Can you believe 2016 is over? Let's take a look at some of the best tracks from the year.
Showing posts with label foxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foxes. Show all posts
30/12/2016
Best of 2016: Songs
Labels:
2016,
AlunaGeorge,
bastille,
Bears Den,
best of,
beyoncé,
Broods,
Catfish and The Bottlemen,
Christine and The Queens,
declan mckenna,
Dua Lipa,
foxes,
låpsley,
Matoma,
Shura,
sia,
The XX,
twenty one pilots
05/06/2016
My Monthly Soundtrack 2.0: May
Labels:
Barns Courtney,
Catfish and The Bottlemen,
Dua Lipa,
Emmi,
Fitz and The Tantrums,
foxes,
HONNE,
Izzy Bizu,
Kygo,
MAALA,
Mura Masa,
NAO,
playlist,
Sonny Alven,
soundtrack,
The Hunna
28/02/2016
01/10/2015
My September Soundtrack
I swear, this is a solid choice of songs. Mostly alternative, it's been a 'I swear I'm indie and cool' month. Most of these songs actually remind me of a simpler time, they're quite fun and not too heavy, just easy to listen to and really deserving of some appreciation. Obviously, there are one or two songs on this playlist that are intense compared to the rest (for instance, number 8's chorus makes me want to march around for some reason). These songs are truly brilliant, and I came to listen to some quite late into September but they really dominated my Spotify account since I discovered them.
1. Hurt Me - Låpsley
2. All Clear - Aidan Knight
3. Arcadia - Tiny Folds
4. Better Love - Foxes
with a bit of Dan Smith from Bastille
5. Brazil - Declan McKenna
6. Dream Lover - Destroyer
7. Letter To the Team (After Another Imperfect Season) - Tellison
8. Lights On - XY&O
9. Oh No - Bring Me The Horizon
10. Spring/Sun/Winter/Dread - Everything Everything
Honorary Mentions
All My Love feat. Becky Hill - Watermat
Here For You - Kygo
Bloodsport - Raleigh Ritchie
Sun Is Shining - Axwell^Ingrosso
That's all for now, be sure to check TotallyCulture in the next few days for the start of Halloween month!
Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Totally Culture
01/08/2015
My July Soundtrack
Hello! Happy August! This post is a monthly feature on this blog, where I list 10 songs (and a few honorary ones) that I've been obsessed with the past month. Now that it's August, and the summer is here, I feel like this month is going to be good, I'm seeing a bunch of my friends this month for the last time before they all head off to University and I start my gap year (which so far has consisted of binge watching Arrow, Shrek, Harry Potter and Modern Family). Anyway, let's get started, July was a fairly 'chill' month, with a few parties in between including MY 18TH which was a tonne of fun. The music for July is fairly similar, with a relative 'summer' feel, but a bit more subdued, especially towards the end of July where it's just been raining non-stop.
1.Weathered - Jack Garratt
2. Gold Dust - Galantis
3. Glitterball - Sigma feat. Ella Henderson
4. Delilah - Florence + The Machine
5. Gold - Years & Years
6. Body Talk - Foxes
7. Revolution - Catey Shaw
8. Papercut - Zedd feat. Troye Sivan
9. Hideaway - KYKO
10. Tonight - Chasing Grace
Running Wild - Prides
I Want To Love - Years & Years
Wings (Acoustic) - Birdy
The Hills - The Weeknd
These songs are great, they're either feel good or thought provoking, yet they're both fulfilling at the same time.
See you next time for a Doctor Who post!
BYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
TotallyCulture
These songs are great, they're either feel good or thought provoking, yet they're both fulfilling at the same time.
See you next time for a Doctor Who post!
BYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
TotallyCulture
20/07/2015
MY DREAM MUSICAL COLLABORATIONS
We've experienced many collaborations in musical past and present, from the likes of Charli XCX/Marina and the Diamonds' Just Desserts to Florence + the Machine/Dizzee Rascal's You've Got The Dirtee Love, as well as Elton John/Kiki Dee's Don't Go Breaking My Heart and Diana Ross/Lionel Richie's Endless Love.
Yet, there are some collaborations we still don't have, and well, these next 5 hypothetical collaborations are what I'd like to see, no matter how likely or unlikely they are.
1. Marina and the Diamonds/Florence + the Machine
Florence and Marina are two hard-hitting musicians, and despite their slight difference in genre despite mostly maintaining an 'indie' vibe, I feel their collaboration would lead to great things. Heck, I'd even want a full album from the two together. If you have a quick browse on YouTube, there are many great fan-made 'mashups' of their songs. This is one I've been obsessed with for a while, however it's since been moved onto soundcloud, it works really well and their voices truly compliment each other.
2. James Bay/Ed Sheeran
Just imagine all the soul and sheer emotion coming from a James Bay and Ed Sheeran collab. Oh THE FEELS I CAN'T EVEN. Sorry for going all tumblr fangirl on you, I truly am sorry. Anyway, James' album is probably one of my favourite albums of 2015, Ed Sheeran manages to release a hit after hit. This collaboration would do wonders.
