Note: Don't hit play if you are bothered by bad words, the N-word and sexually explicit lyrics.
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"A little bit of this. A little bit of that. A pot, a pan, a broom, a hat. . ."—Anatevka, "Fiddler on the Roof." This is a blog about everything and nothing. A little parenting, a little humor, some poetry, news, essays, a lot of music. I don't want to waste your time, just send positive vibes into the blogosphere. Oh, yeah, my name is Sarah Torribio. Enough about me, how are you?
Friday, November 4, 2016
Song of the Day: "Soundtrack 2 My Life" by Kid Cudi
Kid Cudi is so very talented. I'm kind of late to get into his music, but songs like "Soundtrack 2 My Life" are straight amazing! Cool and moving.
Note: Don't hit play if you are bothered by bad words, the N-word and sexually explicit lyrics.
Note: Don't hit play if you are bothered by bad words, the N-word and sexually explicit lyrics.
Song of the Day: "Through" by Jimmy Eat World
Jimmy Eat World is such a layered and skillful band. They have brought it again with their new album Integrity Blues. This song is called "Through.
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Song of the Day: "Starwood Chocker" by Bing & Ruth
Here is a drop-dead gorgeous sound bath called "Starwood Choker" by a minimalist ambient music ensemble called Bing & Ruth.
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Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Song of the Day: "Nurse Ratched" by Cherry Glazerr
Trigger warning. If you're like me and don't like violent scenes, I'd say listen to this song and don't watch the vid for "Nurse Ratched." It's probably the middle-age in me—I'm 42 now—but it's too similar to things that have happened in real life for my taste.
Another fabulous song, with a video that's not for everyone, is "Lindisfarne" by James Blake. If spitting, blood and weirdness bugs you, pull up something on the screen where the video is playing, perhaps Pinterest, and prepare for a quietly transformative musical experience.
All that being said, this song is rad.
I'm happy to learn about the band Cherry Glazerr and to know know that the post-millennial riot grrrl movement is alive and well. Rocker chicks make my world. Did I tell you I learned to play guitar by covering songs off Hole's "Live Through This" and that I play a mean bass?
Another fabulous song, with a video that's not for everyone, is "Lindisfarne" by James Blake. If spitting, blood and weirdness bugs you, pull up something on the screen where the video is playing, perhaps Pinterest, and prepare for a quietly transformative musical experience.
All that being said, this song is rad.
I'm happy to learn about the band Cherry Glazerr and to know know that the post-millennial riot grrrl movement is alive and well. Rocker chicks make my world. Did I tell you I learned to play guitar by covering songs off Hole's "Live Through This" and that I play a mean bass?
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Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Song of the Day: "Shake It" by Metro Station
"Shake It" by Metro Station is a fun and hot power pop song by a Los Angeles-based alternative rock band. The chorus features a delightful faux English accent reminiscent of Bloc Party's Kele Okereke.
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