songsyouusedtolove:

Day 300.

Blue Sparks by Paper Bird

So good. Thanks to the Max for introducing me to the band. They were on NPR.

(via ghosthands)

Con te partirò sung by Andrea Bocelli, composed by Francesco Sartori and Lucio Quarantotto

Also known as Time to Say Goodbye (the version featuring Sarah Brightman). I’m a pretty emotional person, but I don’t usually show it. This song makes me feel raw though and listening to it I think I could cry at any moment.

(audio via doooditsdj)

hipstertracks:

Grizzly Bear - White Diamonds

spiritvines:

bon iver & st vincent-roslyn

so. filling.

How can they fit this into New Moon? In a movie score, I’d expect this song to be played in a scene that makes me cry.

copycats:

Gives You Hell (acoustic cover mashup) by Jenton
Gives you Hell by All American Rejects + Eh Eh, Nothing Else I Can Say by Lady Gaga + Hot N Cold by Katy Perry
(submitted by Jenton)

Okay, last one.

copycats:

Party & Bullshit In the U.S.A. by Andrew Hathaway
Party and Bullshit by The Notorious B.I.G. + Party In the U.S.A. by Miley Cyrus
(via theduty)

I have much love for this.

copycats:

Paper Planes by The Da Vincis
originally by M.I.A.

Ok, I already know what you’re thinking… another Paper Planes cover? I know… I know. (Hey, at least it isn’t MGMT or Kings of Leon, right?) But this one is really, really great. These three 17 year old kids from Jackson, Mississippi really get music. It’s catchy, it’s pretty funny, and I’m pretty sure you’ll dig it even if you hate the original. By the way, they’re releasing their debut LP, See You Tonight on Tuesday.
—indieandyy

This is really cute and artsy and smiley.

intheeventthat:

Get Over It - Ok Go

You may remember Ok Go as the group with the extremely well-choreographed music video, complete with treadmills, an aluminum-foil backdrop, and four guys who dressed really weird.

In the midst of writing their third album, The Influence of the Blue Ray of the Sunlight and of the Blue Color of the Sky (working title: “of the Blue Color of the Sky”), Ok Go’s fame has dwindled in recent years, but that doesn’t stop one from appreciating their older work.

“Get Over It”, the single from their debut self-titled album, is a blend of Ok Go’s best elements: A catchy stomp/clap hook, energetic and assertive vocals, complete with an outrageously chic video.

Nice!

wakeradio:

volcano choir- still

the new volcano choir came out today.  this particular track plays around a bit with “the woods” from bon iver’s blood bank ep.  i want to go to there.

I need to get this album!