Showing posts with label Belgium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Belgium. Show all posts

Jul 15, 2010

Did Google pass this one up?


The story about the creation of Facebook (sorry MySpace you still have a bad reputation!) will be coming to the Big Screen this October.  David Fincher, the director of hits such as "Zodiac" and "Fight Club" has produced this dramatic tale of one of the largest social networks on the web.  The only reason I am showing it on here is that they showcase the Scala choir (Belgium girl's choir) in the trailer - beautiful cover of Radiohead's "Creep."  The movie looks surprisingly interesting.  Thoughts?




Dec 10, 2009

Milow performs on an airplane!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msRjHzhqGxcendofvid
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One of our favorite singers from Belgium, Milow, performs on an airplane! Only 3 other artists have done this (Jamiroquai, Black Eyed Peas, David Guetta).



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May 29, 2009

Introducing....Milow

Milow is a newly discovered favorite of mine... his entire CD is chill and one that will give you a few goosebumps, especially the song "House by the Creek."

Milow was first heard on the 2004 Humo's Rock Rally competition. The performance was awarded with a position in the finals but just out of reach of a top three position. In 2006, Milow produced his first album The Bigger Picture together with Nigel Powell (from the British group Unbelievable Truth). In that same year the single One of it was played frequently on the radio station Studio Brussel. The next single You don't know reaching #3 in the Ultratop 50.[1] Flemish newspaper De Standaard offered Milow a column in their online edition, Milow still writes in this blog titled off the record about his songs and events in his life. On 28 June 2007, Milow was the opening act on Rock Werchter. In September 2008 Milow released his cover of Ayo Technology, a single originally by 50 cent, Justin Timberlake and Timbaland. This version of the song reached #1 in the Ultratop 50 (Belgium) and the Dutch Top 40 (Netherlands).[2] More than 150.000 copies were sold in Germany only.[3]




Here's "The Ride"

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