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1a. Waiting For The Feeling by Bright Light Bright Light (by brightlightx2)
from Make Me Believe In Hope (2012)
In his previous songs I posted, the 80's synthpop influences can be heard.
In this one, early 90's dance influences are clearly present.
Check this artist out:
http://brightlightx2.blogspot.com/
1b. A New Word To Say by Bright Light Bright Light (by brightlightx2) From Make Me Believe In Hope (2012) Sounds like it could’ve been originally done by Howard Jones.
1c. Love Part II by Bright Light Bright Light (by PopjusticeHiFi)
from Make Me Believe In Hope (2012)
This reminds me of New Order and the Pet Shop Boys.
1d. Disco Moment by Bright Light Bright Light (by brightlightx2)
from Make Me Believe In Hope (2012)
This singer is getting branded 'the male Robyn', and justly so, this debut album is full of brilliantly crafted electropop gems. So many, in fact, I couldn't narrow it down to only 1.
2. This Isn’t Everything You Are by Snow Patrol (by SnowPatrolVEVO) from Fallen Empires (2012) I cannot be articulate enough to describe how much I adore Gary Lightbody. This song, this video, this man, just kills me dead.
3. The Last Time by Taylor Swift with Gary Lightbody (of Snow Patrol) (by ManilaStyleAdvocate)
from Red (2012)
To me, this is aSnow Patrol track, the music just screams SP rather than Taylor. I do like Taylor Swift, I just don't think this sounds like 'her'.
The harmonizing is gorgeous.
4b. The Man Who Stole A Leopard by Duran Duran (by nelauren)
also from All You Need Is Now (2010)
This also sounds like it would perfectly belong on their debut album or Rio.
4a. Before the Rain by Duran Duran (by ub40the)
from All You Need Is Now (2010)
I admit, when I got this album I didn't really listen to it all that much. Then I picked up the live album A Diamond In The Mind, and was completely blown away when this song was used as the opening song.
It is a complete return to form for Duran Duran, this could be the sister track to "The Chauffeur."
