Debut album by The Red Notes remixed by several ON-Mix music artists. House-music with a twist.

A very important thing to keep in mind when you're creating images from scratch or even putting things into existing images is the concept of perspective. Bert goes back to basics to teach this concept, starting with a horizon line and adherence to the rules of mother nature.

Bert creates an 8-ball on a pool table from scratch with Adobe Photoshop. The pool table is made using the noise filter, pixelate>facet feature and the gradient tool.

J Wordy from Beijing dropped some heavy scratching skills on the in the crowd at the 2007 China DMC Finals.. this performance was enough to secure his spot as China's top DJ.

 Un breve omaggio alla musica anni '70, con basi electro pompate e synth rapidi e taglienti. In attesa dell'ultimo capitolo di Electronika Symphonika... Buon ascolto! A small tribute to the Seventies, with blasting electro loops and quick sharp synths. Waiting for the last chapter of...

On 10 March it was finally ready. The CD by Sir Colin -GoodFellas- was launched at the Oxa. As well as the impressive Scratch Show by Ek the Crew, the visitors were able to once more enjoy a Sir Colin set brimming with energy. Find out more in our video tour report from the CD Release.

ReadyMade's Jen Trolio shows Jessica how to make comic book stationary from scratch! Sarah gets organized online and Dr. Kiki teaches you how to make fire with sound waves. Neha Tiwari investigates what turned nerd into the cool kid at WonderCon and Heather Frank teaches you the virtues of the...

Checkout the DMC Champ Grandmaster Roc Raida from the X-Ecutioners as he breaks down the basics of Beatjugglin'.. Roc Raida rips his winning DMC Scratch DJ Routine Live @ LAB in Shanghai 2007.

Tracklist: 1.Eerht 04:19 2.Urof 02:04 3.Curious Spirit 03:34 4.Arp 02:44 5.Rocketlobster 03:22 6.Dark Place 06:02 7.Tone Deaf Circus 05:41 Released: 29 April 2009 on freerangebeats.com

How can architects build a new world of sustainable beauty? By learning from nature. At TEDSalon in London, Michael Pawlyn describes three habits of nature that could transform architecture and society: radical resource efficiency, closed loops, and drawing energy from the sun.