I first heard The Kooks while watching 17 Again. Their song, Naive, along with my future husband, was featured during the credits of the movie and I noticed it immediately. Yes, a song convinced me to stop daydreaming about the love of my life and wake up my other senses. Somehow, I had forgotten about … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: April 2011
Song of the day: “Do Ya Like” – Childish Gambino ft. Adele
I have a weakness. Songs that combine different genres (such as rap with an Adele sample) are a bit addicting to me. Last summer, I got excited any time B.O.B’s Airplanes ft. Hayley Williams came on the radio, long after a whiny chorus of “overplayed” could be heard each time the song began. It was my … Continue reading
Song of the day: “Walk” – Foo Fighters
Shoutout to Rolling Stone for tweeting the video of this performance. Usually, I’m nervous about posting a live recording, but I had to double check a couple of times to make sure the recording truly was live. It’s always refreshing to find a group that genuinely create live music, without the assistance of autotune or … Continue reading
Featured Artist: Afterlife Parade
Hailing from Nashville, Tenn., Afterlife Parade was born with one concept in mind: death. Singer/songwriter Quinn Erwin realized that all too often, the event of death is drenched in sadness rather than a celebratory event of the life of the deceased. This initial thought led to Afterlife Parade’s first part of a two-part concept, “Death.” The … Continue reading
Song of the day: “The Chain” – Fleetwood Mac
Two songs come to mind immediately when I hear the name Fleetwood Mac: Go Your Own Way and Landslide. Without fail, one of these songs will begin playing in my head upon hearing Fleetwood Mac. Clearly, the group has a much more extensive repertoire than those two songs, but those have been seared into my … Continue reading
Song of the day: “Smells Like Teen Spirit” – Nirvana
Not many words are needed to intro this one. Since today is the 17th anniversary of Kurt Cobain’s death, I found it appropriate to feature his work as the song of the day. Plus, I never mind listening to one of my favorite songs on repeat, either. Wanting to be someone else is a waste … Continue reading