DigForFire.tv will make the mouths of music documentary aficionados water. The site features a variety of cinematic vignettes that speak directly and candidly with musicians we love. The cinematography, content, and editing alone deliver unprecedented quality, radiant in the rough sphere of DIY or campy internet videography.
Certain series on the website enlist the seasoned help of the industrys eye and ears. Live @ Other Music is dedicated to exclusive performances held at the beloved NYC music retailer. Curated by the stores owner, Josh Maddell, viewers get up-close shots of artists like Vampire Weekend, Conor Oberst, and St. Vincent while they perform for a small crowd at a music Mecca.
Another developing series is a travelogue from the founder of Pandora, Tim Westergren, tracking the local music landscapes that are evolving across the nation.
The most compelling of these series is without a doubt Ears To The Ground and Pieces Of The People We Love. The former is a refreshing showcase on emerging artists (such as Monotonix), revealing their idiosyncrasies and personalized perspectives on the music they offer. The latter is a staggeringly intimate interview, with the artists like Band of Horses discussing the personal challenges they face and embrace in their profession.
DigForFire.tv is one of the best websites to emerge on the internet, offering the most exceptional integrity for content and visuals that is available for free. It is a more perfect hybrid of Pitchforks information and YouTubes video platform.
The tireless search for that spark of intimacy and information – that churns our love for a band – is no longer a hurdle because DigForFire.tv has already captured it.
