For almost 3 decades Stevie B has created timeless songs that have made America and the world. Some of his more popular songs include “Party Your Body”, “I Want to be the One” and his all time hit “Spring Love”. We talk with this legendary Song Writer, Producer and Recording/Performing Artist about his life, his career and the music industry in an exclusive interview.
Jason Dowd of “The World of Art” an Expressionist Magazine Promotion talks with International Dance Recording Artist Raquela. Through her career she’s been crowned the first “Miss Orange County”, she’s opened for Lou Vega and Stevie B and she’s performed on Broadway. She talks about her life, her career and what makes music so important for her… you’ll learn about her in this exclusive interview.
The World of Art interviews Marcia, an up and coming R & B vocalist who’s sweeping the nation. She’s toured with “The King of Freestyle” the Legendary Stevie B. At the age of 13 she wrote her first song and now she talks with us about her career, her life and what’s in store in 2012. Don’t miss this exclusive interview
Its been 2 years since we interviewed this amazing young lady. Since then she’s moved to Los Angeles from London. She was accepted by America’s Got Talent but wasn’t able to participate. She is working on a new album and has so much history to talk about, we could have gone on for a few more hours. You won’t want to miss this interview.
Jason Dowd hosts “The World of Art” Radio show on New Years Eve talking with a 14 year old singing sensation, Alana Lee. Her song “Butterflies” received over 11.5 million views on her YouTube music video. She’s in the process of working on a full length album.
The World of Art sits down and talks with owner and crew member of “Lizard Lick Towing” the repo company TruTV made into a smash reality show. Lizard Lick Towing can be seen every Monday at 10:00 PM (EST)
Inspired by the Late Steve Jobs and Apple,
the L.A.-Based Performer’s YouTube Video for “JTITM”
Creates its Eye-Catching Images on Three
Strategically Shifting iPhones
OMG! Call your BFF! You’re totally going to LOL, not to mention groove and sing along, when you check out Pat Campo‘s (www.patcampo.com) cool new addition to the “text-speak” lexicon: “JTITM,” short for “Just Text It To Me”—the name of the infectious debut single from the singer-songwriter’s new five- track EP of the same name.
Fully embracing the zeitgeist of the iGeneration that was in part created by Steve Jobs, the Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter was inspired by the late Apple co-founder in fashioning his eye catching video for “JTITM.”
The clip features clever images of “modern communications” between friends splashed across the screens of three cleverly arranged, constantly shifting iPhones. Directed by Campo and created using the HD video feature of a simple Canon 550D camera, it has received more than 17,500 views on YouTube.
“The world is a more dynamic and exciting place thanks to the legacy Steve Jobs left on the music, film and tech industries,” says Campo. “Though I conceived and shot the video for ‘JTITM’ long before he passed away, I would be happy if people appreciated it as a tribute to the man and what his work meant to me. While slightly tongue-in-cheek, it’s a true celebration of the current generation and how we communicate.”
While songs like “JTITM (Just Text It To Me)” and “Leggo My Ego” (from the singer’s debut album) show his proficiency with witty turns of phrase, Campo shows a more heartfelt, introspective side of his songwriting—not to mention his edgier alt rock sensibilities–on the EP’s other tracks.
We sat down with Docent Bonnie LeTourneau of the May Stringer House in Brooksville, FL. She explains the history of this amazing house and discusses the haunted side; as she is also the tour guide for the haunted house.
Hernando Historical Museum
a.k.a. May Stringer House
601 Museum Court
Brooksville, FL 34601
(352) 799-0129
The Expressionist Magazine had the esteem pleasure to sit down and talk with Comedian, Nick DiPaolo at Side Splitter’s Comedy Club in Tampa.
Bio:
In this day of watered down comedy Nick Di Paolo’s brutally honest performances remind us of what great stand up should be funny, socially relevant and a little bit reckless. Nick began his career in his hometown of Boston and two-years later, made the jump to New York, where he found his seething, sarcastic style was welcomed with open arms by New York audiences.
Dubbed, the comic’s comic by his contemporaries, Nick’s range has allowed him to perform on shows as tame as ‘The Tonight Show,’ yet as edgy as HBO’s ‘Young Comedians Special’, ‘Late Night with David Letterman’ and Conan O’ Brien. He was twice nominated for an Emmy for his writing on ‘The Chris Rock Show.’ He has also had three half hour stand up specials of his own on Comedy Central, was one of the stars on ‘Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn’ and a stand out on many Comedy Central Roasts. Not limited to stand-up and writing, he has had guest starring roles on “Lucky Louie,’ ‘The Sopranos’ and many sitcoms as well as in films including Artie Lange’s ‘Beer League.’ A critic for the Winnipeg Press said it best when he described Nick as “Gentle as a starved wolverine and as predictable as a tipsy-hop through a minefield, Nick Di Paolo is an experience constrained only slightly by the demands of stand up comedy.”
His strong political opinions have been heard on FNC’s Hannity, Red Eye, Fox and Friends as well as CNN’s Joy Behar. His razor wit also allows him to sub for Dennis Miller as well as Dan Patrick. He is a favorite on both Howard Stern and Opie and Anthony and hosted his own show on New York’s 92.3 Free FM. Hide the women and children …here comes Nick Di Paolo.
The Expressionist’s One On One show, sits down with the sensational Fred Shafer to discuss his life in music; from the beginning to now. We discuss his new full length album Resistor, his amazing tour schedule, and get to know him on a personal level. This is one interview you won’t want to miss.
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