#Peaky blinders music

[snowflakeanimelover]

Songs that i think fits the show Peaky Blinders~

This list consists of these genres: Classic Rock, Dark Country, Country, Rock, Alternative, Hip Hop(if I’m missing any please let me know!)

I have plenty more songs to add if anyone wants em!

Which songs do you think fits each character?

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[borgialucrezia]

peaky blinders — 3x04 created by steven knight

[sl-newsie]

My biggest strength is my biggest curse.

Imagination.

For the rest of my life it will plague me.

Writing stories of passion and romance that will never be real.

Never can be real.

I spin tales of love and in doing so I doom myself for thinking I could ever be the lucky character in my own story.

[dubblebubbleibuprofen]

idk why I keep running back to the most painful ppl I know…

[luluartpop]

Cillian with musical instruments 😁

I had never seen these photos!

[cilldistilled]

cill on “what he has been doing”

[markiafc]

love seeing tommy shelby in the wild

[aphroditeslover11]

Can You Hear The Music?

I apologise for the cheap title grab, but I was out of ideas! Some preferences for how some of the boys would react to having a musician as a partner, I’m a violinist so this is kind of based around my experiences. Anyway, enjoy!!

Warnings: Consumption of alcohol, I didnt proofread this, sorry!

Tommy Shelby:

He would almost certainly be there to support you. The only thing that would stop him would be if there was some really urgent business he needed to attend to. He would be there, probably sat on the front row so that he had the best view of you that he possible could. He’d turn up after the performance and insist on carrying all of your bags for you, case and all, with a bouquet of roses like an absolute sop. He wouldn’t have a musical bone in his body, so the fact that his partner did never ceased to amaze him and would make him the proudest man on earth. He’d always comment on how brave he thought you were, even though he was the one that actually went out fighting in France.

Neil Lewis:

The first time he heard you play was when you were practicing, thinking that you were in the house alone. Since then, he had taken to sending random bits of film music on YouTube your way asking if you could play it. He’d drop anything to come along to your concerts, he’d always be sat there with a stupid smile on his face and he’d tell anyone that was with him that you were his. He’d be your biggest support and would always rave over you once you came off the stage. I feel like he would end up with a tradition of dragging you back to the video-store and making you watch ‘The Red Violin’ or something after, probably with a couple of beers, to celebrate.

Robert Fischer:

If you were with this man then there is no doubt that he would have gifted you an instrument worth many thousands of pounds as soon as he saw that you were serious about your music. There would be a rack of designer black dresses and matching heels in your wardrobe as he would insist that you needed a new one for each concert. On the evening he would definitely be there, he’d send flowers ahead of him and you would have to go through the embarrassment of his driver delivering them to your door. He’d probably sit somewhere random in the middle of the crowd so that he didn’t distract you or take any attention away from you if anyone spotted him - he’d be quite conspicuous in a perfect suit having come straight from work. Afterwards he would insist on celebrating, he’d arrange for a car to take you out and there would be a bottle of Moët and a platter of oysters waiting for when you arrived at the bar.

Oppie:

Performing in front of this man would be absolutely terrifying - he isn’t remotely musical but he listens to a lot of classical so he will know if you go wrong. I see him as that annoying person that likes to sit around and watch you practice and gives you irritating pointers when he thinks you are wrong despite having never picked your instrument up before. Even so, he would still be there whenever he could to watch you in concerts. A lot of his friends were musical so you ended up forming little groups with them, especially his brother Frank who was good enough to be a professional on the flute. It would become a fixture that you would get together for informal concerts at the university and then go back to Robert’s for martinis. He was never one to dish out much praise, but he always made sure that he knew he was proud of you when he saw you after a concert. You’d also find the odd piece of fresh sheet music left on your stand when he found something that he thought you would like to play.

Jim (The Delinquent Season):

He would absolutely adore having a musical partner, he’d probably play a bit of piano and guitar himself. He loved to spend an evening mucking about with some fold music together with a glass of wine. Rather than playing classical music like you were more used to Jim would probably have encouraged you to take up some folk music as you were in Ireland. Once a month or so you would try and make it to a folk evening at a local pub, taking your instruments with you. This was your favourite type of performing - informal and relaxed and surrounded by friends with him by your side.

[jagger-hippie-faithfull]

Sam Claflin’s autograph “Cat - Rock n Roll” on my Daisy Jones & The Six - Aurora CD album, April 2024

[artigas]

some playlists

my no. 1 personality trait is that i love making niche spotify playlists. here are some music for ya’ll to enjoy, i love u 

i write synths, not tragedies (80′s and contemporary synth pop)

songs that inspire inexplicable emotions (for big feelings)

songs that unexpectedly slap (self-explanatory)

twenty-nine (for the proud heartache of reaching the end of your 20′s) 

cheer the folk up! (indie tunes to make you smile)

sapphic (songs for and by queer folks who love girls)

love (songs for when you’re in love but it’s, like, cheesy af)

keep it cool (chill r&b and hip-hop)

spooky season (songs for halloween and general ghoulishness!!)

studying (instrumentals for school & deadlines)

go west with me (country & folk for the gays and the theys)

and also some fandom playlists bc i’m cringe but free

tommy shelby (peaky blinders)

alfie solmons (peaky blinders)

go west with me (mandalorian /dincobb inspired)

richie + eddie (stephen king’s It)

striking the match & everything’s edenic (midnight mass inspired)

[0nyancat0]

Palestine not even tending anymore is insane

People are still dying

Children are still being murdered

[borgialucrezia]

just realized that some people watched the show on netflix and didn't get to enjoy this masterpiece of a scene and dialogues with johnny cash's 'further on up the road' since netflix changed the outro song...sick and twisted

[sl-newsie]

For the sake of everyone can we please have a Funko Pop made for every TV character?

[domhnallgleesonhaven]

The happiest of birthdays to Brian Gleeson, great actor and proud member of the amazing Gleeson family! 🧡🥳

[luluartpop]

Cillian face card😐🎀

[brummiereader]

Every good girl needs a little thug...

After falling into writers block oblivion with the next part of my series "Killing Me Softly, I decided to follow my lovely mutuals words of encouragement and advice and create something different to rest my brain. I've never done anything like this before, but I really enjoyed putting this together for you all. Here it is, a little video I made over the weekend inspired by the song "What it is" by Doechii, with lyrics that I feel are very fitting to our three favourite Shelby men (make sure you turn up the sound!). I will hopefully be posting part eight to "Killing Me Softly" next week, in the meantime, enjoy!

Brummie xxx

*Thank you again to my lovely mutuals words of encouragement ❤️ @call-sign-shark @shelbydelrey @zablife @peakyltd @cillmequick