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Waylon and Milow

Walk the Talk Show: “debut” of Belgian sensation: Milow!

by on Mar 1, 2012

Okay, maybe not the first time Milow performed in North America… …But definitely our favorite! Milow wowed the crowd at downtown Boulder, Colorado hotspot Shine last Thursday night (and Waylon didn’t f*ck up the introduction too badly, either). Here’s Milow performing “You Don’t Know.”   Followed by crowd favorite, “Little in the Middle.” Follow Milow [...]


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Go in Peace Davy Jones. I’m a Believer.

by on Feb 29, 2012

Davy Jones died this afternoon of an apparent heart attack.

There were never controversies surrounding him—except the big one: The Monkees never sang their songs, they were only lip-syncing. This was never proven, but imagine that was the only dirt ever associated with them.


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The Sexy, Soulful Rocker, Jack White, Goes Solo. ~ Lindsay Friedman

by on Feb 29, 2012

Listen to two singles from the soloist’s newest endeavor.


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RIP Davy Jones.

by on Feb 29, 2012

“Great, now everyone is suddenly a Monkees fan.” But seriously, 66 is way too young. And, I’m too young to have really appreciated The Monkees but who couldn’t love these classics.


The Tadasana Festival of Yoga and Music

Where Music & Yoga Dance Beautifully. ~ Derek Beres

by on Feb 29, 2012

Over the past decade, the intersection of yoga and music has evolved tremendously in America. When I began practicing in 1998, my teachers abhorred the idea of using music in the classroom. I understood the value of contemplative silence—tuning into the subtleties of breathing, using Soho car horns as a meditation tool—but sometimes I just [...]


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Getting Stoned. ~ Hayley Samuelson

by on Feb 29, 2012

As a self proclaimed tough girl, I admit (with slight embarrassment) one thing that draws me to tears is truly great live music. This past week I experienced just that…it came in a very peculiar looking package.


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Back in Black: Not Your Average Yoga Festival.

by on Feb 27, 2012

Who wouldn’t want to be involved in this meeting of the minds, this epicenter of forward thinking and technological evolution?


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Six Songs To Inspire Your Inner Spring to Blossom. ~ Lindsay Friedman

by on Feb 27, 2012

The month of March is about transition. It is about change. Allow your inner spring to blossom and embrace the gift of being you.


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Life Takes Us. ~ Todd Boston

by on Feb 25, 2012

We participate in the journey, yes. We can even say, “I want to go over here or there.” We can envision, manifest and create our life but there is another part of the journey where life takes us unexpectedly and often out of our control.


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Eight Songs to help you Wake Up.

by on Feb 24, 2012

If you can’t sleep in, at least give your morning a soundtrack.


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I’ll Take One Yoga Class, Please. Hold The Gimmicks.

by on Feb 23, 2012

The next time you take your acro-hip-hop-chocolate infused-naked yoga class in a sweltering 105 degrees ask yourself, Why am I doing this?


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What Isn’t Art?

by on Feb 21, 2012

Art = you + me & a cup of herbal tea.


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Cats love Yoga. {Video}

by on Feb 19, 2012

I love Jack the most.


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Yoga Rocks the Butte. ~ Sara Elizabeth Ivanhoe

by on Feb 18, 2012

I kept vowing to go to sleep after a long day of yoga, meditation and lectures, but I couldn’t tear myself away—it was too real, too soulful.


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Violin Guy & Koan Nr. 12.

by on Feb 18, 2012

Are you really awake? Don’t be fooled, not now, not ever.


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Beating Your Brain: Soothing the Savage within & Making the most of Music. ~ April Dawn Ricchuito

by on Feb 18, 2012

Although they say that music soothes the savage beast, you don’t need to be a savage beast to make the most of the benefits that mood boosting music can offer.


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Dancing Through Writer’s Block.

by on Feb 17, 2012

Maybe some day I’ll figure it all out, beat writer’s block for good, change the world and get all my laundry put away.

Until then, I’ll keep dancing.


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Cuba! Melancholy, Music & Mojo. ~ Robert Sturman Photography

by on Feb 15, 2012

The people, the cars, the rum, the music, the sea. Cuba broke my heart. Cuba opened my mind. Cuba helped me to see the world. — a Photographic Essay.


