Congratulations to Bon Iver on his 4 Grammy Nominations and 2 wins including BEST NEW ARTIST!! Check out Justin performing “Flume” with Aaron and Bryce of The National and My Brightest Diamond from rehearsals for the Dark Was The Night Live concert at Radio City Music Hall on May 3rd, 2009.
The 2012 Grammy Awards was certainly a night to remember. For those of you who tuned in, let us help you relive some of the most memorable moments. For those who missed it, these are the clips you should find on Youtube. 1. A Whitney Houston Tribute In light of the passing of Whitney Houston,…Read More +
By Red Hot Producer Paul Heck About 8 months ago, David France and Joy Tomchin, the director and executive producer of the film “How To Survive A Plague,” came to meet with us at the Red Hot offices. We had an idea of what their film was about (the early days of AIDS Activism) but…Read More +
It’s Grammy time! An award show recognizing the most talented names in our favorite area of the Entertainment industry, music. So, as many music lovers do, in honor of the this occasion, we at Red Hot decided to play along and pick who we think will win this year’s golden gramophones. *Disclaimer: Though we are…Read More +
“Dark Was The Night” was Red Hot’s twentieth compilation album benefiting HIV/AIDS charities around the world. It was also one of the most successful, featuring over 30 exclusive songs and covers from a wide range of creative musicians. Check out one of Dark Was The Night’s songs here, in D’Addrio & Company’s new commercial! If…Read More +
There are few epidemics that have affected the Artistic world like AIDS. Red Hot Organization was founded on the principal that awareness of and education about HIV/AIDS is best delivered using popular culture and artful propaganda. In honor of World AIDS Day, Red Hot Organization highlights the Top 10 AIDS Related Songs of All-time. (In…Read More +
Red Hot’s World AIDS Day Playlist by RedHotOrg Red Hot doesn’t just make music to raise money and give it away. We also make music to raise awareness. No one else has produced and collaborated on so many great songs that address the AIDS epidemic. Our first project, Red Hot + Blue, took the music…Read More +
What better way to enjoy the month of November than…listening to the Grateful Dead? Well, we are pleased to announce that the official site of the Dead has declared the next few autumn-filled weeks as the ’30 Days of Dead.’ Each day, a stream and free high-quality MP3 download of a particular Dead song from…Read More +
Through the power of internet, social media, and cosmic connections Jón Sæmundur Auðarson, creator of the Dead concept and band member of Dead Skeletons, has shared with us the true story of his motivation to live every experience to its fullest as if it where the last. Speaking about his artistic projects and ways he…Read More +
Lady Gaga is a fashion icon as well as a musical phenomenon. She has also been the face of VIVA GLAM since 2009. VIVA GLAM is a part of the MAC AIDS Fund, which was established by the cosmetics company MAC. In short, VIVA GLAM is a line of lipsticks and glosses from which all…Read More +
Red Hot + Rio 2: Nova Tropicalia produced by Béco Dranoff, John Carlin, and Paul Heck in collaboration with U.S. label E1 Entertainment, consists of 34 original recordings featuring unique collaborations involving over 60 international and Brazilian stars. Rio 2 is a cutting-edge tribute to the influential Tropicália movement that rocked Brazil’s cultural and political…Read More +
Dark Was the Night features exclusive recordings by a number of independent artists and production by Aaron and Bryce Dessner of The National.
Red Hot + Riot is a tribute to the great songs of Fela Anikulapo Kuti. It combines contemporary musicians from across the African Diaspora – Urban America, Brazil, Cuba, Europe and West Africa – including his son, Femi Kuti, and drummer, Tony Allen, along with a cross-section of some of the most creative musicians in the world.
Red Hot + Rio is a contemporary tribute to the Bossa Nova sounds that has seduced people around the globe for decades, in particular the music of the great composer and arranger Antonio Carlos Jobim.
