Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

So Splendour has come...
...and it has gone.





How i wished i could have been there.
So i settled for second best.

Too Poor For Splendour.


It was very fun indeed.

Local bands, playing short sets, one night only.
For $10, it was definitly worth it.

Friday, June 18, 2010


when the night is young,


when the music hypnotises your feet,
 

when there is nothing stopping you but your drumming heart,


shake your tambourine . . .

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

indie.







god i love you.

Monday, May 24, 2010

yesterday, the night before, tommorro.




you can call her my muse.
you can call her my inspiration.
you can call her Lykke Li.



she is Swedish.
she's an indie singer/songwriter.
she combines pop, electronic and alternative rock to make a smooth sound that is uniquely hers.




 

i love her style and her music is the greatest.
have a look at one of her music videos.
it will inspire.


 


all i can hope is she decides to make a visit to Australia.




Saturday, March 13, 2010

of the moment,

Listen;

Wear;





Military Jackets & Oxfords


Drink;

Black Chai



Laugh;

Frank Woodley



Look;





Monday, January 18, 2010

so we meet again,















Hello my dears, how are we all?
I'd like to apologise for my lack of posts, I don’t know where my time has gone?

These photos are by an amazing 15 year old photographer by the name of David Urbanke. Thank you to Amanda at Here Comes The Sun for this stunning find.
Oh and those of you (if any) who live in the Brisbane you should come along to one of The Medics’ shows. I discovered their music when I was at Woodford and have been hooked ever since. They are a young indie band from cairns and have toured with Something & Numbers , The Panics, The Grates, Faker, Blue King Brown, Scribe, Kisschasy, Amity Affliction, Behind Crimson Eyes and City Riots.
 You’ll love them too, (and they wear quite amazing clothes.)


Saturday, January 2, 2010

see you next year woodford. what else can i say?

Happy New Year everyone!
I have spent the last week of the year at Woodford Folk Festival and I can safely say it was the best week of my life.

I saw the John Butler Trio, they are all so talented. The man himself did the best guitar solo i have ever seen it was insane! There was the most peaceful vibe throughout their set. Truly magical.





I also saw Hungry Kids of Hungary, Whitley (ahh froth), The Medics (new favourite band), The Audreys, Tripod (halarious), The Middle East, Endorphin, Afro Dizzi Act and Ryan Meeking and the Few. If you haven't heard their music I seriously recommend!





They were all wonderful but the highlight of my week was seeing LISA MITCHELL. She sounds amazing on her album but she is breath-taking live. What's more, my friends and I snuck out the back and met her in person! She is an incredibly welcoming, friendly, beautiful and talented person.






^ Jerri, B, Lisa Mitchell, Me ^


Was anybody else at Woodford? I'd love to know!

 
(all my phtography)

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

whitley.









Isn't he the cutest? Not to mention his incredible music!

Since i acquired his new album Go Forth Find Mammoth it has been on repeat on my ipod and CD player . I just love his beautiful melodies and the way each track flows harmoniously into the next.I'm excited because I'm seeing him live at Woodford at the end of the year :) It's going to be amazing.


This is the man himself performing a cover of Abba's Dancing Queen for Triple J's 'Like a Version'. I think its slightly eerie, uplifting and sad all at once.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

just a quick one,

I love this song.

And I love the video clip.

It is so simple yet captivating.

She is one amazing lady.