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Watch Live: Walk the Talk Show with Waylon Lewis: February 23rd.

by on Feb 14, 2012

Watch Live: Watch live video from elephantjournal on www.justin.tv Videos from last week here. Skip down below for info regarding talk show this week. Overall preview bit: Waylon Lewis Monologue is up: First interview video of Richard Freeman and Mary Taylor is awesome, mostly, and finally up—apologies for delay. In future videos will be up [...]


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Don’t Fall In Love. Fly In Love.

by on Feb 14, 2012

Falling in love implies a helplessness. And if you fall forever, Mark Radcliffe says, you’ll hit the ground.


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Your Love Is My Lifeline, A Steve Gold Serenade.

by on Feb 14, 2012

Take one step at a time
To a thousand fold ascent
For your love is my lifeline
A song by Steve Gold


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This is worth re-sharing today.

by on Feb 13, 2012

Given Chris Brown’s starring appearance and take-home victory at the 2012 Grammy Awards, I thought it only proper to share this (from that night): Love her. And, this. If you read one thing, let it be this. Jay-Z would agree. If you read two things, this here’s a gut-check. Horrifying. And, watch this. If you [...]


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Happy St. Rusty’s Day. ~ Christianne Tisdale

by on Feb 13, 2012

Valentine’s Day = no celebration for me. That’s when all the loonies come out to play. And St. Valentine was beaten to death and then beheaded. What’s to celebrate? Plus, I’m 48, I’m single, unemployed and I don’t have a dog.* Pretty much rock bottom. My rock bottom is comparatively pretty shiny. I live in [...]


Is Anyone Else Obsessed with Lana Del Rey? ~ Lisa Avebury

by on Feb 12, 2012

All I know is something in that song struck a cord in me. I could relate.


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RIP Whitney Houston: Videos.

by on Feb 11, 2012

Whitney Houston: August 9, 1963 – February 11, 2012


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Goal of Life in Maximum Security: Meet your new teacher.

by on Feb 9, 2012

“I’ve discovered that the energy of devotion is the same as the energy of gratitude. … Even here in a place like this it is easy to find gratitude for many things, like having yard every day, for having programs so we can rehabilitate ourselves, for having many like-minded people I can talk to, for getting three meals a day, for the sunshine…”


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Life is fast. Put it on Pause. Play this.

by on Feb 9, 2012

A song for hard times, but not bad times. Hard times that are necessary, that lead to a better life. I needed this right now. Maybe you did, too? Looking for heaven, found a devil in me And it’s hard to dance with a devil on your back So shake him off Shake it out. [...]


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14 Love Songs (With An Edge) You Should Download Now.

by on Feb 8, 2012

These songs, like the 30 Best Songs of the Year that should be on your Playlist now, are include a few that I somehow left off which happen to be written for the majority of us in mind: imperfectly perfect beings who are not quite in the place they want to be with love and thick in messy stuff of life.


The Path of Music. ~ Andrew Forbes

by on Feb 7, 2012

Standing behind the curtain, instrument in hand, my heart begins to pound, deafening.


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Synchronicity & Yoga Girl. {Music} ~ Scott Wilson

by on Feb 6, 2012

After experiencing a situation like this before with Nickelback, I was very surprised to find out that a multinational corporation actually admitted that they basically copied a video on YouTube for commercial gain. I have found out, subsequently, that this is a much more common occurrence than anyone might expect… So rather than causing a permanent mark on my forehead by slapping it every time it happens, I’m trying to look at this particular situation as an opportunity.


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That Indie Mouth. {music}

by on Feb 5, 2012

It doesn’t matter where it first started, it can always restart with you. Inspiration is the most contagious disease.


Meditation, the B52s, and Spaciousness. ~ Chad Woodland

by on Feb 4, 2012

Yes, we Shambhala Buddhist enjoy parties and we love to dance. So we’re on the dance floor and the B52s Love Shack comes on and its always been one of my favorite tunes. Great times ensue


Michael Franti and Janet Stone still teh crowd at Harmony Fest 2011. Photo Credit: Mario Covic

Divine Nectar: Live Music Rocks the House of Yoga.

by on Feb 3, 2012

“Music is one of the sharpest blades that we have to cut through the thick entangled web of the external mind and lead us back into the silent cave of our own Heart.”


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I’ll Fly Away: Blues, Spirituality & Biking with Lauris Vidal.

by on Feb 2, 2012

Lauris Vidal and I spent an afternoon together talking music, bikes and the roots of his spiritual, bluesy get up and ride music. This is the result.


