#pop noir

[spilladabalia]

Tuxedomoon - In Heaven

[lottalovin]

[nugothrhythms]

“Sanjam,” a Serbian language 2023 single by currently-Berlin, Germany-based darkwave and synthpop act Sixth June

[jamieroxxartist]

Good Morning Social Media! Today’s featured #Spotify #Playlist is: #ElvisCostello; Mei Ling and I feature a new playlist daily. It’s what I have on here in the studio while I Paint and work. You can Listen as well, for FREE, both here at the Link and on the Pop Culture BLOG at my website: www.JamieRoxx.us enjoy :)

🎧 #SpotifyPlaylist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DZ06evO1uOBIf

🎂 Happy Birthday. Today, Aug 14, 1948 – #BruceThomas, English bass player (#ElvisCostelloandtheTheAttractions) and author was born.

Rock #NewWave

🎨 Featured Painting here: A Custom #Commission #Painting I painted a couple of years ago:

‘#XRay #Specs’

PopArt! #Retro #Nostalgia

2018, acrylic and oil blend on canvas, 20"x16" by @ArtistJamieRoxx #JamieRoxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) This Sold Painting is Not Available.

Blog #Art #LifeattheBeach #ArtistsLife #BestFriends #SharPei #Painter #NeoNoir

[dreamy-demons]

《The Void - The Darkness》

[fleshosphere]

I was once a primitive thing I was once tissue and blood

[jamieroxx]

A #Painting I painted a couple of weeks ago: ‘She Was All Business’ #MiamiNoir #PopNoir #Crime #PopArt 2020, acrylic and oil blend on canvas, 20"x16" by @ArtistJamieRoxx #JamieRoxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) This Sold #Painting is no longer Available.

[elocinting]

REVIEW: “Baby Don’t Cry” by Lucinda Belle

Written by: Nicole Ting

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Painting a smoky, jazz noir scene, Lucinda Belle takes your mind to a piano bar in Paris in 1920s with the alluring, smooth lilt of her voice in her newest single “Baby Don’t Cry.” Beginning with a haunting vocal melody over the harp and piano backdrop, she makes you feel like you’re floating along the Seine before descending into a foray of brass and percussion: a madness of jazz beats demanding to be listened to. Belle puts her talent as a classically-trained harpist to good use as she intersperses the entirety of the song with soft harp arpeggios that unexpectedly work –- even later, as subtle yet poignant undercurrents within the upbeat jazz. With an incredibly bold and strong voice, Belle charms and convinces her audience, as she croons about forgetting the sadness that comes with endings.