Have a listen to Blue Demons!
Blue Demons
words and music by Timothy Brannigan
Watching old AJR concert is my secret to writing
IM SORRY BUT I GOTTA REBLOG THIS ON MY MAIN............
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*me if i had Boxten and Poppy plushies* v
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(i do this sometimes with actual character emojis on discord but this is not discord sadly q_q )
[PART 1]
Don't blame me if the pronunciation is weird here, I'm bad at English
Pre- Medieval/ Viking/ Celtic Aesthetic Playlist
(Pop Music Edition)
-âAct my ageâ One direction
- âNancy Mulliganâ Ed Sheeran
- âIâm a Messâ Ed Sheeran
- âRunawayâ Ed Sheeran
- âGalaway girlâ Ed Sheeran
- âCastle On The Hillâ Ed Sheeran
- âSomething Wildâ Lindsey Stirling
-âDevilâs Backboneâ The Civil Wars
-âWhere No One Goesâ John Powell
-âSticks and Stonesâ JĂłnsi
-âI livedâ One Republic
- âI see fireâ Ed Sheeran
-âBibia Be Ye Yeâ Ed Sheeran
- âRootsâ Imagine Dragons
-âNaturalâ Imagine Dragons
-âFeel That Fire (feat. Whissel)â Tommee Profitt
(I actually donât know who is the the artist of the last one, but, I know that you can find it on Tommee Profitts YT channel. If you like cinematic music, trust me, youâll love this guy.)
(via One Direction - Drag Me Down)
It's time to talk about Eurovision! The lists have been shaping during the entire spring and I'm ready to talk! Let's do the different genres first. Even though characterized as a pop song contest which it still is Eurovision holds a large range of influences of other genres as well. I always find sending something else than pure pop to Eurovision as a bold move and nevertheless how well they do they develope the event and give courage to those to think outside of the box!
(in alphabetical order)Â
AUSTRALIA / Kate Miller-Heidke / Zero Gravity - Opera /Pop
FINLAND / Darude feat. Sebastian Rejman / Look away - Dance / Pop
HUNGARY / Joci Påpai / Az én apåm - Folk/ pop
ICELAND / Hatari / Hatriö mun sigra - techno/rock
ITALY / Mahmood / Soldi - R&B/pop
POLAND / Tulia / Fire of Love (Pali sie) - Folk / choir
PORTUGAL Conan Osiris / TelemĂłveis - Genreless / mix of everything
Who said that Eurovision is just a pop song contest?Â
HUNGARY - AWS - VislĂĄt NyĂĄr (heavy metal) - Semifinal II
Hungaryâs heavy metal entry is not the one Iâd vote for but Iâm glad theyâre in this year bringing diversity to the competition. Hoping it will do well so it would encourage similar acts coming to ESC in the future. This is how the event will grow.Â
THE NETHERLANDS - WAYLON - Outlaw in âem (country) - Semifinal II
The Netherlandsâ country entry is not bad at all. The song works and heâs got a nice charisma. Itâs not my top favorites but not my lowest of the low either.Â
ESTONIA - ELINA NECHAYEVA - La forza (opera) - Semifinal I
The first time I heard/ saw this I was only blown away with the dress and visual performance. I was impressed by her singing of course but was unable to like it without seeing the performance as well. Now Iâm warming up to the studio version and just listening to it also. This is one of my top favorites this year and what I wouldnât do for Estonia winning the whole damn thing! But Iâm super worried about the news of financial difficulties and bringing the dress to Lisbon. Keeping my fingers and toes crossed so that weâd get to see this in Lisbon as it was in Estonia!Â
SLOVENIA - LEA SIRK - Hvala, ne (rap) - Semifinal II
I donât usually like rap/hip hop but the energy of Slovenian entry just gets me every time! Fine, this is still quite âpoppyâ but it does stand out! I feel like itâs underrated and I hope more people would find it. Sheâs performed well at the pre-parties so expectations are high for her Lisbon performance. Iâm really, really hoping that this would make it to Grand Final!
Another entries which I donât find as traditional pop songs are:Â
BELGIUM - SENNEK - A matter of time (art pop)
ISRAEL - NETTA - Toy (so much personality in this one)Â
Also POLAND - GROMEE FEAT LUKAS MEIJER - Light me up doesnât stand for me as a traditional upbeat pop song. It has some nice dance, elektronic sounds in it.Â
+ several jazzy, soul-spirited entries from LATVIA, AUSTRIA, BULGARIA (see my previous post  about ESC.Â