must say, i was pleasantly surprised when i happened upon this article written by star beat music.  i wasn’t familiar with this website beforehand, but as per the facebook profile…

Star Beat Music posts news, videos, photos, show listings, reviews, mp3′s, and more of bands that come through NJ and NY. It’s focused mainly on independent artists, venues, and scenes. Based out of Newark, NJ founder Star showcases punk, hardcore, indie, alternative, metal, folk, and rock ‘n roll.

hopefully, we’ll meet the blogger behind the article at saturday’s event! thanks a million

As per The Shake’s bio…

The essence of the raw Rock & Roll spirit, The Shake’s music is hook-laden, riff-driven, and loud. Just like their hometown of New York City, their music is self-aware, but never pretentious or uninviting.  Theirs is music that is poppy enough to remember and edgy enough to satisfy. It also includes a certain unique sophistication. And it’s the balance between these pop/Rock fundamentals and the band’s innate intelligence that allows them to create a distinct and singular brand of Rock ‘n Roll.

Case Study is thrilled to have The Shake on board for our latest event! They put on a great show and we know you’ll like them as much as we do.  Check out their website and remember to stop by on Saturday to see them live.

miss jmine, one of the artoholiks, over at mix206 did us the great honor of featuring an article about our event, this saturday! the artoholiks design studio, recently merged with tritonic – a creative agency, to bring together an amazing team of designers that do an impeccable job of branding and marketing. the group is based out of newark, located on halsey street in the downtown area. mix206 was created by the artoholiks to showcase the things the motivate and inspire them. glad to be included on the list!

check out the post here.

tasmanian wolf is a blog run by the wonderful stanislav ginzburg. as you know, stan is an artist who will be featured in saturday’s show. lucky for us, he will be debuting a new animation concept! check out his post here and stick around the blog to see more of stan’s beautiful images!

the folks at glocally newark have written a post on another one of our great artists, andrew teheron.  andrew is going to be setting up a 3D video installation at the show! we hope you all come check it out!! read the post here.

something i forgot to mention in yesterday’s post about daniel joseph is that, not only is he an amazing artist, dan is also an awesome writer. check out the article he wrote about us on the examiner.com.

thanks dan!!

the lovely sheena has done it again! check out the latest post about case study. this time she’s done us the honor of including case study: the blog on her sites to follow.

thanks for all the kind words she she!!

daniel joseph.

As per his highwater profile…

If you grow up in Newark, NJ listening to Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Led Zeppelin, Al Green, Sly and The Family Stone, and anything else other than hip hop at a young age-You will most likely be in touch with Daniel Joseph. Formerly Espee One of the group Bully Mouth. Daniel Joseph makes music dedicated to those with an appreciation for going against the grain and above the bar. With the ability to adjust to any type of track. Daniel leaves a lot of people listing him as “that good different”. Lyrical content beyond the norm, and complimenting any beat with his signature voice is what D. Joseph takes pride in. Along with a long line of respect and credibility in the tough NJ/NY hip hop market with his music, Daniel is also an all around artist. Photography, Illustration, and Short stories are a few parts of Art that make Joseph’s craft come full circle.

Not only is Dan an amazing artist, he’s a real stand-up guy! I’m so excited to have him on the bill for the show; he has an awesome presence (and a cute She She too). Check out High Water Music and don’t forget to come hear him live!

from tales from vienna woods. by stanislav ginzburg.

Stan is a New York City based photographer.  Born in Orenburg, Russia, he came to Brooklyn as a young man and graduated in May 2006 with a BFA in Photography from Parsons School of Design.  Stan has been featured in many group and solo exhibitions and is currently represented by Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art.  Aside from this, he has self-published two books and been invited as a speaker to the International Center for Photography.

Stan’s photography can simply be described as stunning.  Having followed his progression for many years, it’s amazing to see how Stan’s work has evolved.  Though it has taken many forms, his art has always been evocative and beautiful, each image telling a story.

To see more, check out Stan’s website.  For print sales inquiries, contact Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art.

our good friends at glocally newark have featured us, once again.  this time spotlighting daniel joseph, one of the many amazing artists who will be performing live at the event. make sure to go on over and check out the post.