#Musique

[spacecovvgirl]

[kafkasapartment]

Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles & King Curtis, Fillmore West, 1971. Jim Marshall.

[myelicia]

"Lonely Serenade" Inge Schuster

[webdiggerxxx]

꧁★꧂

[vinylespassion]

Joan Jett, 1976

[feratuxx]

💚🔥

[lasaraconor]

[spritecranverry]

Was threatened by mutual at gunpoint to repost this here in light of recent events ☝🏾🤓 (blurb underneath the cut):

Excerpt:

Kendrick, though I have my many critiques of him, has brought a lot of questions about blackness and its relationship to pop culture back to the forefront of my mind: What does it mean, to be perpetually observed? To be constantly putting on a show that you didn't sign up for but are aware of all the same? To not be able to do anything about it? I really do wonder how this guy must feel watching videos of crowds full of non-black party-goers chanting “THEY NOT LIKE US!” while none of the “us” in question are present.

A weird thing happens, then. What does “us” mean when it reaches other places?

Does “Not Like Us” mean “us, the fanbase who has won the beef by proxy even though we didn't do anything”? Does it mean “us, the ones who never liked Drake in the first place”? Or “us, the cool people who are cool because we so happen to be listening to this very popular song at the moment”?

[fidjiefidjie]

Stressed ? 🕺💃 Alors on danse !

👋 Bel après-midi

[almanaquecaleidoscopico]

Françoise Hardy e Salvador Dali (1968).

[kafkasapartment]

Music - That Lordly Power, 1993. Gordon Parks, 1912-2006. Gelatin silver.

[famousfishathletecookie]

Flamenco...

[gloriousfartcupcake]

Glory Glory Alleluia

Nicole Martin

Noël &Christmas

[pop-art-sixties-seventies]

George Duke