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Last month I heard Frank Sinatra’s song Fly Me To The Moon during an elevator ride to the viewing platform of Rotterdam’s Euromast. What a funny choice of a song! I wish you a good start into the fresh week with those mood-lifting and jazzy tunes! Happy listening! And do you know Angelina Jordan’s interpretation …
Today’s song Bus In These Streets by the American musician Thundercat simply convinced me with its distinct vibe and groove. It’s hard to find a genre for Thundercat’s sound – for me it’s located somewhere between funk and soul. I am pretty sure, that we will hear a lot more from this exceptional artist in …
A Song For Tuesday: Bus In These Streets by Thundercat! Weiterlesen »
Rebekka Bakken’s song Same Kind represents just the right mood for those autumnal September days! That’s all for today, enjoy the spicy air outside! Have fun listening! Like always: All credits appear after clicking the links. If you are interested in putting ads on My so-called Luck feel free to email me for details.
While dining with friends, one ingredient that always helps to support an animated atmosphere is a good background soundtrack. What’s the first kind of music that comes into your mind when you think about ‚dinner music‘? For me that’s clearly jazz. The calmer version of it. It’s not too dominating but inspires your mood. Those …
I woke up quite sick this morning :(. Thus, to save my remaining power today only a short and uncomplicated post… Madeleine Peyroux is an US chanson-jazz singer, who was recommended to me by a friend a month ago while we shared together a good bottle of wine. Great tip! Like always: All credits appear …
Music of the 1920s always remembers me of two things: Extremely wild dancing (in one word: Charleston) and the tunes of black and white movies (Have you already seen The Artist? …Again, a point on my to-do list.). International seen, it was the decade of Jazz music including such famous performers like Louis Armstrong or …