Interlude by Morrissey and Siouxsie
“What seems like an interlude now, could be the beginning of love.
Loving you in a world that’s strange, so much more than my heart can hold.
Loving you make the whole world change, loving you I could not grow old.
No, nobody knows, when love will end. So till then, sweet friend.”
(If I ever get married, this song has strong potential to be my wedding song. If.)
Good night folks.
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Lately I’ve been tired of all the same old indie pop stuff that just seems to be recycled over and over but there is something about Lykke Li’s combination of wonderful pop hooks, the beautiful and airy minimal production, and the fragility that seeps into the vocals of this Swedish singer-songwriter. Youth Novels is Lykke Li’s debut full-length and a damn good one at that. The record was produced by none other than Bjorn Yttling (of Peter, Bjorn, & John) who (unsurprisingly) uses many of the same sonic textures he does on his own record and Lasse Marten (who produced Kelly Clarkson’s hit “Since U Been Gone”) so it doesn’t surprise me that it sounds both adventurous and sugar-coated.
Lykke Li can sound sexy, vulnerable, or distantly cold depending on the song and all while I honestly wouldn’t have thought I’d like her much at all, but hey, what can you do?
Lykke Li - Little Bit
Lykke Li - Everybody But Me
Hi everybody. I haven’t been around lately. You know me for being moody. Well. Currently falling in love with this band. It’s an old album, I know.
Kreuzberg by Bloc Party
The Prayer by Bloc Party
Lights & Music by Cut Copy
Noran Bakrie
