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Got recommended this artist's cover of Bridges and Balloons and now I am very intrigued. This is the type of thing I'd kill to find accidentally at a music festival.
I don't think Naz Aria has released any music anywhere (to buy) so the three live performances uploaded to YouTube are all there is, hopefully only so far. I did spy a song on Spotify but I don't use that platform. Anyway, I very much enjoyed this and am excited.
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I headbang to this
It pains me when a certain subset of people discover an artist and then like... wring them archetypally dry. Yes yes we get it, Hozier is your first exposure to Yeats, there's a first for everything - this is good - and then the next minute he's a drunken leprechaun or some other not-so-subtly racist Irish stereotype writing litanies from the top of his little mushroom. Right I see alright then
One of the reasons I was thinking about confessional art being solely the women's domain is because one of my favourite musical artists, Kate Miller-Heidke, usually has her music read through that lense. You might think her nominally adjacent to the artist I mentioned in the original post (poppy aesthetic, for instance) and that means that people underestimate the storytelling quality of her work but also like, in general Kate's musical ability isn't taken all that seriously. She's a classically trained singer and uses her operatic ability in her pop songs.
But a song like Sarah didn't literally happen to her, but I think she knew one of the girls involved in that story. A song like Caught in the Crowd isn't even from her perspective; she was the one who was bullied, not the bully in the song (that's not one of my favourites but is one a lot of people know...)
Anyway I love Kate Miller-Heidke's music.
A (relatively... recent) leak of Daft Punk's 2007 Lollapalooza performance directly from the mixer was uploaded to YouTube. It was 'surreptitiously recorded by a crewmember'. I only knew about the Encore's upload. So happy I found this 🥰
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Only sharing another Weepies song because for some reason this evening it's made me cry! Such a perfect song with a melancholic arrangement but so lovely and sweet
Sick and twisted that for some reason every time I heard the lyric 'there is no value in youth unless it is wise and kind' I thought of Jaune. collapses
In my 'tracking villainous themes played in a heroic fashion' journey I stumbled on the Star Wolf theme in Assault with its troubadour swag (they're antiheroes in that game)... That was nice and all comparing the different themes until my bf (who has not played any of these sorts of games) starting humming the 64 version and I'm like boss fight????? gamer moment
I was saying to bf that it's a bit absurd to be looking at Star Fox of all series but with video games you've got music as a major contextual cue for things happening for reasons, light story augmented by musical storytelling (in this case literal dogfight space opera), and consistently revisited themes over several decades which means you can see them doing different things with each iteration... I'm not technically in the know enough about music, but I think the slower tempo in the Assault version might have something to do with it sounding less villainous.
This was initially spurred by the fanmade Ben Solo theme which has Kylo Ren's leitmotif followed by something which sounds like it but for good boys who are good.
Yes, I am enjoying waiting and wishing and hoping for Cinder's leitmotif played in such a way that it sounds heroic, how did you know.
