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Devil’s Spoke – Laura Marling
Laura Marling may not have had a string of Number One hits, but it’s her understated success with critics and music lovers which suggests her hauntingly beautiful music will be around for decades to come. I have only listened to Devil’s Spoke, the first release from I Speak Because I Can, a handful of times but it is permanently bouncing around in my mind – I love its energy and the video is stunning!
Rainbowarriors – CocoRosie
If you look hard you can find a
Rainbow trail it’s deep inside ya
Fear not you’re a rainbowarrior
Golden light on everything gleaming
[...]
Rainbow love awaits us
With hearts of love and tears
Quirky background sounds and feelgood lyrics to Rainbowarriors make this one of my faves!
I ♥ Pop
Lately, the first time I hear a pop song I lament its shittiness and wonder how on earth they manage to sell any copies at all. I had this thought with both Shakira’s She Wolf and Cheryl Cole’s Three Words after my first listen.
But something overtakes my sanity and all of a sudden I find myself pressing the repeat button, loving them in their three minutes’ worth of cheese-tastic pop!
I enjoy Laura Marling’s music, It’s a real shame she didn’t hit it off as she should have. She has done a wonderful duet with the Mystery Jets you may like. My favourite song is ‘My Manic and I’ it is so intricate and beautiful.
Comment by Alice — January 21, 2010 @ 2:36 pm
Thanks Jeni for visiting my blog. Really lovin your site.
Stay in touch!
xoxo,
andyquirks.blogspot.com
Comment by Andy Tan — January 22, 2010 @ 1:31 am
oooh niiice tunage
thanks for all the great suggestions!
but omgosh- you dont like she wolf??? sooo great for dancing sexily, no? haha
Comment by dannie — January 25, 2010 @ 3:49 am
I love cocorosie, I will have to check out laura marking
Comment by heart charlie — January 26, 2010 @ 1:25 am
i love cocorosie!!! SO SO VERY MUCH! yay – a kindred spirit!
And, I want pink hair.
Amber
ambersmouthwash
Comment by Amber — January 28, 2010 @ 1:38 am
sometimes its so annoying when you get a cheesy pop song stuck in your head… but yet i find i cant help but like it! awsome blog btw…
Comment by jem — February 18, 2010 @ 11:02 pm
I enjoy Laura Marling’s music, It’s a real shame she didn’t hit it off as she should have. She has done a wonderful duet with the Mystery Jets you may like. My favourite song is ‘My Manic and I’ it is so intricate and beautiful.
Comment by Daisy Gentry — December 24, 2010 @ 3:48 am