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Songs and Artists to Look Out For –– Electric Forest 2012. ~ Lindsay Friedman

by on Feb 1, 2012

Electric Forest is a four day music festival, showcasing talented musicians and artists, who know how to make us fall in love with our friends, random hula hoop dancers and the beautiful wonderland that is the Rothbury forest.


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Mat Kearney: Hippie Revolutionary Christian Rocker. {Interview} ~ Greg Eckard

by on Jan 30, 2012

“I’m sorry the church has become a lobbyist group for greed and things that have nothing to do with the character of Christ,” he says. “He chose to love the unlovable, the needy and the sick and the orphaned.”


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Eight Songs to Feed Your Heart.

by on Jan 29, 2012

When winter’s feeling long–inside and out–here are a few songs your heart might need to hear.


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Coolest Dad Ever.

by on Jan 28, 2012

Everything counts! I can’t get over how cool these children are, and how cute, and the expressions of the boy in particular crack me up. And this dad…he makes parenting look way hipper than bachelorhood. Via What: “Video artist Dicken Schrader rubs his sensational child-rearing skills in all our faces by enlisting the help of his kickass [...]


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Considering the Accordion. {Video}

by on Jan 28, 2012

The idea of it is distasteful at best. Awkward box of wind, diminutive,
misplaced piano on one side, raised Braille buttons on the other. The
bellows, like some parody of breathing, like some medical apparatus from a
Victorian sick-ward…


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The Benefits of Music on Children. ~ Mike Hawks

by on Jan 26, 2012

Singing increases the cognitive skills in children. The verbal part, along with melodies, rhymes and lines help children with speech development. Research has shown that music has a positive impact on the brain, not only does it calm the mind, but it also sharpens its ability to learn.


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Bon Jovi + Bon Iver =

by on Jan 23, 2012

Bon Joviver? Bon Joviver: by Miracles of Modern Science http://www.miraclesofmodernscience.com song: “You Give Love a Bad Name” by Bon Joviver You don’t need or want superfluous commentary on this one, and I don’t want to waste my time giving it to you. Relephant: Music video by Bon Jovi performing You Give Love A Bad Name. [...]


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Reflections on the Godfather of American Kirtan. ~ Melissa Codispoti

by on Jan 23, 2012

KD is one of the most authentic human beings I have ever met. His humility in the face of this new found kirtan fame is welcome, if not a bit surprising.


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How Steve Gold Lets His Heart Be Known.

by on Jan 23, 2012

Steve Gold talks about inspiration, affirmation and building community through song in this in-depth interview highlighting his latest album Let Your Heart Be Known.


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What Do We Miss When We Blink? A Review of Lostwax’s “Blinking.” ~ Greg Eckard

by on Jan 22, 2012

A visually stunning, mesmerizing piece replete with all the mystery and haunting allure of a dream.


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Vive le Record Store! ~ Greg Eckard

by on Jan 20, 2012

Today’s music consumer sits alone, bathed in the glow of the computer, clicking away at the sterile screen. But going to a record store is like being in the stadium, cheering alongside the other fans.


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RIP Etta James.

by on Jan 20, 2012

Some quotes and songs that have inspired us over the years. Today, Etta James died at the age of 73. As one person put it, Etta James, you are in heaven, at last. “I sing the songs that people need to hear.” ~ Etta James “Most of the songs I sing have that blues feeling [...]


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“Miss Peaches” Passes On.

by on Jan 20, 2012

For the rest of us, she will be remembered for her incendiary voice. She will set our hearts on fire for years to come.


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Sometimes Mindful Isn’t Serious.

by on Jan 18, 2012

Sometimes the mindful life is serious business, but other times it’s just relaxing into the present moment.


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5 people 1 guitar {Truly Amazing Music Video}.

by on Jan 15, 2012

“Walk off the Earth, is one of the only ‘Truly’ Independent bands in the music Industry today. They have had no help from record labels. They’ve gained much of their success through word of mouth from their dedicated and loyal fans. Their passion to create Great Music, Entertaining Original Videos and Innovative Live Performances is all they will need to be recognized as the new face of Music! ”


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Taking Ecstasy Can Deepen Your Yoga Practice.

by on Jan 13, 2012

My heart is expanding, my head is clear: I am liquid gold. I’m compelled to dance by a visceral force I don’t need to name. The music is throbbing in my veins, taking over. I am an atom in the music, and my very being is merging with the rhythm. Every part of me is pulsating; the music is inside me, causing me to expand. I am riding a wave of love and bliss. I am connected to everyone around me. There’s only here, only now. I AM LOVE.


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