Santigold delivers a video for her single “The Keepers,” from her recently released sophmore LP, Master of My Make-Believe. The
clip is “a green tinted social critique set to a highly dancable beat.” Directed by Santi herself and featuring a cameo from Wu-tang's GZA, enjoy...
Santigold‘s long-awaited LP, Master Of My Make-Believe is set to drop May 1st, it’s been a long time coming and having given it a couple listens so far I would say it’s full of eclectic pop songs with some punk edge. Check it out below courtesy of ASOS…
Santigold has dropped the video for “Disparate Youth” Directed by Santi White and Sam Fleischner. As reported the single will appear on her forthcoming album, Master of My Make-Believe out on May 1st. The clip features Santi and a group of boys involved in a mysterious ritual. Watch it below…
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Santigold has offered a look at the cover of her forthcoming album, Master of My Make-Believe, out May 1 on Downtown/Atlantic. Via The New York Times' T Style blog, the cover, shot by photographer Jason Schmidt, pictures four versions of Santi White. Santi appears in the center of the photograph as a Mafia boss, which she described to the Times as "some sort of ruler in my own reality." At the character's sides, she appears twice as twin guards, wearing gold bodysuits designed specifically for the shoot by Alexander Wang. And hovering above, Santi #4 is a painting by one our favorite painters out there, Kehinde Wiley, inspired by 18th century artist Joshua Reynolds' "Portrait of an Officer". Check out a behind-the-scenes clip documenting the process of the shoot below…
Santigolddropped a tune off her forthcoming sophomore album Master of My Make-Believe today in the form of "Disparate Youth." The song will be available on iTunes tomorrow in the U.S., and will be available in the UK on April 8 on an EP that will include remixes from Switch, the 2 Bears and Amateur Best. Check out the fun animated clip below for this super catchy tune.
Major Lazer has mixed up the Beastie Boys track "Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win" from their latest album Hot Sauce Committee Part Two. This mix is exactly what you'd expect from Major Lazer aka Diplo and Switch and with the added touch of the original track featuring Santigold. Check it out below via the folk at ThisIsFakeDIY.
