De seneste posts fra danske RSS feeds og weblogs på Overskrift.dk om tag'et jack johnson http://www.overskrift.dk Thu, 12 Apr 2012 17:01:24 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://www.overskrift.dk/images/overskrift.gif http://www.overskrift.dk Overskrift.dk http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 60 http://desmaakemikere.wordpress.com/2012/04/12/torsdag-morgen/ Vi skal først møde klokken 13 om torsdagen, og det føles sgu fint nok. Jeg har nået at vaske tøj og se fjernsyn og spise min morgenmad uden stress. Nu sidder jeg på sofaen og vipper med storetæerne mens Jack … Læs resten → De Små Kemikere De Små Kemikere Thu, 12 Apr 2012 12:15:35 +0100 http://www.hip-hop.dk/events/1132/young-jeezy-us-johnson Young Jeezy (US) + JohnsonKoncert d. 3. maj 2012 - 21:00 Pumpehuset, København Hip Hop Events Thu, 12 Apr 2012 00:06:14 +0100 http://fulhamfootballclub.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/sign-him-up/ Vores russiske lejesvend Pavel Pogrebnyak har ifølge sport.mail.ru bekræftet, at han har indledt forhandlinger med Fulham med henblik på en permanent aftale til sommer. Der var indledende tvivl om 28-årige Pogrebnyaks kontraktforhold, men det blev senere afsløret, at den russiske angriber er lejet i Stuttgart indtil kontrakten med den tyske klub udløber til sommer. Karrieren hos [...] cottagers Motspur Parks Græsplæne Wed, 11 Apr 2012 20:31:37 +0100 http://www.hip-hop.dk/nyheder/young-jeezy-us-johnson-koncert-pa-pumpehuset-kbh -- Ingen beskrivelse -- HIP-HOP.DK HIP-HOP.DK Tue, 10 Apr 2012 18:30:21 +0100 http://komputer.dk/nyheder/hardware/en-af-computerverdenens-ikoner-er-doed Manden bag 80?ernes computergigant Commodore er død. Jack Tramiel blev 83. I 1980?erne var en Commodore-computer enhver konfirmands vildeste ønske, og den var så populær, at det stadig til dato er den bedst sælgende computermodel, selvom den blev solgt i firserne, hvor markedet var en brøkdel ...read more Nikolaj Juul Sørensen Nyheder Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:29:09 +0100 http://dairamk.tumblr.com/post/20773013420 Torchwood - Mirace Day credit: crazyminx1000 Normally not af fan of Jack/Gwen videoes, but this is beautiful Live. Love. Enjoy Mon, 09 Apr 2012 13:09:05 +0100 http://dairamk.tumblr.com/post/20643996790 Arg, all these rumors for Doctor Who season 7… about Captain Jack, about Amy and Rory… I don’t wanna…  Need to stop it… Live. Love. Enjoy Sat, 07 Apr 2012 12:00:45 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MovieTalkies-LatestNews/~3/7YC2XnCJ8p8/'jumping-jack'-celebrates-birthday Known for his inimitable dance steps, Jeetendra was born in a business family and studied in school with Rajesh Khanna, who later on went on to become a superstar in Bollywood. Jeetendra apparently had his first appearance in cinema when he was cast as actress Sandhya's double in a film Navrang. Jeetendra went on to star in many films where he w... MovieTalkies.com Movie Talkies - Latest News Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:31:18 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MovieTalkies-LatestNews/~3/7YC2XnCJ8p8/'jumping-jack'-celebrates-birthday Known for his inimitable dance steps, Jeetendra was born in a business family and studied in school with Rajesh Khanna, who later on went on to become a superstar in Bollywood. Jeetendra apparently had his first appearance in cinema when he was cast as actress Sandhya's double in a film Navrang. Jeetendra went on to star in many films where he w... MovieTalkies.com Movie Talkies - Latest News Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:31:18 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MovieTalkies-LatestNews/~3/7YC2XnCJ8p8/'jumping-jack'-celebrates-birthday Known for his inimitable dance steps, Jeetendra was born in a business family and studied in school with Rajesh Khanna, who later on went on to become a superstar in Bollywood. Jeetendra apparently had his first appearance in cinema when he was cast as actress Sandhya's double in a film Navrang. Jeetendra went on to star in many films where he w... MovieTalkies.com Movie Talkies - Latest News Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:31:18 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MovieTalkies-LatestNews/~3/7YC2XnCJ8p8/'jumping-jack'-celebrates-birthday Known for his inimitable dance