for the “Music for the night” series: a song for a moonlit night.
this goes also to the folder How to pick a gorgeous song and re-make it even better.
and to the folder Songs that you get never tired of.
and to the Vintage Corner one.
Good night folks.
(fran)
have to thanks Midnight Music for this discovery. and also this makes me start a series of posts called music for the night where i’ll post songs particularly suitable for night hours; it won’t be every night, my posting is far too erratic, but it will be at least a few random night per week, at 11:59pm.
going back to Glass Vaults, they’re a band from New Zealand, they released their first EP, Glass, and you can listen to it here at bandcamp and even download it for free. i like all the songs in there, but Forget me not and Warrier more.
(fran)
“Something about her plaintive voice and speculative lyrics, combined with the crisp, metallic sounds of the kalimba, struck people’s fancy.” (source)
It’s not usually the kind of music I listen to all day long, but it’s true, there is something really appealing here. Her voice? the kalimba?
Link: www.myspace.com/laurabarrett
(ju)
Ok so this is something totally new to me, I just discovered them this afternoon while wandering on Youtube. According to Wikipedia, the band is the musical project of 26-year-old singer, writer and guitarist Jannis Noya Makrigiannis, from Copenhagen, Denmark.
I like very much.
Myspace link: http://www.myspace.com/choirofyoungbelievers
(ju)
Because the video is absolutely amazing (directed by Greedy Hen), and so is the band!
http://www.themiddleeastmusic.com
(ju)
