Inside the psychology of highway gunner, Mark Miller, as he drives I-90 W/I-94 W up to Winona, MN.

Four Tet February 19 show at the Empty Bottle in Chicago. This has a trance influence; repetitive beat style and more subtle hooks, catchy when you play it over and over - Enjoy the footage we shot at the Empty Bottle in chicago 2010.

(*the audio of this video has been mixed with a studio recording)

JOEL FERNANDO MEDIA LAB
credit: Josh Reed (assistant camera)

Pitchfork.com Track review of “Love Cry”

Time was if you saw somebody getting down to Four Tet, you were probably at a modern dance concert. London-based producer/ DJ/ percussionist Kieran Hebden’s original chop-and-slice approach to beat-making paired a free jazz drummer’s ear for abstraction with a hip-hop lover’s feel for groove. It was great dance music, sure, but not in the all-night-party sense. But “Love Cry”, the A-side of a new limited edition 12″, wouldn’t sound out of place blasting through the PA at Berlin’s Panorama Bar. On the Ringer EP, released in 2008, Hebden started writing long, hypnotic compositions that touched on Afrobeat and minimal techno’s affinity for ceaseless repetition. “Love Cry” is a further refinement of that approach. A repeating groove builds gradually over the course of nine minutes with acid-house-style synth squiggles and vocal samples fading in and out to mark time. The climax, when it arrives, is subtle. If you’re listening to the song on a stereo without a lot of bass, you might miss it entirely.

But “Love Cry” isn’t about final a destination so much as the nodding and shaking that takes place along the way. The rhythm stretches on, lulling you into a trance, then snapping you back to attention when it undergoes a minor mutation four minutes in. From Ringer, to his records with jazz drummer Steve Reid, to his one-off 12″ with dubstep producer Burial, Hebden hasn’t spent much time in any one place over the past couple of years. On “Love Cry”, it’s nice to see that, for nine minutes at least, he’s finally comfortable repeating himself.

[from "Love Cry" 12"; out now on Domino]

— Aaron Leitko, November 9, 2009

I used to skate the sidewalks that trailed around the Gnekow Winery Chateau while I was working there – freaking beautiful

Emergency Broadcast System aka The Fashion Brigade gets interviewed by DJ Nawty DREW in the SCAD Radio Station

Savannah Georgia
2006

So Many good Cuts from the spring of 2007 in Wilmington North Carolina

Odessa,Vivian Bahr, Xiu Xiu, Josh Reed, Stephen Chauncey Film Exhibition, Mark Miller, Steven Ward, Abandoned House Party, Devin McFarlane, DJ Edie, Tom Brennan, All kinds of stuff, Jess James Fashion Show, Donta Drye, Anna Duke

circa 2007

I threw this video together really quick about two years ago as a trailer for this whole videofingers project – Kind of like a nice tease for the whole thing…

it is 2010 – Finally we have gotten started.

circa 2008

Atlas Sound – The Screens.  Bradford Cox’s solo project, in an acoustic slow style. VFX by JOEL FERNANDO MEDIA LAB  www.videofingers.com Life is as long or as short as the next guy’s.

GIRL TALK  LIVE at the Congress NEW YEAR’S 2010

Sweaty packed house complete with toilet papering rebel yelling and new years kisses.

Shot and Edited by JOEL FERNANDO MEDIA LAB

Atlas Sound aka Bradford Cox covered this Five Discs Song “Doctor”. Video featuring Aaron Harvey.  VFX by Joel Fernando Media Lab.

If not treated correctly, Loss of a significant other will cause the following side effects: headaches, confusion, self doubt, sleepiness/insomnia, seizures, loss of appetite, cancer, chemical imbalances, heart palpitations and other self inflicted states of being.

**Be careful not to jump directly into a new relationship.  Being on your own,  will force you to concentrate on your independence, which  is vital to growing into your full potential and finding true happiness.  Avoid distractions and become more self aware by concentrating on the internal self.  You will find a pool of creativity and a healthy perspective to experience the world.

download Atlas Sound and more at deerhuntertheband.blogspot.com

FUTURE ISLANDS – The Happiness of Being Twice – Directed by Joel Fernando. 65+ People from Baltimore, New York City, North Carolina and Chicago.

April Camlin
Justin Lucas
Alia Diaz
Joe Ahearn
Edan Wilber
Jeff Blinder
Kate Levitt
Laura Rymer
Becca Morrin
Meredith Moore
Monique Crabb
Johnathan Coward
Mark Brown
Benny Boeldt
Max Eisenberg
Elena Johnston
Michael Benevento
Alia Diaz
Andrew Burt
Greg Fox
Sam Garner
Sam Herring
William Emerson
Chet Star
William Cashion
Emily DeStefano
Gerrit Welmers
Dan Deacon
Jim Triplett
Ashley Vincent
Sean Stellfox
Adam Endres
Taka Megos
Sarah Reynolds
Devin Booze
Rupert Fernando
Melissa Tweedle
Aaron Harvey
Michael Grissom
Joel Fernando
Vivian Bahr
Osi Bahr
Angela Chambers
Joyce Fernando
Sharon Snellgrove
Steve Shymansky
Rocco Taldin