steps, Jeetendra was born in a business family and studied in school with Rajesh Khanna, who later on went on to become a superstar in Bollywood. Jeetendra apparently had his first appearance in cinema when he was cast as actress Sandhya's double in a film Navrang. Jeetendra went on to star in many films where he w... MovieTalkies.com Movie Talkies - Latest News Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:31:18 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MovieTalkies-LatestNews/~3/7YC2XnCJ8p8/'jumping-jack'-celebrates-birthday Known for his inimitable dance steps, Jeetendra was born in a business family and studied in school with Rajesh Khanna, who later on went on to become a superstar in Bollywood. Jeetendra apparently had his first appearance in cinema when he was cast as actress Sandhya's double in a film Navrang. Jeetendra went on to star in many films where he w... MovieTalkies.com Movie Talkies - Latest News Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:31:18 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MovieTalkies-LatestNews/~3/7YC2XnCJ8p8/'jumping-jack'-celebrates-birthday Known for his inimitable dance steps, Jeetendra was born in a business family and studied in school with Rajesh Khanna, who later on went on to become a superstar in Bollywood. Jeetendra apparently had his first appearance in cinema when he was cast as actress Sandhya's double in a film Navrang. Jeetendra went on to star in many films where he w... MovieTalkies.com Movie Talkies - Latest News Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:31:18 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MovieTalkies-LatestNews/~3/7YC2XnCJ8p8/'jumping-jack'-celebrates-birthday Known for his inimitable dance steps, Jeetendra was born in a business family and studied in school with Rajesh Khanna, who later on went on to become a superstar in Bollywood. Jeetendra apparently had his first appearance in cinema when he was cast as actress Sandhya's double in a film Navrang. Jeetendra went on to star in many films where he w... MovieTalkies.com Movie Talkies - Latest News Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:31:18 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MovieTalkies-LatestNews/~3/7YC2XnCJ8p8/'jumping-jack'-celebrates-birthday Known for his inimitable dance steps, Jeetendra was born in a business family and studied in school with Rajesh Khanna, who later on went on to become a superstar in Bollywood. Jeetendra apparently had his first appearance in cinema when he was cast as actress Sandhya's double in a film Navrang. Jeetendra went on to star in many films where he w... MovieTalkies.com Movie Talkies - Latest News Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:31:18 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MovieTalkies-LatestNews/~3/7YC2XnCJ8p8/'jumping-jack'-celebrates-birthday Known for his inimitable dance steps, Jeetendra was born in a business family and studied in school with Rajesh Khanna, who later on went on to become a superstar in Bollywood. Jeetendra apparently had his first appearance in cinema when he was cast as actress Sandhya's double in a film Navrang. Jeetendra went on to star in many films where he w... MovieTalkies.com Movie Talkies - Latest News Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:31:18 +0100 http://www.fodbold-transfers.dk/avis-real-madrid-jagter-to-premier-league-forsvarere/ Real Madrid er på jagt efter en ny højreback til holdet. Ifølge en engelsk avis har de rettet kikkerten mod Premier League. Real Madrids cheftræner José Mourinho er interesseret i en erstatning for Raúl Albiol og ... Redaktionen Fodbold-transfers.dk Fri, 06 Apr 2012 15:32:11 +0100 http://thisisbandit.com/2012/04/could-sponsorship-become-the-modern-day-privatisation/ If privatisation is a dirty word these days, then so too is anything that results in an increased cost to either the Government or the tax-payer. But if everything has to be paid for by somebody, and no one fancies either of the above, then who on earth is going to foot the bill? Sponsorship might provide part of the answer. As concepts go, it is hardly revolutionary. But it is largely under-used (at least in a branding sense) and it could prove to be a useful option in terms of helping to bridge the gap between the hefty cost of Government spending and the