of over 40 minutes, the DVD will feature recent live performance footage, behind-the-scenes footage and a rare television interview.
Michael previously mentioned DeVotchKa on W♥M. Apparently DeVotchKa signed with Anti-:
Grammy-nominated DeVotchKa, well known for their scoring of the 2006 Oscar-winning film Little Miss Sunshine, capture a grand sense of the dramatic flavor of the U.S southwest and impart it onto both their gallant, artistic take on Eastern European folk music and the most emotive part of the indie rock scene. Images of the serious intensity of a troika being danced in a smoky bar on a Siberian plain and the soaring sweetness of a mariachi serenading a Mexican wedding party are conjured by the band’s lively performances and singer Nick Urata’s evocative voice.
Moby is appearing on The Current TV.
Tune into Current TV's "The Daily Fix" this December to catch the first of two episodes featuring singer/songwriter Moby. Serving as a guest host alongside Douglas Caballero, "The Daily Fix's" resident host, Moby talks about creating the musical score of the recently released film Southland Tales. Directed by Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko), this apocalyptic film features Justin Timberlake, Mandy Moore, The Rock and Sarah Michelle Gellar. The second installment of Moby's co-hosting gig on "The Daily Fix" will feature an interview with the up-and-coming Swedish house band, "The Knife."
And that ends the easiest entry I've ever done. I wanted to end with some potential W♥M Business Cards. I know one of them is way too dark (I'll have to lighten it later), but let me know which one you like best. I'm planning on getting them printed for for anyone that might want them.
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11/27/2007 22:50:26 vu my♥posts 
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