Marina and the Diamonds - Lies

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Somebody That I Used To Know (GOTYE Cover) by Kawehi

By far my favourite cover of this song. She is like a fresh, young Bic Runga with so many great talents up her sleeve.

texturism:

criminal | kawehi | thanks to soraya

starts slow, hang with it, gets it there … good morning.

so good.

Marina and the Diamonds - Starring Role

It almost feels like a joke to play out the part

When you are not the starring role in someone else’s heart

(Source: whisperatthetopofyourlungs)

Marina and the Diamonds - Teen Idle

copycats:

Somebody That I Used to Know by fun. ft/ Hayley Williams
originally by Gotye ft/ Kimbra 

c/o popculturebrain:

So sorry to get this stuck in your head, again.

(Source: absolutepunk.net)

ethereale:

Ludovico Einaudi. Divenire.

Darren Hayes - Bloodstained Heart (Live)

If there’s one artist from the ’90s we should keep today, it must be Darren! In the saturated world of pop music that’s dominated by trite lyrics about much of the same thing and passed off as sad excuses for a song, Darren’s talent is a rare gem.

(Source: youtube.com)

Kelly Clarkson - Dark Side

Ingrid Michaelson - Palm Of Your Hand

From Ingrid’s new album “Human Again”

copycats:

“I Only Have Eyes For You” by Beck 

Originally by Harry Warren & Al Dubin

There are songs from the past that just never age. “I Only Have Eyes for You” is one of those songs for me. It was originally recorded in 1934, but found like again in 50’s and 60’s through covers from Peggy Lee and later The Flamingos (the most popular version). In the late 90’s it was featured in one of my personal favorite episodes of Joss Whedon’s “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and now it’s being featured in Doug Aitken “Song 1” art installation for the Hirshhorn Museum in which he’s asked 6 artists to contribute covers of the song. Beck, being the most notable of those artists (others inclube No Age, Devendra Banhart, and High Places), also turns in the most traditional, and in turn, gorgeous, cover. Give it a spin (or head over to Pitchfork to hear all six) and get lost in the haunting, gorgeous, doo wop, pop gem that still feels fresh, but also lost in time. Highest recommendation. 

:)

Sistar - Alone

Unlikely replay: Can’t get this outta my head!

Think back to the “Choose your own adventure” books. This latest Chairlift MV takes you back to the 90s, it’s so much fun. Polite warning: You may find yourself spending hours choosing from the countless scenario possibilities.

keynine:

Dragonette – Let It Go

Alex (Clazziquai) - Even if I Lose My Mind / Can’t Be Crazy

Are you cherishing them as precious memories?
Or have you forgotten them and moved on?

(Source: youtube.com)