largely unfancied prospect of service privatisation. We all know how it works: At a cost, brands or companies attach their name to a service, therefore providing some form of contribution and taking a degree of burden off the ultimate cost for the Government. Unlike privatisation, however, where an entire service would effectively be sold off and run by an external company or companies, sponsorship would ensure the Government still runs a service as normal. The best of both worlds, in theory. There are a significant number of small-scale, less politically loaded projects that go on everyday which, by nature, lend themselves to funding in this way. Two examples of this in recent years are Barclay’s sponsorship of the cycle hire scheme in London, and O2′s proposed plans to provide free Wi-Fi in certain areas of London around the Olympics. With the bank reportedly contributing around £25 million (over 5 years) towards the project ? amounting to about 18% of the overall cost ? the Barclay?s bikes example provides a fairly strong case in point. It may not seem a lot of money in the grand scheme of the billions and trillions doing the rounds these days, but it’s still a significant weight off the shoulders of Boris Johnson and co. From the other side, from the point of view of Barclay?s, it so far appears to have worked out well. The project is proving to be a great way for the bank to stamp its identity on what is fast becoming an iconic part of London life. With a population of nearly 8 million, and many more visitors to the capital throughout the year, you can see how the project provides good exposure. And as far as value is concerned, Barclay’s appear to have got themselves a bargain. To put the cost of the deal into some sort of context, it is roughly comparable to the amount FxPro have paid to have their name and logo branded on the front of Aston Villa?s shirt (granted, that is a simplification, calculated in terms of annual cost). In difficult economic times, it makes sense to look to wealthy companies as a means to help find funds. Companies are always looking for new ways to get themselves noticed, and many have plenty of money reserved for marketing. If brands want to make their mark amongst the general public, they could do a lot worse than investing in providing people with something they actually want, or at least will use regularly anyway, so that they can enjoy these things for free. This is especially true when you consider the clogged up, near-on saturated nature of the sport and entertainment sponsorship market. Naturally, the product has to be right in the first place. I don’t think we could really get to a stage where something like the NHS is sponsored by, say, BUPA… although I don?t actually think it is completely out of the question because there are ways it could work, notably in terms of contributions to a specific cause (the company already offers free health checks as part of its service, but perhaps a brand like Durex could come forward to sponsor the sexual health side of things? It’s not as ridiculous as it first sounds.) Even so, it’s probably safe to assume a department like the NHS might just be too complicated a system, and too politically loaded at that, to lend itself to a branding exercise such as this. But there are plenty of other examples where it could work well. In one sense, none of this is really anything new. The idea of looking for new ways to privately fund the public sector ? through means other than that of out-and-out privatisation ? is not a particularly radical thing. The Olympics, for example, has long since used a basis of sponsorship to help fund itself. But there are also countless other, less obvious examples of the concept in action within the world of politics and the public sector. From park benches to paintings at an art museum, these things would not exist if it weren’t for donations and contributions made by and towards different people, charities, councils, companies, political parties and other such institutions. And of course it is commonplace in the reverse too, through grants and subsidies etc. Indeed, the very concept of what is ?private and public? is in itself a simplification of a complicated subject, with public-private partnerships and so on. The point is that none of these things are clear-cut; and that, if everything