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Animantic: Cleo DeNile XDeuce Gorgon
Getting major Sir Sly/Foster the People vibes from Vilde’s Maintain, and I’m really really digging it.
Stockholm, Sweden -- Last week, Vilde released his new record Study Dance. Take a peep at the album with “Just Visiting”, a dreamy track that has some heavy synths but soft, hazy vocals. The heavy, reverb guitar reminds me of the intro on a Spoon track the quickly turns into this numbing instrumentation, blending in with the overall tone of the song.
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Reading The Life and Work of Martha Graham
I'm reading this book, and I'm reading a specific passage on Martha's composition called "Heretic." I'm really taken by the description of the spiral fall. I found the performance on You Tube. It's so striking to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaoBLxSElJE&feature=share
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Vilde - Stimuli
Elaborating on the themes behind ‘Stimuli, Savage explains: "Stimuli is the materialisation of a slight identity crisis combined with falling into an odd kind of love. It's a real mess, pretty weird, quite honest and fairly loaded. I love how it's such an accurate embodiment of everything I felt at that time. I couldn't make it again. I really wish I could remember how I came up with the time change from verse to chorus."
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Vilde - Maintain
Latest single by the Australia-born, Stockholm based ex-Kins frontman.
“The subject matter of the song is somewhat of a crammed amalgamation of ideas. Part inspired by the film ‘Ace in the Hole’, where a news reporter begins to twist events in a dark way to gain fame through his portrayal of the story. There’s some pretty bleak imagery in the lyrics, yet bits of optimism seep through too, provoking a sense of solitude, release & calm.”
I'm curious. Any of my followers do dance covers? Anybody?
No?