Showing posts with label song of the week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label song of the week. Show all posts
Friday, July 17, 2015
Favorite Song of the Week: Can't Feel My Face by The Weeknd
A lot of people have start calling the singer of The Weeknd, Michael Jackson reincarnated-though the age difference might calculate something else. I've fallen head over heals with this singer, and his soul voice is literally to die for. His newest song Can't Feel my Face is one of his first dance songs, and I'm really enjoying it at the moment. You wouldn't except it from the artists previous songs, but it's cool new sound that still sounds like The Weeknd in a newly wrapped form. I love dancing to it in my kitchen and I hope you enjoy it as much as I am! ;p
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Sunday, February 8, 2015
Favorite Song of the Week
Passion Pit's Constant Conversation
This song makes me want to chill out on a Sunday and dance like a fool. It's the song you want to hear as the city lights pass all around you. The beat sets the mood of a chill night,with out any worries.
The beginning of this song makes me time travel back to the jazzy 20s and be a flapper girl. It has the perfect amount of background vocals with out overwhelming the actual instruments. My favorite line is probably:
This song makes me want to chill out on a Sunday and dance like a fool. It's the song you want to hear as the city lights pass all around you. The beat sets the mood of a chill night,with out any worries.
The beginning of this song makes me time travel back to the jazzy 20s and be a flapper girl. It has the perfect amount of background vocals with out overwhelming the actual instruments. My favorite line is probably:
Well you're wrapped up in a blanket and you're staring at the floorI'm currently listening to the entire album, Gossamer, but so far Constant Conversation is my favorite. So you better check it out. I know you probably heard of Passion Pit on the radio with their song Take A Walk, and if you loved it as much as I did, I think this would be a nice introduction to the rest of their album.
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