is political anyway, then bringing a brand on board in a sponsored capacity is probably not really all that different to what already goes on. There is, however, the question as to where to draw the line. You wouldn?t want to implement the idea to such an extent that just about everything was sold off. I don’t think the British public would take too well to bus conductors brought to you by Ticketmaster, or Bobbies on the beat bought to you by Bang & Olufsen. The transport authorities of Madrid set the trend with that one, having recently sold off the naming rights to metro stations, culminating in the renaming of its Puerta del Sol station following a one-month deal with Samsung (it will now be called the Sol Galaxy Note). Nonetheless, there are ways to make these things work. If done sensibly, the implementation of sponsorship deals such as these might just prove to be a great success. Certainly, the opportunity is there for the brands. And if they can take even a small burden off both the Government and the tax-payer in the process, in a way that doesn’t compromise the integrity, quality or legitimacy of the service itself, then that can only really be a good thing. After all, as a certain supermarket chain once told us: Every little helps. Isidore Rob BANDIT Mon, 02 Apr 2012 16:40:23 +0100 http://thisisbandit.com/2012/04/could-sponsorship-become-the-modern-day-privatisation/ If privatisation is a dirty word these days, then so too is anything that results in an increased cost to either the Government or the tax-payer. But if everything has to be paid for by somebody, and no one fancies either of the above, then who on earth is going to foot the bill? Sponsorship might provide part of the answer. As concepts go, it is hardly revolutionary. But it is largely under-used (at least in a branding sense) and it could prove to be a useful option in terms of helping to bridge the gap between the hefty cost of Government spending and the largely unfancied prospect of service privatisation. We all know how it works: At a cost, brands or companies attach their name to a service, therefore providing some form of contribution and taking a degree of burden off the ultimate cost for the Government. Unlike privatisation, however, where an entire service would effectively be sold off and run by an external company or companies, sponsorship would ensure the Government still runs a service as normal. The best of both worlds, in theory. There are a significant number of small-scale, less politically loaded projects that go on everyday which, by nature, lend themselves to funding in this way. Two examples of this in recent years are Barclay’s sponsorship of the cycle hire scheme in London, and O2′s proposed plans to provide free Wi-Fi in certain areas of London around the Olympics. With the bank reportedly contributing around £25 million (over 5 years) towards the project ? amounting to about 18% of the overall cost ? the Barclay?s bikes example provides a fairly strong case in point. It may not seem a lot of money in the grand scheme of the billions and trillions doing the rounds these days, but it’s still a significant weight off the shoulders of Boris Johnson and co. From the other side, from the point of view of Barclay?s, it so far appears to have worked out well. The project is proving to be a great way for the bank to stamp its identity on what is fast becoming an iconic part of London life. With a population of nearly 8 million, and many more visitors to the capital throughout the year, you can see how the project provides good exposure. And as far as value is concerned, Barclay’s appear to have got themselves a bargain. To put the cost of the deal into some sort of context, it is roughly comparable to the amount FxPro have paid to have their name and logo branded on the front of Aston Villa?s shirt (granted, that is a simplification, calculated in terms of annual cost). In difficult economic times, it makes sense to look to wealthy companies as a means to help find funds. Companies are always looking for new ways to get themselves noticed, and many have plenty of money reserved for marketing. If brands want to make their mark amongst the general public, they could do a lot worse than investing in providing people with something they actually want, or at least will use regularly anyway, so