“When the music changes, so does the dance”

If you've got a spare half a million You could knock it down and start rebuildin'

I don’t know how it feels Cause I don’t live in your part of the world I know it’s not ideal Oh but nothing is forever my girl See, I’m a dreamer Oh for love it is all in the name I’m a believer, You may be far away, But you’re thinking the same, oh

(x2) I close my eyes and I picture us together I hope you know That I’ll be waiting here for you my love On this New York City coast

I wanted to re-post this live version of one of my favourite songs. I think it’s absolutely beautiful.

Honey, I told you That these things never last And one of these days, now You'll start dreaming of the past When life was once too short For all the things we'd do And the shots we'd call And endless summer without a fall When promises were meant to keep And night time wasn't meant for sleep A love story at it's peak Doesn't it feel good To know that you've been loved And doesn't it make you Laugh when you think of The day when we all got lost On the old man's farm Just trying to get across It was only then I knew what love was Sunday mornings that never ended And hangovers that never mended A love story at it's peak

Well, Hannah Cohen just released another album - Pleasure Boy. Love the video, and the song. PS. She’s hot.

Counting days, I'm walking backwards Shameless truth took me flying Eat my pills, I'm sure it won't break me apart I hold my head up 

Love can change, why wouldn't you recall The golden chance is based on bigger things I will lay my eyes on Take me with you unknowing

You can show me how to be in control In time I'll catch up Sweetest dream I'm cured, A work of art Far away now, I feel the distance

An orchestral track with a sneaky build-up. I'd say a mix between "To Build a Home by The Cinematic Orchestra" and "The Sad Song by Fredo Viola" with a slight touch of electro.

Latest music from Jack Garratt. It takes quite a different turn once you listen to it. Also, it has clapping hands in it. And, I love clapping hands.

Clapping hands on Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/user/iop/playlist/3HUd3yMQ4QoclnFwaSoQZp .

Hackman was born in Hampshire, England and raised in Selborne and Devon. Her father is Finnish. She is a self-taught guitarist and began learning when she was 12. She started writing songs at 5.

Oh I am bold as brass posing as gold  You can shine me all you want  But I am hard as I am cold  To know your faults, to know yourself  I suit me well

CRi is an electronic producer who sculpts through analog synthesis and sampling of atypical recording a vibrant, intangible and grounded music. His interest in music production peaked when he discovered artists like Floating Points, Mount Kimbie, Lone and Jon Hopkins, who he says are major influences in his music. 

She'll come to me in a dream And I don't even know her name A pretty mark upon her breast To signify her from the rest But her and I are just the same Building bridges outta faith She stands upon a dinner plate And tells me that I'll have to wait

(Oooh, Wait for me) I know it won't be easy What a thing To believe In a dream

Perhaps I knew her long ago I wrote her poems at nine years old But then I did become a man The letter slipped right through my hands Practiced all my wit and charm Had many girls on every arm I learned the depths of love and hate But never did learn how to wait

In 2008 at aged 18, with an ignited confidence after winning the ‘Youth Music’ National competition, Preston-born Singer/songwriter, Mike Dignam independently wrote, recorded and released his debut EP ‘World of Our Own’. 

The release was the catalyst for the growth of an army of fans. Engaged with Mike’s music and journey they supported him as he was invited to perform at ‘Rock in the Park’ alongside JLS, Tiao Cruz and Mr. Hudson, embarked on a UK tour with Gabrielle Aplin and fuelled the release of his second offering; a live acoustic EP.

Jape are an Irish electronic–rock band from Dublin. Formed as a side project by Richie Egan whilst part of The Redneck Manifesto, they have released four albums to date.

Richie Egan is the principal songwriter but refers to the overall band as Jape. He was previously a member of the bands Black Belt Jones and Sir Killalot. After leaving Black Belt Jones he went on to become the bassist in the instrumental rock band The Redneck Manifesto of which he is still a member. He has occasionally toured as part of David Kitt’s live band, as well as in Conor J. O'Brien's band Villagers as a bass player and with his bandmates in The Redneck Manifesto.

Check out their latest album:

Long-time friends Andy and James (they don’t disclose surnames) are bringing a little romance to East London dance floors as Honne, a duo inspired by classic soul and complex synths.

Probably my favorite song of 2011/2012. The lyrics are absolutley fantastic, I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

She's a gambler spinning wheels A poison victim but look of steel The coldest heart's you've ever felt The coldest hands you've ever held

Taking down on her way A million miles, still no headway As I learn to live long In his mind I'm proud to roam

She's elusive and I'm awake You're finally real, there's nothing fake A mystery now to me and you Open my eyes and I'm next to you He said my destiny lies in the hands that set me free 

Andrew "Roo" Panes (born June 8, 1988) is an English singer-songwriter. He gained a wide audience after participating in a campaign for Burberry. This included recording music for Burberry Acoustic and modelling.

Handsome reader reads through the dappled shadows Light was pouring down upon the stepping stones Felt like morning coming for his throne I don’t know why But it looked like a tiger striped sky...

Half the world was pulling on his colors As nights turned into day to the hours A glow was coming down, coming down I don’t know why But if felt like a tiger striped sky

Scott Matthew's cover of Whitney Houston's “I Wanna Dance With Somebody".

Spotify: Scott Matthew – I Wanna Dance with Somebody