Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts

Thursday, January 14, 2010

The Return of M.I.A.

There's Space For Ol Dat I See - M.I.A.



After listening for the first time, I thought the song sounded kind of CocoRosie, but it is growing on me now. The visuals are simple, but artsy; I like that.

Monday, December 21, 2009

So Hard.



Rihanna - So Bad Feat. Young Jeezy.

Pink lips + Pink tank + Mickey Mouse helmet = <3

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Beyonce Feat. Lady Gaga - Video Phone.




This video is extremely visually appealing (perhaps even too much) thanks to the expertise of director Hype Williams, but almost pointless in the sense that it lacks any real degree of substance. It sort of reminded me of Lady Gaga's 'Bad Romance' with the high fashion attractiveness, only better.

Speaking of Gaga, I don't really feel she was necessary, at all. In fact, she looked quite silly next to Beyonce, and slightly ruined my viewing experience. This goes to show that two big industry names collaborating will not always be a success. Ms. Knowles killed it by herself. I don't reckon I've seen so many outfit changes in a video in a long time.

But wow, Beyonce looked so stunning, especially in the pinup girl look with the red lips. HOT HOT HOT!

Monday, October 5, 2009

Uffie's Bangin' x 3.

So this song came out ages ago and a video has just now been released?
...Is Uffie still RELEVANT?


Pop The Glock - Uffie

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Black Cards, Black Cars, All Black Everything.


Madison Square Garden September 11th, 2009.


Insane performance.

Thursday, August 20, 2009

We Run This Town.




We Run This Town - Jay Z Featuring Rihanna + Kanye West.

Epic.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Music Spotlight: The Whitest Boy Alive.

Because I love music so much, I would like to feature a segment calling attention to some of my favorite artists. Why you ask? Simply because I feel that you and your life will completely benefit from such amazing sounds penetrating the drums of your ears.

First up: The Whitest Boy Alive.

If you haven't heard of them, your life is pretty much incomplete.
Erlend Oye, also the lead singer of Kings of Convenience, has such a soothing voice. I truly love their minimalist approach to music; the simplicity that emerges from each song resonates so pure. The instrumentation seems so removed from one another, but all the while so flawlessly married into one clear sound.

By far, my favorite song from them has to be "burning."


Fuck. this song is so amazing.
The guitar riffs. the bass line. [long sigh].

I can go an entire day and listen only to this song; that's the impact that it has had on my life.

Equally amazing is this video that has been paired with the song.



p.s. if anyone can tell me what this dance is called, i will love you forever.

Other honorable mentions: Inflation, Golden Cage, and Borders.