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La Roux with “In For The Kill”
Until now, I wasn’t too interested in “The Prince of Persia”, which a) looks a lot like “The Mummy” and “Alexander” and b) is a video game turned movie – and we all know how well that usually works… But behold, now that I have seen this poster below, I think I should catch this nevertheless:
The Dø with “On My Shoulder” (Cute girl, too
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Grizzly Bear with “Two Weeks”. Enjoy!
I have first stumbled upon Daniel Merriweather on Mark Ronson’s “Version” album (the “Stop Me”-Medley”, to be exact). Now he has released his first album which reminds me favourably of Ronson’s style while maintaining his own artistic voice. Favourites so far include the really blues-y “For Your Money”, “Change” and the cool duet with Adele called “Water In A Flame”. Check it out at deezer or watch the video for the hit single “Red” below!
Very good for chilling out: Dusty Kid with “Nemur”
The madness that is the Eurovision Song Contest is over for 2009, and I did have a fun night watching it with a couple of friends. However I can’t say I was impressed by the musical “œuvre”. Here’s a short rundown of the evening from Moscow:
A little something more dance-inclined for the weekend: David Guetta feat. Kelly Rowland and “When Love Takes Over”.
If Dusty Springfield were still alive today, she’d probably sound a lot like Nicole Willis with “Feeling Free”:
I’m not a big fan of “Brunch with Bridget”, an interview vlog with Bridget McManus from Afterellen.com, but I am a fan of Lena Headey, so here’s the episode with a very cute Lena talking about gummi bears, directing and kissing Piper Perabo!
If you ask YouTube, that is. And if you find Peter Allen’s “I Go To Rio” there:
Because this awesome man is not only the creative mind behind “Nip/Tuck” and “Popular” but because he keeps on coming up with brilliant TV shows: evidence of this is “Glee” which, just judging by the trailer below, I will totally love! (What’s not to love when Jane Lynch is involved, really?)