Showing posts with label Kaka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kaka. Show all posts

January 9, 2009

From the mailbox...

That old mailbox problem persists, so here are 4 of the better tracks recently found in the mailbox.

+ Murder Mystery – The World
This is another one of those charming indie pop tunes that's absolutely impossible to resist.

+ The Online Romance – Ladybug, Don’t Smile
Dreamy folk-pop tune with lovely harmonies.

+ Kaka – What a Frame
The trumpets probably makes it somewhat cheesy, but quite catchy nonetheless.

+ Hooray For Earth – Take Care
A pop tune created with the one purpose to fill the dancefloor. And nothing wrong with that really!

January 31, 2008

Thursday evening shorties...

Today was my last day at the old job and needless to say I'm really excited about what tomorrow will bring. Expect to hear more (good or bad) in a not so distant future.

Rasmus, who is a member of the "Richard Hawley til Danmark" Facebook group, reviews the Richard Hawley concert at Midem. He ends the review by stating the obvious that he hopes Mr. Hawley will soon cross "The Ocean" to play a concert in Denmark!

Swedish pop band Swedish For Beginners has released a promo video for the track Magical Machines. More info on the lovely video can be found at the YouTube page.


+ Magical Machines (It's been confirmed that this is an older version of the song. The song in the video is a re-recorded version produced by Ollie Olson)

Despotz Records
are about to release the self-titled debut album by Swedish artist Kaka (not THAT footballer/soccer player). First single/promo track The Hotspurs (the less we know the faster we go) was to begin with a bit confusing and perhaps even somewhat irritating (has some novelty sound to it), but after a few listens I got used to it and it turned out to be a really fascinating pop song.
+ The Hotspurs (the less we know the faster we go)