that they can enjoy these things for free. This is especially true when you consider the clogged up, near-on saturated nature of the sport and entertainment sponsorship market. Naturally, the product has to be right in the first place. I don’t think we could really get to a stage where something like the NHS is sponsored by, say, BUPA… although I don?t actually think it is completely out of the question because there are ways it could work, notably in terms of contributions to a specific cause (the company already offers free health checks as part of its service, but perhaps a brand like Durex could come forward to sponsor the sexual health side of things? It’s not as ridiculous as it first sounds.) Even so, it’s probably safe to assume a department like the NHS might just be too complicated a system, and too politically loaded at that, to lend itself to a branding exercise such as this. But there are plenty of other examples where it could work well. In one sense, none of this is really anything new. The idea of looking for new ways to privately fund the public sector ? through means other than that of out-and-out privatisation ? is not a particularly radical thing. The Olympics, for example, has long since used a basis of sponsorship to help fund itself. But there are also countless other, less obvious examples of the concept in action within the world of politics and the public sector. From park benches to paintings at an art museum, these things would not exist if it weren’t for donations and contributions made by and towards different people, charities, councils, companies, political parties and other such institutions. And of course it is commonplace in the reverse too, through grants and subsidies etc. Indeed, the very concept of what is ?private and public? is in itself a simplification of a complicated subject, with public-private partnerships and so on. The point is that none of these things are clear-cut; and that, if everything is political anyway, then bringing a brand on board in a sponsored capacity is probably not really all that different to what already goes on. There is, however, the question as to where to draw the line. You wouldn?t want to implement the idea to such an extent that just about everything was sold off. I don’t think the British public would take too well to bus conductors brought to you by Ticketmaster, or Bobbies on the beat bought to you by Bang & Olufsen. The transport authorities of Madrid set the trend with that one, having recently sold off the naming rights to metro stations, culminating in the renaming of its Puerta del Sol station following a one-month deal with Samsung (it will now be called the Sol Galaxy Note). Nonetheless, there are ways to make these things work. If done sensibly, the implementation of sponsorship deals such as these might just prove to be a great success. Certainly, the opportunity is there for the brands. And if they can take even a small burden off both the Government and the tax-payer in the process, in a way that doesn’t compromise the integrity, quality or legitimacy of the service itself, then that can only really be a good thing. After all, as a certain supermarket chain once told us: Every little helps. Isidore Rob BANDIT Mon, 02 Apr 2012 16:40:23 +0100 http://gulegardiner.dk/olcitat-beer-quote-jack-nicholson Ugens Ølcitat kommer fra Jack Nicholson.  Passer godt på en fredag! Se alle ølcitater her Les ogsåØlcitat – Beer Quote – Old Irish ToastØlcitat – Beer Quote – Benjamin FranklinØlcitat – Beer Quote – Frank ZappaØlcitat – Ølgiskisk OrdsprogØlcitat – Beer Quote – Frank SinatraØlcitat – Beer Quote – Ernest HemingwayØlcitat Monrad & RislundØlcitat Winston ChurchillBodega X-Pressen – 4 GardinerØlcitat – Aksel Sandemose jericgulgardin Gule Gardiner og Klassikere Fri, 30 Mar 2012 11:23:05 +0100 http://inluu.tumblr.com/post/20001714588 -- Ingen beskrivelse -- I wanna speak in unlimited colours Tue, 27 Mar 2012 10:14:03 +0100 http://blog.kolorful.dk/interview-den-maskerede-jack-rowan/ Vi har været så heldige at få lov at låne lidt af Jack Rowans tid, til at interviewe ham. Jack Rowan har i lang tid været en af dem, der har leveret kvalitet remixes af Danmarks mainstream numre. Bl.a hans remix af ?Min Indre Stemme? har fået stor succes og er personligt også det jeg mener, har været det bedste remix so far! Gennem