I really need to start making music more of a regular feature on here. Although this album by Bowerbirds is an oldie but goodie, it's new to me. It's a nice compliment to the symphony of exploding fireworks right outside my window while I'm attempting to get some work done. (For those who don't know, I'm still in China, land of the fireworks.) This is my last weekend here and it's already halfway over! I'm making myself a playlist full of new music to listen to on my long and lonely 19-hour trek back home. (If any of you have any suggestions, throw them at me!) It's the simple things, am I right? Thinking about coming home is a bittersweet sentiment. I miss my family and dog and can't wait to get back on the blog wagon (without having to use a VPN!) but I'm going to miss these kiddos. I'll have some exciting news though, I have a feeling that 2013 is going to be a great year.
xo,
e.m.
Have you ever listened to Of Monsters and Men? I'd think you'd like them. :)
ReplyDeleteOnly that one song that was everywhere for a little while. I'll have to add some of their stuff! Thanks!
DeleteAhhhh, I dont know many people who have heard of Bowerbirds. I am so happy to finally come across someone who has! I would suggest that you listen to Bryan John Appleby. Actually (I think) that the best album is called Fire on the Vine. You will fall in love.
ReplyDeleteLet me know what you think :)
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Just Spotify'd him and what can I say other than "I am in love." Definitely perfect "19-hour-trip-home-while-alone" music! I'll come to you from now on when I need mew music ;)
DeleteI like Birdy, Brooke Fraser, and Phillips Phillips. This is great music, too, thanks for sharing. I love finding new artists to listen to!
ReplyDelete~ Hanna
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Love me some of these guys!
ReplyDeleteMelissa
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