Seaboard Recording Studio

12/11/2024

Friends doing things in the community. ❤️

Wri3r's Block band in Columbia, SC, hosts free riverfront concerts at Congaree and blends singer/songwriter, Southern rock and hip-hop into something unique.

10/16/2024

Sound Mayne ❤️

Terrence Howard, The IRON MAN Actor said that he wants to rebuild the periodic table. He suggests that the conventional periodic table doesn't fully represent the relationships between elements.

He claims that elements like hydrogen and carbon share the same "tone" or frequency—specifically referring to the "key of E," at different Hertz values. He describes how these tones double in frequency with each element, such as silicon at 162 Hertz and cobalt at 324 Hertz.

Howard proposes that the elements' frequencies (or tones) correspond to their wavelengths, which can be divided down to audible sound. He references a relationship between light, color, sound, and matter, suggesting that matter can be understood through these interrelationships. Howard then mentions Walter Russell's alternative periodic table, which differs from Mendeleev's, describing it as circular and connected through a vortex-like structure.

He also discusses elements like hydrogen, carbon, silicon, cobalt, and others being linked and positioned between noble gases. According to him, the visible element hydrogen is the first perceivable substance, and he introduces an idea of "octaves" in elements. He describes carbon as a "bisexual tone" due to its balanced positive and negative charges and notes how fluorine and lithium naturally bond, with fluorine breaking bonds violently to form new ones. Howard suggests that introducing certain elements or their "sounds" (like beryllium) can break molecular bonds, particularly in water.

10/15/2024

Genius, no?

09/23/2024

Eazy E with a rare natas skateboard deck that was banned from all skate shops, he had the deck in his trunk and pulled it out for this photo Ruthless records

06/28/2024

"Some artists are forgotten for their achievements as time passes. Today, we'd like to acknowledge one of these artists on her birthday. Linda Martell, once called "Country's Lost Pioneer" by Rolling Stone, was the first commercially successful Black female artist.
Linda was born Thelma Bynem on June 4, 1941, in Leesville, South Carolina. Her father was a sharecropper and a pastor. Her love for music started with singing in the choir. She was discovered while performing on a Charleston Air Force base in 1969, where they begged her to sing country songs. She quickly signed an agreement with Shelby Singleton Jr., and within a single 12-hour session, they recorded her only album, "Color Me Country." Her cover of "Color Him Father" was also released as a single and quickly reached #22 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart, the highest a song by a Black female country artist had reached at the time.
She was also the first female Black artist to play the Grand Ole Opry, where she performed twelve times. However, her success was short-lived. Due to abundant racism during performances and discrimination and favoritism within Plantation Records, she soon left the label. She was blackballed after leaving, which ruined her reputation and prevented her from making another country record. She lived a quiet life after that though music always remained a part of it.
Recently, she has re-entered the public radar after being mentioned in Beyonce's album Cowboy Carter, specifically on two songs, "Spaghetti" and "The Linda Martell Show." Beyonce's shout-out had many magazines publishing articles asking, "Who is she?" In 2021, her granddaughter, Marquia Thompson, started working on a documentary about Martell's life story. It is titled "Bad Case of the Country Blues: The Linda Martell Story" and is scheduled to be released this year. "- Birthplace of Country Music

05/08/2024

🥲 rip legend

The Shellac and Big Black frontman, who recorded classic albums by Nirvana, Pixies, PJ Harvey, and more, has died of a heart attack

03/17/2024

The king of crunk speaks with NPR's Ayesha Rascoe about finding calm and maturity on his new album of guided meditations, simply titled Total Meditation.

02/23/2024

02/14/2024

An unheard album from Brian Wilson will be released in 2025. Titled 'Cows in the Pasture,' the project is a country album that he produced and features vocals from longtime manager of The Beach Boys, Fred Vail.

01/31/2024

The company has been renegotiating the contract that licenses its vast catalog of songs to the social media platform. The agreement expires on Wednesday.

01/17/2024

Experts hypothesise that attractiveness of behaviour was selected for during domestication process