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6 giorni fa · Music » From The Vault. The song that inspired Weyes Blood to be a musician: “It was so out there and dreamlike” Tim Coffman. Tue 28 May 2024 12:00, UK. Out of every indie artist working today, Weyes Blood feels like a relic from the 1970s that just happened to not get her start until the 2020s.
4 giorni fa · Weyes Blood’s “Andromeda” Video Mirrors the Wistful, Leap-of-Faith Themes of the Song Inside Out As Anti-San Francisco Movie Nelly Furtado, Tove Lo and SG Lewis Want You To Know That It Hurts So Good When “Love Bites”
davidedante. I've just heard Andromeda, by Weyes Blood. Does the song resonate to you PwHPD? I wonder if it actually resonates more with PwBPD. What do you think? Lyrics: Andromeda's a big, wide open galaxy. Nothing in it for me except a heart that's lazy. Running from my own life now. I'm really turning some time.
5 giorni fa · Today he’s released another single called “Sunever,” a lovely little folk-rock tune with an abundance of sick riffs, tones, and textures. Cohen wrote the song for a transgender child in his ...
2 giorni fa · The lyrics are the most direct and unpretentious thing about that new Weyes Blood album. I can see why people are saying they think it's bloated and wanky but that's mostly a result of many of the tracks being more expensive and less catchy pop oriented than before.
4 giorni fa · El vídeo, dirigido por Amber Navarro (Molly Lewis, Weyes Blood, Diners), presenta pequeñas versiones de The Lemon Twigs enloquecidas, al estilo Borrowers, sobre alegres canciones de órgano y armonías caleidoscópicas. En nuestro país, el dúo también actuará en la próxima edición de Primavera Sound Barcelona el 1 de junio.
2 giorni fa · The desire for comfort and connection is a fundamental aspect of the human experience, and it is this longing that inspired the creation of “Blanket.”. 2. What is the significance of the song’s title, “Blanket”? The title “Blanket” symbolizes the need for emotional refuge and protection. It represents the search for solace ...