tiden har Jack også haft fingrene i Katos værker med remixes af ?Speakers on?, ?Are You Gonna Go My Way? og hans samarbejde med Kato og Darwich om ?Remember My Name? med en super vocal fra Jon, som var med på Discolized 2.0 fra Kato. En uhyggelig Soundcloud profil Personligt har jeg ikke kunne lade være med at skulle glæde mig til at jeg fik en opdatering på Souncloud, om et nyt upload fra ?Jack Rowan?. Hans seneste remixes er lagt ud der, med lidt fra hver skuffe. Her snakker vi topklasse remixes af ?Naked?, ?Last Day On Earth?, ?Whip My Hair? samt hans få dage gamle remix af ?The Wanted ? Glad You Came?, hvor han i den grad ikke sparer for energien og med en hel special lyd! Lyt med her, helt klart mine favoritter: Naked: Last Day On Earth: I kan finde hans musik under Itunes samt nogle gratis downloads på Soundcloud til tider. Jack Rowan formår altid at overraske og personligt undrer jeg mig tit over, hvorfor Danmark ikke har lagt mere mærke til ham. Men det har vi her på Kolorful! Vi har derfor, som sagt, fået en lille snak med ham, omkring en masse ting. Han virker til at være en super cool person, og vi synes selv, at interviewet er blevet rigtig godt. Interview: Først og fremmest, mange tak fordi at du gider tage en lille sludder op, med os her på Kolorful. Her til start vil vi rigtig gerne vide hvordan, det hele startede, angående dig og produktion af musik? Det startede da jeg var 12 år, da jeg fik mig en kombineret cd/bånd afspiller. Der var den fantastiske mulighed at man kunne optage på bånd, hvad der blev hørt på en cd. Så med en smule list og pause knappen som klippe tool, fik jeg meget tid til at gå med at klippe rundt i forskellige sange og sætte det hele sammen til et langt mix på bånd, der derefter blev sat på, ude i “garagen”, der var blevet lavet om til et hobbyrum, med neon graffiti og dj udstyr. Der gik dog ikke længe før jeg skiftede båndene ud med en computer og et software der hedder Reason 2.5. Festlig garage må man sige. Alternativt, men smart! Efter Reason, må du have haft nogen forbilleder? Hvilke kunstnere så du op til/ser du op til? Nogen der har stor indflydelse på dig og på den måde du producerer? Jeg har altid haft og har stadig stor respekt for det Axwell laver, hans måde at lave rul i beatet og den ?bigroom anthem feel? han tilføjer sine produktioner. Men er der en person som har haft størst indflydelse på min måde at producere er det Ahmad Darwich. Han tog mig ind i hans studie, som en forholdsvis ?grøn? producer og lærte mig alt han vidste. Det tog nogle år at få alt det videregivet, men den tid er også godt givet ud. Den mand har min dybeste respekt, han er som en bror for mig den dag i dag. En fantastisk mand. Vi er også vilde med ham her på Kolorful! Men hvor lang tid tog det dig så, at finde ?din egen? lyd? Jeg ved ikke om jeg vil sige jeg har fundet min egen lyd, jeg producere musikken som jeg selv høre et fedt nummer, dvs. Jeg skal selv have lyst til at købe det og spille det når det er færdigt. Jeg mener alle har deres egen lyd, om det er en der lige har sat sig ned i Cubase og smider sit første nummer sammen, eller om det er top produceren Max Martin. Alle har deres egen lyd. Kvaliteten af musikken er så et helt andet spørgsmål. Her på Kolorful har vi i hvert fald stor respekt for dit arbejde. Vi har samlet et spørgsmål ind fra læserne. De kunne godt tænke sig at høre om du har nogle gode fif, råd, tips eller tricks til unge producerer eller upcoming DJ?s? Til unge producere vil jeg sige en ting, som mange ser som en selvfølge. EQ bunden væk fra de elementer i dit mix der ikke har en sub rolle, selvom der ikke hørbart er noget bund i den lyd du bruger, så ligger der for det meste stadig noget nede omkring de 44-86 Hz. Et lowcut på, til det lyder rigtigt for dig, så vil du med sikkerhed få mere kontrol over bunden på de elementer der er tilegnet sub. Til unge nye dj, kommer harmonisk mixing på banen. Den information kan i få, hvis i søger på Google, ?Harmonisk mixing?. Her kommer hele forklaringen bag ideen og jeg er sikker på i vil kunne lide det. Ellers vil jeg sige det er vigtigt i skiller jer ud fra mængden, det kan være i form af den måde i dropper numrene, den stil du spiller, den energi du har bag pulten, ?Alle skulle gerne have god energi bag pulten, festen starter i pulten og breder sig til clubben?. Gør så folk kan huske lige