Bradley leaves for a week starting today and has left me with a fridge that resembles something of a college frat boy's or Joey Tribbiani's doing.
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It's like an episode of Chopped up in here, what can one make with these basket ingredients: Sriracha, maple syrup, and peanut butter? I would obviously use the eggs for my protein, but would be hurting to come up with something to give my dish that extra textural element and color variety...but I digress....looks like grocery shopping is on my agenda for the evening after I get back from coaching track down in Salem. Will definitely have to keep Jessi's post about meal planning in mind when I head to the store. My life is cool, I know.
Anyways, now that I am officially hungry, here are your weekly tunes.
The Middle East :: Blood
If you actually listen to the lyrics, this song is horribly depressing, covering topics like death and cancer...I have mentioned before here on Tunesday that sad songs are probably my favorite songs. Not that I am a depressing soul, but because I think they tell the best stories and really convey the most believable messages. Blood does just that. (maybe I shouldn't have started the week with this song...shmeh, oh well)
Bon Iver :: Wash {St. South Rexmix}
The female lead in this remix just gives this song that extra layer. Takes it to a new level, I think.
The Strokes :: One Way Trigger
The Strokes can really do no wrong in my eyes. This new tune is quite different than a lot of their previous work, but I am digging it. The falsetto is impressive. Side note: when I was googling falsetto to make sure I was spelling it correctly, this youtube popped up. Let's all learn how to falsetto and then just use it in daily conversation, thoughts?
Miguel :: Tiny Desk Concert {NPR}
I have been a Miguel fan for a little while now. There is something about his sound and voice that is just sexy. I enjoy it.
How To Dress Well :: Running Back
Is this electronic? Is this r&b? I can't really tell, but I love it.
Local Natives :: Heavy Feet
Local Natives has a new album and this is their second single from it. Great stuff on their new album, but still has that classic Local Natives sound. More please!
The Lone Bellow :: Angel From Montgomery
This last one is too cool for YouTube, which, I mean, I get that... there is a lot of dumb stuff on that site like this, but don't let that stop you from giving this song a chance. I mentioned a while back that this group would be a band you should know is 2013, so far they are not disappointing.
Cheers to another day of great music
<3 BB
