Hey Ocean!: The Live Sessions @ The Chan Centre (Videos)

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Hey Ocean!: Fifteen Words (Official Music Video)

Official music video for Hey Oceans Fifteen words from their 2008 release Its Easier To Be Somebody Else.

Check out Hey Ocean on the web: www.heyocean.com

Video directed by Jeremy Regimbal and produced by www.thestudiomovement.com

Deraylor Music Festival Schedule Released

Thursday August 13

***K-OS (DJ SET)
DOA
SWEATSHOP UNION
ADAM SHAIKH
BISON BC
VINYL RITCHIE
CURRENT SWELL
JETS OVERHEAD
LUKE MCKEEHAN
VICIOUS CYCLES
MAURICE
DJ EVO
DJ HUBBS

Friday August 14

MOTHER MOTHER
***HEY OCEAN
***SHAD
FELIX CARTAL
DJ BRYX
SAID THE WHALE
B TRAITS
WOOD AND SOO
THE RACOONS
GOODBYE BEATDOWN
VENICE QUEEN
THE BLUE VIOLETS
SAM DEMOE

Saturday August 15

USS
REDEYE EMPIRE
LONGWALKSHORTDOCK
VELVET

Shad, k-os, and Hey Ocean! Performing During Kokanee Crankworx

Deraylor Music Festival will rock Whistler ‘s hottest venues during Kokanee Crankworx

August 13 -15 2009, Whistler, BC, www.deraylor.com

Featuring over 45 bands and DJ’s from around the globe, The Deraylor Music Festival will live and breathe the lifestyle that surrounds the world’s most renowned mountain biking festival, Kokanee Crankworx. For the first time, Whistler’s hottest music venues and nightspots are working closely with Deraylor’s producers to host a unique music line-up from the 13th to the 15th of August.

“The goal is to turn the old music festival format on its head by creating a multi-venue, wristband festival that will establish Whistler as a great destination for local and international music events,” says Tyl van Toorn, co-founder and Executive Producer of the Deraylor Music Festival.

The Deraylor line-up includes artists such as K-OS, DOA, USS, Mother Mother, Shad, Long Walk Short Dock, Felix Cartel, Bison, Shad, Jets Overhead, Wood & Soo, DJ Bryx, Said the Whale, Current Swell and Hey Ocean. Full line-up and schedule can be found at www.deraylor.com

Deraylor is featuring its lineup in Whistlers best venues including the Longhorn, the GLC, Tommy Africa’s, Maxx Fish, Mojo’s, Garfinkel’s and Merlin’s. “This year’s event is about offering a great line-up and creating a great experience for attendees,” says Deraylor Co-producer Nick Blakso. “We want to ensure that fans will have access to more artists and venues than any other past experience.”

And the price is right. A $35 wristband will grant exclusive access to all concerts taking place in participating venues. “I have never been more excited”, says van Toorn. "We have been involved in producing music in Whistler for over a decade and I have never seen more people come together to build a great event. There is something really exciting and unique about having just about every live venue and bar in town working together to create such a unique experience. "

Deraylor will be THE party in Whistler village from Aug 13 -15 and create a unique music experience for everyone coming up to party during Kokanee Crankworx. "The Deraylor Music Festival is a fresh new platform for music in Whistler." says Kokanee Crankworx GM, Jeremy Roche. "We are very excited to be working with some dynamic, experienced progrmming partners on a concept that we are sure will be an amazing addition to the Kokanee Crankworx Festival."

Admission to all shows by Festival Wristband Only and are subject to age (19+) and capacity restrictions.
Tickets are available online at www.ticketweb.com and at the following locations
Vancouver- Zulu Records, Beat Street Records and Scratch Records
Whistler- Showcase Snowboards

Visit www.deraylor.com or email info@deraylor.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information

Full schedule will be released on July 17th.

Shad and Hey Ocean! Performing at Car Free Vancouver Day

Photos via Tegan Sjoberg

More about Car Free Vancouver Day:

In 2005, the Commercial Drive Festival launched the first community- driven Car-Free Festival in Vancouver. The Festival was wholly volunteer-organized and presented, involving over 30 core organizers and 300 volunteers. It was an enormous success, bringing over 25,000 people out to celebrate the community and party in the street.

After that, the Festival happened in 2006 and twice in the summer of 2007, snowballing in popularity and attracting up to 40,000 people per day. Clearly, car-free days were an idea whose time had come.

The first annual Car-Free Vancouver Day, on Sunday June 15, 2008 ushered in the next phase in this bold experiment that had been gradually happening in Vancouver for many years. It took the car-free meme to the whole city, and represented the next level in our evolution toward healthy communities, authentic cultural celebrations, and car-free streets. On that day, FOUR communities presented their own Car-Free Festivals: Kitsilano, West End, Main Street, and Commercial Drive. Each Festival was envisioned and organized by the local core organizers, and each had a unique flavour.

This year the event took place last Sunday on June 14th.

New Music Video from Hey Ocean!

Official music video for Hey Ocean's "Too Soon" from their 2008 album "It's Easier To Be Somebody Else".

www.heyocean.com

Pop Machine/Fontana North

Directed By: Justin Tyler Close
The Studio Movement Inc.
www.thestudiomovement.com
www.justintylerclose.com

Hey Ocean! would like you to vote for their new music video, "Too Soon", for Much More Top 10. You could also vote for k-os' "4 3 2 1". To vote CLICK HERE.

New Hey Ocean! - Terribly Stable Music Video

The band members of Hey Ocean! are good friends of Shad and they have done shows and tracks together in the past. The most recent performance was at SXSW in Austin, Texas. They were at University of British Columbia Pit Pub last night. I was not able to be there because i'm still 18 years old. I'm sure that they had a great show and if anyone has videos, feel free to send them to me.

http://www.myspace.com/heyocean
http://www.youtube.com/user/heyocean

Hey Ocean! - Vagabond Feat. Shad K (SXSW)

Shad K with Hey Ocean! in Auxtin, Texas for the SXSW Music Festival on May 19, 2009