DIG som DJ. Jeg er vild med det citat! Hvad har været din største DJ oplevelse været hidtil? Hvad kunne du allerhelst tænke dig at opleve som DJ? Det har været Skive Festival 2011, grundet den stemning der var over den aften og så det første festival job jeg har haft. Det jeg kunne tænke mig at opleve som DJ. Det er generelt, at give folk en god oplevelse og give dem en følelse af god stemning. Prøv at forestil dig et helt stadion der står med hænderne i vejret over et anthem. Får man ikke gåsehud af det, står man på den forkerte side af scenen. Og så spille til Tomorrowland og Miami Winter Music Conference, er helt sikkert på min ?Got to do list?. Vi håber listen bliver fuldført! Vi har dog også dette mystiske problem, som du sikkert er blevet spurgt om før. Hvem gemmer sig bag masken? Hvorfor har du valgt at have maske på når du er ude og spille? Har den en historie? Det vil jeg lade blive gemt bag maske. Simpelthen grundet fordi folk ikke skal fokusere på hvem der spiller musikken, men i stedet holde deres fokus på musikken. Musik er nemlig en vigtig ting i livet, det kan bringe minder frem og få dig til at føle noget. Musik giver en stemning. Så det jeg forsøger, er at give folk muligheden for at lade musikken give dem en god følelse og en god oplevelse samtidig. God følelse og oplevelse. Man skulle tro du sad i en Kolorful t-shirt! Til sidst vil vi rigtig gerne vide hvor meget Jack Rowan vi kommer til at se i fremtiden? Hvad har du af spændende ting i ærmerne og er det noget du kan afsløre? 2012 kommer til at blive et spændende år. Der er lige udgivet en single igennem Ministry Of Sound med ?D.I.A ? Fly Away?, som jeg har produceret. Ellers er der lige sendt den første single ud ?Dunno Jet 1? igennem KashCow White, til deres promo liste. Og så er jeg i gang med at remixe ?Christopher – Mine Mine Mine?, som jeg håber, kommer til at gå godt på klubberne. Tusind tak for din tid Jack Rowan. Det var super hyggeligt og vi fik nogle gode svar. Vi håber det bedste for dig fremover! Følg med Jack Rowan gennem 2012. bl.a. på: Facebook – Skal vi lige kaste ham om på de 1000 likes? Twitter Soundcloud   Interview: Den maskerede Jack Rowan - Kolorful Blog Morten Santon Kolorful Blog Fri, 23 Mar 2012 17:16:03 +0100 http://www.blog.kolorful.dk/interview-den-maskerede-jack-rowan/ Vi har været så heldige at få lov at låne lidt af Jack Rowans tid, til at interviewe ham. Jack Rowan har i lang tid været en af dem, der har leveret kvalitet remixes af Danmarks mainstream numre. Bl.a hans remix af ?Min Indre Stemme? har fået stor succes og er personligt også det jeg mener, har været det bedste remix so far! Gennem tiden har Jack også haft fingrene i Katos værker med remixes af ?Speakers on?, ?Are You Gonna Go My Way? og hans samarbejde med Kato og Darwich om ?Remember My Name? med en super vocal fra Jon, som var med på Discolized 2.0 fra Kato. En uhyggelig Soundcloud profil Personligt har jeg ikke kunne lade være med at skulle glæde mig til at jeg fik en opdatering på Souncloud, om et nyt upload fra ?Jack Rowan?. Hans seneste remixes er lagt ud der, med lidt fra hver skuffe. Her snakker vi topklasse remixes af ?Naked?, ?Last Day On Earth?, ?Whip My Hair? samt hans få dage gamle remix af ?The Wanted ? Glad You Came?, hvor han i den grad ikke sparer for energien og med en hel special lyd! Lyt med her, helt klart mine favoritter: Naked: Last Day On Earth: I kan finde hans musik under Itunes samt nogle gratis downloads på Soundcloud til tider. Jack Rowan formår altid at overraske og personligt undrer jeg mig tit over, hvorfor Danmark ikke har lagt mere mærke til ham. Men det har vi her på Kolorful! Vi har derfor, som sagt, fået en lille snak med ham, omkring en masse ting. Han virker til at være en super cool person, og vi synes selv, at interviewet er blevet rigtig godt. Interview: Først og fremmest, mange tak fordi at du gider tage en lille sludder op, med os her på Kolorful. Her til start vil vi rigtig gerne vide hvordan, det hele startede, angående dig og produktion af musik? Det startede da jeg var 12 år, da jeg fik mig en kombineret cd/bånd afspiller. Der var den fantastiske mulighed at man kunne optage på bånd, hvad der blev hørt på en cd. Så med en smule list og pause knappen som klippe tool, fik jeg meget tid til at gå med at klippe rundt i forskellige sange og sætte det hele sammen til et langt