Hello beautiful people!
I hope you’re having a rad week, and even if you aren’t, at least there’s music to make you feel better. I thought I’d check in and share what I’ve been listening to:
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Have a listen.
I cannot beliieeevee it’s been three years since I did one of these posts! Looks like I’ve got a bit of catching up to do. If you’re new here, I like to put together compilations of the music I listen to, and share my thoughts about how I found the songs or why I like them so much.
So without further ado, here’s today’s ‘Have A Listen’ post… Continue reading “Have a listen.”
The Banquet: Desmond and the Tutus.
It’s been a minute!
Sorry for what has been the longest ever hiatus from this blog! Over the next few weeks I’ll be doing some throwback posts to update you all on what I’ve been up to. 😊 Today’s post will be the first. Continue reading “The Banquet: Desmond and the Tutus.”
Jeremy Loops: The Golden Waves Tour
Do you ever have one of those pinch-me-I-must-be-dreaming moments in your life that don’t feel real? That was last night for me. Continue reading “Jeremy Loops: The Golden Waves Tour”
For the love of good vibes and good music.
It’s quite easy to fall into the trap of believing that you’ll only pursue a certain career or passion once you’ve reached a particular age, when reality is, if you don’t start now, you quite possibly never will.
At only 17 years old, Celso Fabbri is already making a name for himself on the PE social scene DJing events and sharing his music producing skills. Armed with the special ability to get a crowd in the mood to groove, Celso is definitely one to watch.
Read on to find out more about how Celso’s music-making journey began, how he manages to juggle making music while still being a matric-year high school student, what he likes the most and the least about our city Port Elizabeth, and what his dream collaboration would be… Continue reading “For the love of good vibes and good music.”
2017: My year in pictures
Happy New Year’s Eve!!!!
How are you feeling? I’m scared and excited at the same time – the usual end of year feeeeellls! Continue reading “2017: My year in pictures”
The Music in me.
I love music. I love music with every fiber of my being. And I think almost all of us do, we all have this unique and personal relationship with music. Our music preferences, our music histories, the music we grew up with or were surrounded by and influenced by, are all different.
Some of us are enthusiastic listeners, others are lucky enough to be avid concert-goers, and some are even creators themselves. Either way, all our music stories are so, so important as a whole, not just to the industry itself but to who we are as people, as individuals that could never be replaced. This is my music story:
YouTube videos everyone needs to watch.
I’ll be the first to say that I’m the biggest YouTube enthusiast ever. I mean, how cool is it that we have access to such a wide variety of content for free, for free, people!
There’s a lot of talk about the platform dying, but if you ask me, it’ll live on longer than any of us ever will.
I thought I’d compile a list of my favourite videos/short films/music videos I’ve found on YouTube that everyone just has to watch (like, right now). Continue reading “YouTube videos everyone needs to watch.”
Taking Stock.
I don’t think anyone does these posts anymore, but I still find them so interesting, and fun to look back on ☺ So here’s another Taking Stock!
Making: Tonnes and tonnes of lists
Cooking: Nothing new.
Drinking: Not enough liquids to properly sustain a human being tbh.
Reading: On Beauty by Zadie Smith
Wanting: Summer break to come faster so that there’s more time to sleep, explore, go to the beach, read, blog, LIVE.
Looking: For more authentic accounts to follow on the ‘gram.
Playing: These tunes… Chateau by Angus & Julia Stone Continue reading “Taking Stock.”
Grahamstown.
Hellooo there! 🙂
As it has been quite a while, a quick life update! I’ve been on holiday for the past two weeks after the end of exams (the year is halfway through, thank you Jesus!!). It’s been so, so nice to finally have the freedom to just do whatever and not feel guilty about it. One of the things I’ve gotten up to, was this. Continue reading “Grahamstown.”
Christina Thandi 