Tag: youth on record
The Knew Drop “Knew” 7 Inch
The Knew just dropped a new 7 inch, the latest push from these Denver indie rock veterans. Pick it up at theknew.com. Here is the story of the recording, and the band’s summer plans. CMB: What is your take on 7 inch records as opposed to other forms of media for releasing your music? TB: We […]
Channel 93.3’s Imagine Youth on Record IMAGINE DRAGONS ACOUSTIC Featuring the students of Youth on Record
Ogden Theatre 935 East Colfax Ave, Denver CO 80218 Thursday, November 13, 2014 – 8:00pm Channel 93.3 and AEG Live are thrilled to announce a Benefit for Youth on Record featuring IMAGINE DRAGONS ACOUTSIC at the Ogden Theatre,Thursday, November 13, 2014. Doors 7:00pm || Show 8:00pm. Denver based Youth on Record believes that young […]
With a Four-Year Hiatus in the Rear-View Mirror, Sage Francis is Back On Tour to Support His Latest Effort, “Copper Gone”
by Jenn Cohen CMB: Admittedly, I was not familiar with, Sage Francis, the “forefather of indie hip-hop,” until we crossed paths at a Youth On Record event here in Denver last year. I was quick to realize that the mere mention of your name elicited a response similar to what I would expect at […]
Youth on Record- Post Everything- A.D.D. Multiculturalism
An Album Review of : M.I.A.’s “Matangi” by Youth on Record Students, West Career Academy (West High School) and Lincoln’s Respect Academy This month Youth on Record students reviewed M.I.A.’s latest release, Matangi. Our instructors asked students in the Introduction to Music Production classes to evaluate the album according to the following criteria: production value, […]
Denver’s Two Top Rock Bands Join Forces October 18th to Benefit Nathan Yip Foundation
Music by: Nationally touring bands Fox Street and The Congress WHAT: Nate’s Night: Fox Street and The Congress come together for an evening of dance, food and drink for a good cause. From soul and funk to gritty southern rock, the second-annual Nate’s Night will be bigger and better than ever. One hundred percent of proceeds will benefit […]
Youth on Record- Revolutionary Figures in Music
[email protected] by Nathan Schmit This issue represents the closing of another school year at Flobots.org and Youth On Record. At Flobots.org we proudly dedicate our efforts throughout Denver classrooms, helping at-risk students in Denver Public Schools and residential treatment centers, discover music as a vehicle for personal change and growth. The successes we experienced this […]
Revolutionary Figures in Music
by Nathan Schmit [email protected] This month, students were asked who they considered revolutionary in music. And while our discussion in class focused on people who have helped shape music as a medium (Duke Ellington, Dj Kool Herc, Miles Davis, and Lee Scratch Perry), the students were impressed by what certain artists said, rather than the […]
Support Systems-Building Relationships with Students in Residential Treatment
by Andre Hallman (DJ SYMPL), Youth On Record [email protected] Hello, my name is Andre Hallman. My growth from childhood to adulthood was not the most pleasant experience. The main reason for that is I did not have support systems growing up. As my life was going on, I was at the point of giving up–it […]
What Gift Would You Give to the World?
Happy Holidays from all the Students at Flobots.org and Youth On Record by Nathan Schmit, Youth On Record [email protected] In light of the holiday season, we asked our students the following question: If you could give, or receive, just one gift from anyone in the world, what would that gift be? (Some names have been […]
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