Effortless Diffusion

Introducing a new track, a strong contender for the upcoming “Catastrophic Love Potion” album, “Effortless Diffusion” or “Catalysis”.  In this experimental step-thump dance track, I’m exploring the theme of “chemistry” via metaphoric application of literal science terms.

UPDATED 7/23/10

Young Identity Video Portfolio

I’ve launched my video portfolio including this gem for the FUSE CTAM Launch Party, featuring a visual mash-up between PIXAR’s “Wall•e” and it’s great grand-daddy, Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times”. Musically it rocks along to a Young Identity original mash-up of Walter Meego and their daddy, Stevie Wonder. Visit the Video page for more!

Rachel Blogs, Musically

I invite my followers to log in to Rachel Newman’s fantastic new musical exploration blog, featuring fresh poetry, lyrics and girl with guitar video logs. Young Identity : APPROVED

rachelrocks - Young Identity : APPROVED

rachelrocks - Young Identity : APPROVED


http://rachelroxu.blogspot.com/

Young Identity on SoundCloud.com

Long time composer and producer for indie band Junkyard Cutiepie, for film and television, Dustin Chuck Young is posting works in progress on SoundCloud.com – Enjoy this original orchestral jazz score concept “Dopamine”

Mia Faith’s stage debut

Mia Faith made her stage debut last night, Wednesday June 23rd, taking part in New York City’s Access Theatre, Short Play Festival, Celebrating Gay Pride. She stared in one of the 10 short plays, from playrights around the world, staged as one 2 hour production. In “If a Ball Could Dream”, Mia Faith portrayed an adolescent girl that felt more like a boy, and pondered her sittuation through abstractions and role play. Performing against Dervla Connaughton, her more standardly configured playmate, the two pulled off complex subject mater extremely well.  Mia Faith also participated in the final play of the production, “Zoo Story” as the adopted, beat-boxing, penguin daughter of proud gay penguin dads. When one of her dads turns straight, then misserable, as a result of medical tampering, it’s up to his family to bring him back around.
The production was exceedingly sound and full of merit, taking itself just seriously enough for the diverse and thought provoking subject matter, while retaining all due levity and, well, gayness. Performances continue through June 27th at The Access, Gallery Space, 380 Broadway, NYC. Tickets are $20 or discounted for Facebook friends of the theatre.

Young Identity 2.0

Welcome to the Launch of Young Identity 2.0! It’s been a year in the making, since the original inception of Young Identity, what it is, what it means, who I am, and how I relate.  Young Identity is all about the betterment and maturation of fresh ideas and fresh individuals.  Working as a consultant, working as a team leader, working as a team, Dustin Chuck Young is Young Identity.

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