Jun 29, 2020
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김아일 (Isle Qim) - 슈슈슈 (ShuShuShu) MV
Autumn Study Playlist
Time and Fallen Leaves - Akdong Musician
Mountain Laurels - Rouge Valley
From the dining table - Harry Styles
Sweet creature - Harry styles
Ghost - Sky Ferreira
Hey, I won't break your heart - Corinne Bailey Rae
Like my father - Crush
Fall - Crush
On your collarbone - Jordan Klassen
Heart - iu
The lullaby - Roy Kim
Enjoy the view - David Choi
Being an adult - Kim Na Young
I love you - Tim
Hyukoh - Panda Bear.
Yes. I guess I slowly disappear. Bye
Make Out with Ohhyuk~
Casual, yet beautiful. The kind of sleepy, sloppy, lazy kisses that take your breath away. Nicotine filling your lungs and your mind slightly buzzed, records off in the background, laying on the ground with a lot of pillows.
Song-
Is There Someone Who Can Watch You- The 1975
(Photos not mine)
(LoRains)
Casker (캐스커) - 그 눈, 눈빛
Blues from Busan: Korean Band 'The Cowchips' Bring Fresh Energy to a Classic Style
Busan, Korea seems to be have to an active underground rock scene from what I've been seeing, and is home to at least a few bands playing British-inspired rock with a swagger and rawness that is not seen amongst the more popular Korean bands, who tend to play softer, more indie-rock style tunes.The Cowchips are unique even amongst the Busan scene though, and I've become a huge fan of their old-school American blues rock sound. So far they've released one album in 2016 called Return Home (귀가) and a bunch of singles throughout the years. I recommend starting with the album, which is kicked off by the fun and energetic 'Get up your mind.' Vocalist Choi Se-ryun (최세련) belts powerfully over bluesy guitar licks with plenty of groove, and finishes off the song with a laugh. The album also includes some more laid back tracks, like the title track, which contains a tasteful and melodic guitar solo that has become one of the highlights of the album for me. I recommend checking out all of their singles as well - I like them all, but lately I've been listening a lot to 'Paradise' and 'Highway Blues' which were included as part of compilation albums. 'Highway Blues' in particular can be tricky to find on Spotify as it's under the artist name 'Cow Chips' instead of 'The Cowchips' but it can also be found by searching for the compilation album 'Dong Baek Rock Won Compilation' from 2013
See more on my blog linked above
