Viajamos al año 2006 donde había descubierto una serie de Bandas con este tipo de sonido y estilo, entre ellas estaban The Fray, The Perishers, Waking Ashland, entre las mas conocidas, pero siempre hay cierto tipo de grupos que no pretenden ser tan comerciales o populares, uno de ellos se llama Turn Off The Stars, una banda Canadiense integrado por los hermano Michael y Andrew Walker, Max Kennedy y Jake Palahnuk, quienes lanzaron un EP titulado “Everything Is Ok” en 2004 y como su primer sencillo con el cual lograron ser comparados con el tipo de “feeling” de canciones de Lifehouse y Switchfoot, banda Californiana liderada por Jon Foreman a quien le abrieron en Toronto, Ontario…
Every jellyfish encounters the doldrums. There you are floating along, floating along, seemingly going nowhere. It’s as if you’re heading down the same road forever, the scenery never changing. Even the greatest efforts to advance or attain some improved vantage point produce no results.
Big AAA games studios have money. They can afford to hire big name composers, who produce hours of music, that’s recorded by world class musical outfits like the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. This has never been the case for indie developers who are charged with the herculean task of creating meaningful music that will elevate their game’s visuals and hopefully continue to engage their audience long after the credits roll… and all on a shoestring budget…
Similar to the new Editors-song this new tune by The Dig has really captured me. Every time “Moonlight Baby” comes on, I can’t help but skip along. It really makes me happy, even though the lyrics are so sad. Accompanied by a wonderful combination of rhythmic acoustic guitar, a threatening, dark guitar lick and vivacious synthesizers, the song grooves as singer David Baldwin says farewell to his one true love.
The slow melodic intro of the song grabs hold right from the start. Soulful and emotional vocals, smooth beat, and chills when the beat kicks in. This song is perfect to zone out to…
This song is too many drinks in a very dark bar, leaning on your friends for support, covered in strobe lights and the beads coming off the disco ball. It’s red lipstick on the hem of your white dress, and wondering how it got there.
If you looked up “groovy” in the dictionary you’d probably find a picture of Anderson .Paak. His ability to blend hip hop, soul, jazz and R&B is almost unmatched today. When you put on an Anderson .Paak song, there’s no doubting who it is. Our track this week is Paak’s “Without You” featuring Rapsody…
I’m always happier when the artist of the track of the week is from Brazil, or when it’s a woman. When it’s both, I’m twice happier!
And that’s the case here: Tatiana Bispo is a rapper, singer and songwriter from São Paulo whose work, either solo or when collaborating with other artists, is definitely worth a listen.
Sometimes I am rather grateful to my impromptu decisions. Last Saturday night was one such occasion, when on a whim a friend and I decided to go to Piano Man Jazz Club, here in Delhi. Saying that the artists were brilliant will be an understatement. I enjoyed the gig so much that I could not wait to share my favourite track from their album this week…
Depending on your time zone, Valentine’s Day is either today or tomorrow. And on days such as Valentine’s Day, you tend to do something special for the people you love. In fact, I am jumping on that bandwagon with this week’s post and will write about a tune that has a special place in my heart, ”Fall In Love” by Carmen Gray, a song that is important to me for two reasons.
Electric Guest dropped a stellar debut album, “Mondo,” in 2012, then finally followed up with their second album, “Plural,” in 2017. It’s another solid album, and “Dear to Me” is not only my favorite song from it, it’s probably my favorite song from 2017 as a whole.
Behind the wheel for most of us is a time to reflect…The good times – success – lost and found love – overwhelming grief and at times, the self torture…
For good or bad It’s my think tank. I’m sure you’ve let your guard down out on the road, let your music take you away, rejoice in it’s brilliance or seek shelter in lyrics – especially when they confirm you not alone.