Ari Gold, the world's first "homofessional gaylebrity," isn't only bringing Eros back, he's also bringing back a new form of nakedness....recently welcoming R&B superstar Brandy (a.k.a. Moesha on TV) as the first guest to his new Naked City vlog on Logo's NewNowNext. With both artists releasing tunage under the title "Human," the vlogisode makes for some interesting conversation. CLICK HERE to watch.
In case you missed it: ARI GOLD IS ONLY HUMAN
I have been waiting, and waiting for this - and it's finally here. Ari Gold's reworking of Human League's "Human" (one of my favorite songs of all time). Ari's done an absolutely awesome job at transforming the Human League's 1986 #1 hit into a human rights anthem, taking us to a place "where Little Red Riding Hood and E.T. meet, where Narcissus doesn't drown in his image but makes art with it, and to a world where what makes us human is something more intangible and magical than anything we can imagine." Watch above.
Also, watch for Ari's new VLOG on LOGO called Ari Gold's Naked City where his first guest will be pop superstar Brandy. It will be up on LOGOonline.com soon.
See also: ARIGOLD.COM | ARI GOLD @ ETHANSAYS.COM
Ari Gold, openly-gay Billboard Dance Artist, the musician behind LOGO's 2007 Video or the Year, and previously featured here for his album Transport Systems, has just penned a humorous and enlightening article about having to compete with two other "Ari Golds"...a character from Entourage and an actor. It's a lengthy read but I think you'll enjoy it. KEEP READING.
Go where the music takes you with Ari Gold’s groundbreaking third studio album, Transport Systems. Smart, sexy and fun, Ari takes you on a very personal soulful ride to social awareness with music and lyrics that address topics like substance abuse (“Feeding the Fire”), human rights (“Human”), gender identity (“Transport Me”), gay relationships (“Good Relationship”)… even spirituality and forgiveness (“I Can Forgive You”). Along for the ride are VH1’s afro-diva Sasha Allen on the lead single “Where the Music Takes You,” rapper Mr. Man on Ari’s rendition of the Human League’s “Human,” and jazz saxophonist Dave Koz on “Love Wasn’t Built in a Day.”
In a video directed by Joe Phillips, pop star/superhero Ari Gold and his Afro-Diva cohort, Sasha Allen, set out on the discovery of a new world; a world in desperate need of some good music, color and, most of all, love. Can one kiss save this brand new world? Watch and discover.
Transport Systems: Available here.
