Cue the Final Countdown – On May 1st the CNNCTD+ teams’ past 8 months of work culminates at the New Museum, aligning 100 musicians, artists, chefs, writers, & designers who have an impact on New York Culture.

Each participant in CNNCTD+100 is using a Playbutton — a wearable pin that doubles as an MP3 player — as the canvas for their audio and visual designs. Participants include world-renowned artists such as Cindy Sherman, fashion designers like Narciso Rodriguez, and musicians such as Pharrell Williams, Santigold & Yoko Ono. Also included are iconic NYC personalities and companies such as Katz’s Deli, the Meatball Shop, and Ricky Powell. In creating the project, CNNCTD+ enlisted the help of top creative and cultural engineers: from HBO’s Broke Mogul, to Half Gallery’s Bill Powers, to advertising guru George Lois. The complete list of participants won’t be revealed until the night of the event but includes dozens of big names and surprises.

Keep Cnnctd+ over at Cnnctd.com or you can purchase a ticket to the event at The New Museum’s store

Jason Woodside and Cnnctd+ align on Kenmare & Bowery in downtown Nyc to promote the New Museum
show on May 1st, where 100 New York influencers will be featured on a Playbutton (a wearable mp3 device)

After 2 days, 45 cans of paint, 1 sketchy fire escape & the blessings of OG Harry Jumonji, the wall is complete.

On the heels of their HBO + How to Make it in America project Cnnctd+ sat down with a number of
people who are paving their own lane to see how they “Stay Connected” – They recently sat
down with half of the Bndp foundation to find out just that. Other interviews include Sal Morale,
Roxy Cottontail, Jason Woodside & Mick Boogie you can check by clicking HERE

A video re-cap / overview of our recent pop up shop & party produced by the good folks at CNNCTD+

New designs online this week, yeaaambb.

Office mates CNNCTD+ sat down with Jason Woodside for a quick chat inside
the space for his upcoming show

As some of you may know, we’ve moved into a new office space/loft/studio/tree fort here in Nyc,
sort of an umbrella. Under this umbrella are several people and even more ventures, including
our good friend Roman and his company Connected (CNNCTD+) His latest project connects
HBO’s show How To Make It In America + Mick Boogie + Broke Mogul + Playbutton, on a portable
Mp3 button which houses the official mixtape for the show. Peep the video for details and
how DJ Mick Boogie stays connected. Stay tuned for more