3. Taylor Swift/HAIM
Apparently they're friends? I don't know, they're never seen together at all (sarcasm intended). Imagine a song combining the likes of Taylor Swift's Bad Blood and HAIM's My Song 5, some hardcore rant-pop right there. Heck, I wouldn't mind if they collaborated, with either an intense track like Bad Blood/My Song 5 or perhaps an explosion of pop and disco with Shake It Off/If I Could Change Your Mind, ooh I can see myself dancing already.
4. CHVRCHES/Years & Years
Imagine all that electro pop gold sparkling down onto your ears and BAMN instant fun and instant dancing (what did I just say). Here I imagine a track combining CHVRCHES' The Mother We Share with Years & Years' Shine. Oh how satisfying to imagine. Please, please, please let this happen. Now. I demand it. Give it to me. NOW. But seriously, I could see perhaps a 'VS' collaboration, similar to Bastille VS HAIM's Bite Down. The best of CHVRCHES VS the best of Years & Years. I'm already dancing thinking about it.
5. Foxes/Bastille
Two of my favourites, Foxes, a singer, and Bastille, a band (Dan Smith, the lead singer pictured above), create these songs that are not only fun (for the most part, check out Count The Saints by Foxes and Oblivion by Bastille for some serious stuff) but also genuinely GOOD. It's not often we get music that is both nice to listen to and fun to dance to. Here, I would perhaps imagine a line between Foxes' Glorious and Bastille's Laura Palmer, to make a song that has a huge impact on young people and kind of have those 'hipster' vibes. Foxes also supported Bastille on tour, so you know, it could almost definitely happen.
Anyway. That's all for now. Perhaps another time I will post another set of dream collaborations. Be sure to follow me on BlogLovin', Twitter, like my Facebook page or even subscribe to get email notifications every time I post a new blog post. A new blog post will be going up later in the week, be sure to check it out when it arrives!
TotallyCulture
06/03/2015
MY TOP 10 FEEL GOOD SONGS
I love songs that make me feel upbeat and positive, songs that make me want to travel the world with my friends, songs that make me want to have a picnic, songs that make me want to dance at a party. So, I'm going to tell you my top 10 feel good songs.
DISCLAIMER: Of course THAT song by Pharrell Williams isn't on here. Kill it with fire.
1. On Our Way - The Royal Concept
2. Dreaming - Smallpools
3. Break The Rules - Charli XCX
4. Something Good Can Work - Two Door Cinema Club
5. Falling - HAIM
6. Lifted Up (1985) - Passion Pit
7. Ain't It Fun - Paramore
8. Radioactive - Marina and the Diamonds
TONIGHT I FEEL LIKE NEON GOOOOLLLLLDDDDD
9. On Top Of The World - Imagine Dragons
10. Youth - Foxes
Honorary mentions
Icona Pop - Get Lost
Flor - Get Behind This
Calvin Harris - Summer
The Wombats - Techno Fan
Youngblood Hawke - We Come Running
That's all
Bye for now
Geek Culture and Me
Curtis
"Let us shine for what it's worth"
01/02/2015
Music Videos I Like
Hi there!
Basically, music videos are my life. Not really, but still, they're a huge part. It's great to be able to see a visualisation of music. I don't know what I'm saying. Let's get started! Here are a bunch of music videos I find myself watching more than often.
1. Birdy - Wings
2. Marina and the Diamonds - Radioactive
3. Keaton Henson - You Don't Know How Lucky You Are
This one's a bit strange, because it's just one shot of a woman crying, but the emotion conveyed surpasses a video with tonnes of different scenes and cuts.
4. Porter Robinson - Lionhearted
SO MUCH COLOUR
5. HAIM - Falling
6. Bombay Bicycle Club - Carry Me
7. Zedd ft. Foxes - Clarity
8. Lorde - Yellow Flicker Beat
9. Hurts - Stay
10. Florence + The Machine - Never Let Me Go
11. Sheppard - Geronimo
12. Ellie Goulding - Starry Eyed
Basically, music videos are my life. Not really, but still, they're a huge part. It's great to be able to see a visualisation of music. I don't know what I'm saying. Let's get started! Here are a bunch of music videos I find myself watching more than often.
1. Birdy - Wings
2. Marina and the Diamonds - Radioactive
3. Keaton Henson - You Don't Know How Lucky You Are
4. Porter Robinson - Lionhearted
5. HAIM - Falling
6. Bombay Bicycle Club - Carry Me
7. Zedd ft. Foxes - Clarity
8. Lorde - Yellow Flicker Beat
9. Hurts - Stay
10. Florence + The Machine - Never Let Me Go
11. Sheppard - Geronimo
12. Ellie Goulding - Starry Eyed
13. Bastille - Oblivion
SANSA STARK??????
That's all.
Bye for now.
Geek Culture and Me
Curtis
"keep my eyes above the waves when oceans rise"
Labels:
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bombay bicycle club,
ellie goulding,
florence + the machine,
florence welch,
foxes,
haim,
hurts,
keaton henson,
lorde,
marina and the diamonds,
porter robinson,
sheppard,
zedd
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