With longer nights upon us, I say take this advice and have some fun with them!
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From the category archives:
Videos
I am quite possibly the biggest fan of most singer songwriters and Jason firmly has a place on top of the list. His latest album ‘Love Is A Four Letter Word’ officially came out today and it is a wonderous journey through the peaks and valleys of the best feeling in the world.
‘I won’t give up’ definitely sounds like it belongs on a Westlife album but I am won over with the sentiment and am quite happily listening to it on repeat.
Grab your copy on iTunes.
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Harlem Shakes – Strictly Game
LOVING these guys right now!
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Recent Developments by Beatenberg
Absolutely enjoying the upbeat sounds of this 3 piece collective called Beatenburg. Their album Farm Photos can be heard here and bought here.
One thing is for certain, I can’t wait to hear them in a music hall when I’m next in South Africa.
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She’s the new go-to when the critics want to love to hate someone…Lana Del Ray. Regardless, I think she makes freaking incredible video clips (or at very least has someone making good decision for her) by chosing Yoann Lemoine as director.
‘Blue Jeans’ had a clip that I remember seeing a while back in much the same style as her first single ‘Video Games’, but this revamped version is apparently meant to be a prequel to the epic ‘Born To Die’. Shuddering at the alligators, loving the tattooed boy + architecture in that first shot by the pool and totally in awe of her undeniable bombshell beauty.
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With surname ‘Lumiere’ it was a rather appropriate destiny that chose August & Louis, two French brothers who patented the cinematograph and are regarded as some of the first film makers in history. Forget 3 hour epics – you’ll be hard pressed to find anything longer than a minute which just makes you appreciate every second that much more.
“Shot and hand-colored – frame by frame – at the end of the 19th Century. Still captivating today, but just imagine what it must have been like to watch an image move and transform like this in 1899! A beautiful example of the earliest cinematic art…”
The Serpentine Dance by The Lumiere Brothers
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Passenger – The Wrong Direction
Our Favourite new Singer/Songwriter Passenger with the first single of his new album ‘All The little Lights’
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A beautifully made but haunting nonetheless video for The bad in each other from Feist.
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