Après SOHN, c’est Shlohmo qui a produit le nouveau titre de la chanteuse Banks, intitulé « Brain » et extrait de son EP London. Le clip a été entièrement réalisé en noir et blanc avec une dimension graphique, psychédélique et symétrique très esthétique qui accompagne la voix envoutante de l’artiste.
Francesco Carrozzini a réalisé le clip de Banks pour le morceau ‘Waiting Game’ et dont l’EP « London » sortira le 10 septembre prochain. Un titre produit par le groupe Sohn, et un clip doté de belles images en noir et blanc collant parfaitement à l’univers musical de l’artiste originaire de Los Angeles. A découvrir dans la suite.
From Adbusters Blog
For the last two months, Occupy UC Davis has been blockading a campus branch of U.S. Bank. Now, in a victory for Occupy that potentially gives birth to a new movement tactic, U.S. Bank has capitulated and permanently closed the branch.
U.S. Bank has been a visible symbol on campus of the corporatization and monied corruption of education in part because, as The Aggie campus newspaper explains, “in 2010, all students were required to get new ID cards with the U.S. Bank logo on the back.”
The tactic of the occupiers was simple, nonviolent and highly effective. The Aggie describes the scene: “the blockade became a daily ritual. Protesters — typically numbering around 15 — would arrive around noon, followed by an officer from the campus police department. Thirty minutes later, bank employees would leave and the entire process would be repeated the next day.”
A celebratory statement posted on Occupy UC Davis’s website said, “the blockade of the U.S. Bank was a real battle against the privatization agenda, and its closure is a victory… This is not enough, this is not the end.”
The victory at Davis opens a new tactical horizon for Occupy. Can the bank blockade tactic be replicated across the nation? Could shutting down big banks every day for a month be the tactical breakthrough we need for May?
From Adbusters Blog
San Francisco’s annual SantaCon event delivered an extra occupy message this year, asking citizens to give the leading financial companies an extra hefty lump of coal. Catch the spirit of these holiday revelers and make this holiday season one to remember – move your cash from the big banks once and for all and join your local credit union.
With the support of occupiers across the country, a homeless family in New York occupies a foreclosed apartment in Brooklyn.
Follow the story: #OccupyHomes and OccupYourHomes.org
This post summarises an article from the Financial Review Jan 09 in which 34 Australian CEO’s are interviewed regarding their approach to the trying economic and business conditions ahead.
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