Our own Emily aka MISS PARK AVENUE broke it down with Bad Brilliance at IFC’s Food Party and Dinner with the Band event.
The inimitable Igor of Driven By Bordom did a nice write-up of the show, and his amazing pics were also posted on the Village Voice blog, prompting people to contact Emily from her past, wondering if it was really her.
Our new Hummingbird video - the footage is 100% real! Filmed off the coast of Honduras.
Ashlynn’s EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with the infamous Mz.JuicyPie, CEO of WriteBrickz Online Magazine!
Peep it.
Oil…. or Life?
Emily has great resources and ideas:
http://blog.sustainableparty.com/post/653553850/oil-spill-depressing-pics-what-you-can-do-i
And now, MTV presents Hummingbird: http://www.mtvmusic.com/artist/suspicious_package/videos/521293/hummingbird
p.s. Since when did the MTV logo in the upper right hand corner look so ghetto?!? And WHY? This is not the eastern european rip off of MTV, I promise it’s real…
dEnjoy Emily’s second.. er.. more like fourth.. career as a fashion model!
p.s. Elephants might be coming up in line to be a featured creature in our “bio-pop” series!!!
Cure Accessories: Elephant Belt
As seen on Emily in our Adventures at Cure Thrift Shop: Getting Party Ready with Sustainable Party
Help us reach the Number 1 spot on MTV today by viewing here: http://www.mtvmusic.com/artist/suspicious_package/videos/521293/hummingbird
We’re already at number 15, just under ULTIMATE SUMMER JAM Usher’s “OMG” and right above DJ Khaled’s “All I Do is Win.”
UPDATE: Our video is the Music Video of the Day on Paper Mag!
UPDATE: WE MADE IT! For the week we debuted on MTVmusic.com we were #1 Top Rated and #3 Most Viewed!
Our “Hummingbird” music video, filmed by Bad Brilliance, is now a featured video on National Geographic online! From MTV to National Geographic… which do you think is the cooler place to be featured? [that was a self-serving rhetorical question.. NG duh!!! - Ed note]
Here’s what Nat Geo had to say about the video:
“Hummingbird” is the first single from Suspicious Package, with co-production and music video by artist Bad Brilliance. “Hummingbird” heralds the arrival of “bio-pop,” a genre coined by the Suspicious Package girls that uses pop music and entertainment to focus on pressing themes of biodiversity.
I’ll admit - it was a coincidence. We didn’t realize, when we launched our new “bio-pop” project with “Hummingbird” that the UN had declared 2010 to be the official International Year of Biodiversity, complete with this totally nifty biodiversity website featuring leaders and celebrities giving educational and inspirational insight, articles on success stories, and a wealth of resources to learn about and support biodiversity, with the motto: “Biodiversity is life. Biodiversity is our life.”
So, the universe is aligned. Every outlet - from the political to business to POP CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT - has come out to join, as the UN says “a celebration of life on earth and of the value of biodiversity for our lives. The world is invited to take action in 2010 to safeguard the variety of life on earth: biodiversity.”
“Many people remain unaware that the earth is losing an incredible array of plant and animal life at an unprecedented and alarming rate…We must confront the indiffe…rence and often ignorance to the importance of biodiversity. More than ever humanity needs to reconnect with nature.”
