Running On Alternative Current
As if Ed Sheeran deserves a hug from our Ben
June 13th is a day specially marked in my calendar. With one of my best buds from uni, I get to head down to see Ben Howard at the Hammersmith Apollo and see him perform live once again. What makes me think he will be even better than before? Take a look.
We get it Ryan, you’re just perfect. Brilliant.
Ryan Gosling may as well just be the only male on the planet right now. He now has a cool folk band too. Read on as I try to cope with the fact that my girlfriend loves Ry Ry more than she will ever really love me (but seriously, that’s not cool Sylvie).
Suitably sombre
While all the buzz is around the return of Daft Punk and their big new summer tune, Daughter offers their own twist on the tune in a typically Daughter heart wrenching style.
The gorgeous Emi Meyer
I understand if you’re upset with me, really I do. I don’t deserve you. How can I expect to leave for so long and come back like nothing happened? The answer is: health. Sometimes health has to take a priority over music (shocking I know), but I hope you can forgive me as with my return I am convinced you will find some gorgeous new tunes to help you get over pain in your heart that my absence created.
Pretty standard bench, but with more Sass
I look back to an old favourite that has become my coupley song ( if you ever really want to seduce me, come at me with a Ukelele and the lyrics to this gem. ) Find out why with the thrilling tale inside!
Suitably sepia for my liking
The world’s most expansive Messianic group is back with a gorgeous cover of a classic John Denver song which totally fits their folksy vibes. In other news, I wish I too was super edgy.
I’m excited by these two lovely ladies. The two Swedes have just released their new track Julian, and I’ve already played it… let’s see… 36 times. Following the success that Bastille and The 1975 are currently experiencing after we knew it would happen all along, perhaps it’s best to listen to us, eh?
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