…because I discovered this band well before Facebook did (now +2Million views), and because this song is haunting and provocative. Because William Orbit produces some of the most eclectic and interesting music. And because whenever I hear the song, I am transported far far away. For all those reasons and more, this video is...
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Some movie I saw years ago, the name of which escapes me (no shock there), mentioned the importance of having a theme song. That everyone needs a theme song to get them through the day. I wish I could remember what movie it was, but nevermind, the idea resonated with me. Lately I have...
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Everyone needs to listen to this music. Click here to hear Lal Meri’s “Bad Tbings”. I found them on “Music is Eclectic”, about 2 years ago, and immediately downloaded their CD to itunes. Have been a huge fan ever since. Have even sung the praises of Lal Meri in previous posts. Saw them perform...
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Anyone interested in Cambodia, a groovy and eclectic global sound, and a compelling tale about the melding of two cultures through music should check out “Sleepwalking Through The Mekong”, an engaging and inspiring rockumentary from Cambodian/American band, Dengue Fever. “Sleepwalking Through the Mekong” follows L.A.-based band Dengue Fever as they travel around Cambodia to...
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