mix på bånd, der derefter blev sat på, ude i “garagen”, der var blevet lavet om til et hobbyrum, med neon graffiti og dj udstyr. Der gik dog ikke længe før jeg skiftede båndene ud med en computer og et software der hedder Reason 2.5. Festlig garage må man sige. Alternativt, men smart! Efter Reason, må du have haft nogen forbilleder? Hvilke kunstnere så du op til/ser du op til? Nogen der har stor indflydelse på dig og på den måde du producerer? Jeg har altid haft og har stadig stor respekt for det Axwell laver, hans måde at lave rul i beatet og den ?bigroom anthem feel? han tilføjer sine produktioner. Men er der en person som har haft størst indflydelse på min måde at producere er det Ahmad Darwich. Han tog mig ind i hans studie, som en forholdsvis ?grøn? producer og lærte mig alt han vidste. Det tog nogle år at få alt det videregivet, men den tid er også godt givet ud. Den mand har min dybeste respekt, han er som en bror for mig den dag i dag. En fantastisk mand. Vi er også vilde med ham her på Kolorful! Men hvor lang tid tog det dig så, at finde ?din egen? lyd? Jeg ved ikke om jeg vil sige jeg har fundet min egen lyd, jeg producere musikken som jeg selv høre et fedt nummer, dvs. Jeg skal selv have lyst til at købe det og spille det når det er færdigt. Jeg mener alle har deres egen lyd, om det er en der lige har sat sig ned i Cubase og smider sit første nummer sammen, eller om det er top produceren Max Martin. Alle har deres egen lyd. Kvaliteten af musikken er så et helt andet spørgsmål. Her på Kolorful har vi i hvert fald stor respekt for dit arbejde. Vi har samlet et spørgsmål ind fra læserne. De kunne godt tænke sig at høre om du har nogle gode fif, råd, tips eller tricks til unge producerer eller upcoming DJ?s? Til unge producere vil jeg sige en ting, som mange ser som en selvfølge. EQ bunden væk fra de elementer i dit mix der ikke har en sub rolle, selvom der ikke hørbart er noget bund i den lyd du bruger, så ligger der for det meste stadig noget nede omkring de 44-86 Hz. Et lowcut på, til det lyder rigtigt for dig, så vil du med sikkerhed få mere kontrol over bunden på de elementer der er tilegnet sub. Til unge nye dj, kommer harmonisk mixing på banen. Den information kan i få, hvis i søger på Google, ?Harmonisk mixing?. Her kommer hele forklaringen bag ideen og jeg er sikker på i vil kunne lide det. Ellers vil jeg sige det er vigtigt i skiller jer ud fra mængden, det kan være i form af den måde i dropper numrene, den stil du spiller, den energi du har bag pulten, ?Alle skulle gerne have god energi bag pulten, festen starter i pulten og breder sig til clubben?. Gør så folk kan huske lige DIG som DJ. Jeg er vild med det citat! Hvad har været din største DJ oplevelse været hidtil? Hvad kunne du allerhelst tænke dig at opleve som DJ? Det har været Skive Festival 2011, grundet den stemning der var over den aften og så det første festival job jeg har haft. Det jeg kunne tænke mig at opleve som DJ. Det er generelt, at give folk en god oplevelse og give dem en følelse af god stemning. Prøv at forestil dig et helt stadion der står med hænderne i vejret over et anthem. Får man ikke gåsehud af det, står man på den forkerte side af scenen. Og så spille til Tomorrowland og Miami Winter Music Conference, er helt sikkert på min ?Got to do list?. Vi håber listen bliver fuldført! Vi har dog også dette mystiske problem, som du sikkert er blevet spurgt om før. Hvem gemmer sig bag masken? Hvorfor har du valgt at have maske på når du er ude og spille? Har den en historie? Det vil jeg lade blive gemt bag maske. Simpelthen grundet fordi folk ikke skal fokusere på hvem der spiller musikken, men i stedet holde deres fokus på musikken. Musik er nemlig en vigtig ting i livet, det kan bringe minder frem og få dig til at føle noget. Musik giver en stemning. Så det jeg forsøger, er at give folk muligheden for at lade musikken give dem en god følelse og en god oplevelse samtidig. God følelse og oplevelse. Man skulle tro du sad i en Kolorful t-shirt! Til sidst vil vi rigtig gerne vide hvor meget Jack Rowan vi kommer til at se i fremtiden? Hvad har du af spændende ting i ærmerne og er det noget du kan afsløre? 2012 kommer til at blive et spændende år. Der er lige udgivet en single igennem Ministry Of Sound med ?D.I.A ? Fly Away?, som jeg har produceret. 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