I was stumbling around on the web last night and came across the street performer / beat boxer / producer / musical genius, Dub FX. All the sounds you hear throughout the song are created by his voice. Here are some of his performances.
Love Someone
Flow ft. Woodnote
Step on my Trip
Society Games
I am slowing going to be changing Jeffrey Munro dot com from my personal blog to more of a portfolio of projects that I am working on (ie: videos, photos, writings). I like the minimal and simple theme that I am rocking right now so I am guessing that the rest of the site will follow the same path. I have been reading quite a bit about design lately so hopefully I will be able to apply some of the things I have learnt here.
I know that the readership for this blog is next to none, but thats alright. I hope to get back into the grove of writing on a regular basis again but given the fact that life is moving A LOT faster now compared to even a year ago I sometimes find it difficult to gather my thoughts and get them down on paper (or Google Docs). I have a lot to say about a wide variety of subjects so I can’t see me choosing one particular niche to concentrate on (as many recommend doing).
“The whole secret of existence is to have no fear. Never fear what will become of you, depend on no one. Only the moment you reject all help are you freed.” - Buddha
Someone had a harder day at work today than you did.
Went on a little adventure today. I took the LRT for only the second time since I’ve been here (September 2008). Took the camera out for its first little photo session in the city. The camera package I bought included a slingshot bag which worked beautifully for safely storing the camera and also getting it out quickly. I posted a bunch of photos on flickr but here are my favorites.
Last weekend Alec and I turned 21. We celebrated by grabbing a keg of Kokanee and getting the Glengarry boys together for some serious drinking. Early night to say the least. [flickr]
Sungha Jung is nothing short of amazing.
515 HP Twin Turbo Gulf eats this Z4 apart