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Hold On (25)- AsDSSka - Now available on i-tunes

Music Video for first single by AsDSSka Directed/Filmed by Crystal Moselle and Spike Jonze Edited by Aki Mizutani at Cutters For the vinyls please visit www.familylosangeles.com/ www.myspace.c...  
 
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laurproductions (4 days ago) Show Hide
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Jacob Hoggard posted this song on his blog. amazing song. <3
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conenedenacha (6 months ago) Show Hide
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somebody can send me this song please?
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threeoneg77 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Two of my favorite LA musicians
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concubineee (7 months ago) Show Hide
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First of all- Congratulations Aska! This video was undeniably good. The fact that Jonze's presence touched this video makes me smile :D
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The guy is David Scott Stone. I saw him play guitar and harsh electronc noise with The Melvins a few years ago...it was totally mind blowing. This is very different from his other stuff.

Totally genius...

The girl is pretty too.
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Congrats Aska & Crystal!!!
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Synthesizers add sound, don't necessarily get played. Look at Abbey Road by the Beatles. That record wouldn't be what it was without the Moog, yet unless you actively listen to that record, you hardly notice the synth.

Great video!

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