#foreverbe

[orbiplex]

Snow in Super Bowl Sunday. #snowfall #foreverbe #snowfun #winterwhite #thestoryoflanguage (at Mukilteo, Washington) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtcEbuNFHPH/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nd6568ii5t2v

[orbiplex]

Downtown Seattle city lights. #seattle #seattlecitylights #seattleatnight #foreverbe #theheartofseattle (at The Westin Seattle) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtXgtTcFtUY/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=d4szc8edv9by

[orbiplex]

A timeless moment, as if floating, as if dreaming, as if it will forever be. #timelessmoments #timelessstyle #foreverbe #asifdreaming #retrothursday https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsu21Y3FDdt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=igmxsx09ucuo

[antonismastoras]

ForEverBe what I dream what I am what I were For that         fears do your best

Deros

[downside---up]

#MarVieNica #bestfriends #sisters #saranghae #love #foreverbe #wattpad

[charlesbautista]

#bacchusbass jam with @_jamesmicah #ForeverBe #BassCover Bacchus doesn't to be famous to be awesome. :-) thank You for these good tools Lord.

[hmai20109042]

Where do we go? :) #HunHan #EXO #Sehun #Luhan #ForeverBe #SeLu #StayStrong

[threadsmusic-blog]

Kelis - Food

I've always been a fan of American songstress, Kelis. Probably most remembered for her sugary sweet hit, 'Milkshake' taken from her 2003 album, 'Tasty'. Kelis has come a long way since - however, the overt obsession with culinary themes has seen to evade influence on her behalf.  You could easily say that Kelis had started to move in her own direction on her 2010 album 'Flesh Tone', from which 'Acapella' serves as the reigning, and arguably most associated single release. 'Fleshtone' was very much the dance album; electronic drum beats, synth lines and multi tracked vocals inflect singles such as 'Scream'.

'Food' contradicts this, and in an age where 'electronic' is very much in vogue, this is a commendable and brave venture. Never one to follow the crowd, Kelis has always marched to the beat of her own drum, so to speak.

The big draw of 'Food' for me, was the opportunity to hear the signature rasp that has always very much been a defining feature of Kelis' records. 'Food' does not disappoint. 'Jerk Ribs' is a personal favourite of mine - on first listening, this new retro sound of hers is very much apparent, with no electronic techniques in sight. Bold horns, sweeping violins and twanging guitars accompany reflective and pensive songwriting, showcasing Kelis' true artistry: 'He played the notes and keys, He said to look for melody in everything'. The rest of the record also continues this almost motown sound; 'Forever Be' and 'Biscuits n' Gravy' also reflect Kelis' songwriting credentials; again, reflective and searching, teamed with catchy riffs and bold chorus accompaniments. Overall, 'Food' is a wonderfully layered record. Definitely Food for thought.