When I was a child, we used to go on roadtrips, a lot. Even though we had the choice to take the plane to our destination, we still preferred going there by car. The reason is: roadtrips allowed us to listen to a lot of music…
Eeemmm, I think I felt almost forced to put this song as it is the masterpiece of a masterpiece…
If you didn’t know any better this week’s track could quite easily be mistaken for a campfire sing along.. however, it would surely ruffle the feathers at your average Scout Jamboree..
Kindly shared by the Music to Question Existence playlist, “Weightless Again” is this weeks feature track.
This song is a deep colored silk jacket, pulled from your boyfriend’s shoulders and draped over yours. The slight shift of lace against your hips and ribs as you walk towards where he lays waiting. This song is the waft of your perfume being just as intoxicating as the wine you shared earlier.
When i first clicked play i was was hooked on the beat but to get on my playlist there’s always got to be a message and worthy of taking a shot to. I’m quite sure we all agree with him life’s obstacles are not always easy.(*)
There’s an old notion that good musicians graduate from schools like Berklee College and the Juilliard, but great ones never make it through. The really special ones often drop out for a major record deal, tour, or other opportunity to pursue their dream of stardom. Gallant proves that there are exceptions to every rule.
Australia’s the breeding ground for some extraordinary talent, Paul Dempsey – front man from Something For Kate is no exception.
After punching out a long list of credible Alt-Rock albums with the band, 2009 marked the release of his debut solo album…
It was around middle school when the inevitable happened – I went through my “angsty” phase. Started changing my wardrobe for much darker colors. Covered half my face with my hair. Claimed Hot Topic as my favorite store. Was super moody with my parents. Yikes. Luckily, it didn’t last very long…
Writing up this week’s entry has been such a bizarre experience. Normally I’m not one to be stuck for something to say, but writing about my own track is like staring into the looking glass the wrong way.
Richard Spaven is a fantastic drummer from London, UK and this track is a single from his album “The Self”. I first encountered this track on Youtube when Spaven did a live performance version on Meinl Cymbals’ channel. If you have never checked out Youtube channels of drum manufacturers, you are in for a treat – I have discovered some amazing music through their gear videos.
I’ve been following J- Gutz for the last couple of years and am waiting on the meteoric explosion that will follow once he gets his break. His flow and voice are fresh, raw, and captivated me from the first 16 I ever heard laid out from this man. When it comes to the bars the man is next level.