Showing posts with label Grace Boyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grace Boyle. Show all posts
Music Tuesdays via Grace Boyle - Rio by Hey Marseilles
Another fun song and even more fun video this week.
We're going with a back to back Grace selection. Why? Cause she rocks. And this is the 2nd anniversary of her blog Small Hands, Big Ideas, so this is like our anniversary gift to her.
Labels:
cool designs,
culture,
Grace Boyle,
Hey Marseilles,
music,
Small Hands Big Ideas
Music Tuesdays via Grace Boyle - Cult Logic by Miike Snow
Another extremely strong selection by our friend Grace. A nice blend of very chill and bouncy fun. Thanks Grace!
Labels:
culture,
Grace Boyle,
Miike Snow,
music,
Small Hands Big Ideas
Beer Wednesday: Seventeen Black Lager by Avery Brewing
Avery Brewing is based in Boulder, Colorado, like many other cool companies. (Amusing sidenote: The tag line for Avery is "Small Brewery, Big Beers". Our friend Grace Boyle is also based in Boulder and has a blog called Small Hands, Big Ideas. They should, like, share notes on tagline creation.)
Avery tends to produce beers with interesting styles. I like that few of their beers are by the book; that experimentation must be fun for the brewer and is definitely fun to experience as a beer drinker.
The 17th Anniversary Dry-Hopped Black Ale by Avery Brewing is a great example of their creativity.

Avery tends to produce beers with interesting styles. I like that few of their beers are by the book; that experimentation must be fun for the brewer and is definitely fun to experience as a beer drinker.
The 17th Anniversary Dry-Hopped Black Ale by Avery Brewing is a great example of their creativity.

Labels:
Avery,
beer,
Grace Boyle,
lager,
Small Hands Big Ideas,
Wet Wednesday
Music Tuesdays feat. Smile Like You Mean It (remix)
I didn't find any of today's songs myself. The first I found on our friend Grace's blog:
It's Over by Milosh
The second is a mash up series that our friend Caitlin aka C-Mac - who runs the cool blog Smile Like You Mean It - sent to me. The series is titled Jaydiohead. Here are two examples:
Dirt Off Your Android
No Karma
It's Over by Milosh
The second is a mash up series that our friend Caitlin aka C-Mac - who runs the cool blog Smile Like You Mean It - sent to me. The series is titled Jaydiohead. Here are two examples:
Dirt Off Your Android
No Karma
Labels:
culture,
Grace Boyle,
Jay-Z,
Jaydiohead,
Milosh,
music,
Radiohead,
Smile Like You Mean It
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