Youtube duo Pomplamoose recently came out with a new single, entitled "Don't Stop Lovin Me."
The song has been described as "electronicky," which apparently is a combination of atmospheric, electronic, and "other." Alls I know is that it's catchy and dance-able. :)
The lyrics fit the title, which is to be expected.
Here's the music video. It's really cute~
The song is free until July 1st on the band's official website, pomplamoose.com. Go get it! You have till Sunday.
"This music video is the labyrinth of my life." -Katy Perry
Earlier today, Katy Perry released the music video for "Wide Awake."
Ms. Perry stated in an interview that the clip is filled with symbolism involving her life. This includes her rise to fame, personal difficulties, marriage and love, etc. I found the video to be a good mix of fantasy and reality.
Watch it here first!
KP certainly doesn't disappoint when it comes to her music videos. My favorite part of this one is that it's personal to Katy, yet fans can still interpret it to make it personal for themselves. It's another hit, as far as I'm concerned.
What do you think, fellow Katycats?
-Jakey
P.S.- For an interesting analysis of the video, click here.
Zach Knell released his first single a few weeks ago, entitled "Raindrop." It is from his forthcoming debut album. Over a period of about a month, Zach recorded the track at Heftel Studios in Provo.
Lyrically, the song is poignant and sweet. It speaks of yearning to make a difference and never wanting someone to feel alone, suggesting that we all help one another out by loving each other. It also touches upon loving ourselves and that there is a feeling of freedom that can be found therein. Raindrops are a theme that is used metaphorically throughout.
The sound of the song starts out with, quite fittingly, a rainstorm. Piano, guitar, and drums then join into the mix, building layers, but never overpowering Zach's vocals. Speaking of Zach's vocals, they are soft and create a feeling that is quite soothing. The rain continues as the song fades to an end.
I really like this song. It makes me want to curl up with a loved one and drink hot cocoa as we watch the rain pour outside. And this kid has talent- I think he could go far.
This time around, it's Lady Gaga's "Speechless" from 2009.
It's a song that's always been near and dear to my heart. It has power, emotion, and proved Lady Gaga as a legitimate songwriter. Anyway, I hope you like it.
The final chapter of the "Teenage Dream" saga is about to unfold, according to a recent tweet from Katy Perry.
It is a song called "Wide Awake" from her recent "Complete Confection" re-release of her hugely successful sophomore album. I think it's quite fitting that it was released as a single a few weeks ago. The end of this era could not be more fitting- Katy wakes up from her teenage dream.
Two album arts, whaaat??
This electronic, mid-tempo track is obviously about Katy's recent divorce from Russell Brand. Critics have applauded the maturity found within this song. I find it both soothing and exciting at the same time.
A music video is coming soon. Y'all know it'll be here. For now, here's the lyric video.
I kinda like this. It shows how social media savvy she is.
Ooh, and a teaser! June 19th, can't wait.
A fairy tale/storybook theme. How cute. <3 She makes the best music videos.
Along with being a single, WA will be used to promote KP's upcoming concert/documentary film, "Katy Perry: Part of Me" as part of her deal with Pepsi. I find this to be a tad self-promotional, but I guess that's how the music industry works. It's important to keep a good balance of artistry and business sense, I think. KP: Part of Me should be pretty awesome. There'll be a post about it here, of course. :)
Coldplay and Rihanna released a music video for "Princess of China" just the other day. Here it is!
There's not really an overarching plot to it, but it's very artistic. It draws influences from many Asian films, such as "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" with sword fighting, elaborate sets, etc. I also enjoyed Rihanna's interesting arm movements with other arms moving behind her. And she looked great. :)
