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I’ve been a fan of French DJ David Guetta ever since 2007′s “Pop Life“. His latest album seems to me a bit more “dance heavy”, but his songs can always put a smile on my face.
“I must learn to love the fool in me – the one who feels too much, talks to much, takes too many chances, wins sometimes and loses often, lacks self-control, loves and hates, hurts and gets hurt, promises and breaks promises, laught and cries. It alone protects me against that utterly self-controlled masterful tyrant whom . . . → Read More: the fool in me I wish I had more time to write at the moment. Love this song ever since I heard it for the first time… less than a month ago. Still part of the “series”, its by one of the best portuguese lyricists out there, Manel Cruz. A really nice chap as well. Since I dont’ . . . → Read More: Foge Foge Bandido – Borboleta No time for words… no need for them sometimes. Thanks for your time. This next artist in the “series” was also the first I ever posted on this blog (over here). At the time I had also found this gem on youtube and have been waiting ever since for the right time to share it with you. It’s actually full of tricks, unlike the previous two posts, . . . → Read More: Imogen Heap – Just For Now Continuing with another group of artists who don’t need gimmicks to get their music across, the Punch Brothers are an acoustic dream come true. Chris Thile on his own, is one of the best mandolinists alive and here he joined forces with friends to form a five-piece acoustic string band. They record their albums . . . → Read More: Punch Brothers – Sometimes Short on time for the next couple of weeks, so I thought I’do a series. It doesn’t take a lot of talent to sing nowadays, what with audio processing software like Auto-Tune, so here’s a tribute to artists who are able to captivate without these tricks backing them up. Fist up is Lykke Li, . . . → Read More: Lykke Li – Little Bit I was saying the other day how I miss writing my own words… The problem is not that I don’t have free time at the moment, it’s that I can’t seem to disconnect from work long enough to do something productive, or actually… creative, in my case. So here’s an excerpt from Salman Rushdie’s The . . . → Read More: Jodha and the victory of imagination  Comments are closed  wednesday story-time  Akbar, Birbal, Jodha, salman rushdie, The Enchantress of Florence Part of the soundtrack of my life. So much time wasted and so much more to waste… Haven’t listened to this in a while, but I still remembered the video as being powerful. Depressing? Maybe… Watch the video until the end, sometimes the rabbit in our headlights is more than he seems. Wikipedia has . . . → Read More: UNKLE – Rabbit in your headlights |
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