#blogothèque

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Acoustic live version of A te sola by Daniela Pes for La Blogothèque

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I'm Your Man by Mitski, live for La Blogotheque

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Bon Soir 💙🎙✒️ 🆕️

Grand Corps Malade 🎶 Autoreflet Live Blogothèque

(Reflets)

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Julia Jacklin performing Too In Love To Die on the banks of the Ourcq Canal in Paris - Take Away Show (La Blogothèque)

[mooseyspooky]

I know you primarily post Smiths related content here, but I’m curious if you have a Fontaines album ranking you’d like to share! I get the vibes that Skinty Fia places high for you, but I’m curious to hear what you have to say about their music :-)

Oh gosh, yes I adore Skinty Fia, but Romance truly has blown me away. Nearly every song on it I love and listen to regularly. The only ones I don't listen to are Sundowner and Horseness.

And I feel like a bit of a fake fan saying this, but there's not too many songs on Dogrel and A Hero's Death that really captivated me like Skinty Fia. Maybe I need to spend more time with them?

On Dogrel, I like Big, Liberty Belle, and Boys in a Better Land (who doesn't love that song though, god it's such a banger). On Hero's Death, I only like I Don't Belong, but even then I prefer this version over the one on the album:

I want to like Televised Mind, I really do. There's someone really captivating about it, but even when they played it live in Chicago it just...didn't pull me in.

So I'd say for me it's:

-Skinty Fia

-Romance

-Dogrel

-A Hero's Death

On a related note, I also want to really sit down and listen to Chaos For the Fly. I really like Fairlies (like...I really, really like it), and I really liked this version of Salt Throwers, but I need to actually listen to the whole thing start to finish. Because a lot of the individual songs playing through my Spotify shuffle hasn't made me love it, but I think it might just be I wasn't in the right headspace for it, you know?

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"The Windmills of Your Mind - Reprise by La Blogothèque" by The Libertines https://ift.tt/v1XfopS

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URL Song Tag Game

RULES: Spell your url with song titles and then tag as many people as there are letters in your url

tagged by @boba-t-butch - thanks for the opportunity to inflict my music taste on people!

tagging: feel free to do or not do this

@aliaoftheknives @breenlala @dogwoodbite @eikotheblue @genderhawk @millenniumitem @molecularhomosexual

V - Vagrant Song by Darren Korb

O - Old Friend by Mitski

I - It Takes a Lot to Know a Man by Damien Rice and Cantus Domus (the Blogothèque version)

D - Drogas by Lupe Fiasco

T - True Blue by Boygenius

O - Once In My Life by The Decemberists

N - No Plan by Hozier

E - Ego Death by Polyphia (feat. Steve Vai)

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Paris Is Burning ... Two alternative acoustic versions

St. Vincent - Paris Is Burning | A Take Away Show at La Blogothèque

St. Vincent Paris Is Burning solo acoustic at RkstEurope

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Grand Corps Malade - Autoreflet (Session Live Blogothèque)

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I Have Never Loved Someone by My Brightest Diamond, filmed in Berlin at the MichelBerger Mystery Music Festival, August 2011

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Engasga Gato and Oranian by Metá Metá, a take away show in São Paulo for La Blogothèque

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Maggie Rogers - Begging For Rain (La Blogothèque – Live in Paris / 2022)

[mooseyspooky]

my top 10 songs right now for @lovely-lady-fox and @staticspxcelover (using youtube and Spotify cause I cannot be stopped)

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Julia Logan presents: Forever Changes Around

The new album it's out now !

Sweet song and new album out

Julia Logan's new single 'Forever Changing Around' is released on the same day as her new album 'Faraway Nearby'. Both released on November 1st.

Listen the single in Spotify:

The dreamy folk-pop of Julia Logan exudes a voice at once both comforting and piercing. Channeling the likes of Carole King, Stevie Nicks, Tom Petty, and Sharon Van Etten her voice talks her way through the inner life of her own life and the lives of others in the small community that she grew up in. Accompanied by observant lyrics, bronzed and mellow melodies excellently produced and cowritten by Daniel Bengtson (Studio Rymden, First Aid Kit) soar to hit home the deeper point in songs that honor and long for human connection and respect. It might be their quiet revolt against a world increasingly obsessed with transactional relationships, blow-hard aspirations, and digital ’likes’ rather than a simple ’hello’ on the street. Julia Logan’s debut album, Everly Foreverly, features a duet with Nina Persson (The Cardigans) as well as drummers Kyle Crane (Kurt Vile, Madison Cunningham) and Karl “Hovis” Hovmark (Tove Lo) on separate tracks. Guitarist Peter Morén (Peter Bjorn and John) supports on many of the songs. Keyboardist Sofia Kristensen/Majvi contributes on piano and backup vocals.

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The album earned positive reviews by Swedish media, was nominated for Singer-Songwriter of the year at the Swedish Manifestgalan Awards, and allowed her to open for the likes of Madison Cunningham, Courtney Marie Andrews, Neko Case, Sarah Klang, and Amanda Bergman.

Her follow-up album ’Faraway Nearby,’ produced and co-written by Daniel Bengtson, explores themes of personal fears and changes, isolation, loss, getting older, hope, and finding your place in the world. The album will be released under Magnus Bohman’s label, Dumont Dumont, who helped launch José González career internationally. Released singles ’Mirrors,’ ’Moodswings,’ and ’Top of the World’ have already garnered attention in Stereogum and La Blogothèque, and on the renown LA and Seattle radio stations KCRW and KEXP.

Faraway Nearby it's out now in stores and on music platforms.

Written By: Julia Logan, Daniel Bengtson & Jonathan Milläng Produced By: Daniel Bengtson Recorded At: Studio Rymden Mixed By: Daniel Bengtson & @simonnord Mastered By: @hansolsson_ Photography By: @olofgrind Artwork By: @olofgrind A&R: @magnusbohmans

Musicians: Julia Logan, Daniel Bengtson, Karl Hovis Hovmark (@hovis ) Ola Gustafsson (@minkbandy ) Lois B Jakobson @lois.jakobson ) Kyle Crane (@kylejeffreycrane ) Lars Skoglund (@laaaaaaaaaars ) Klara Keller (@klarakeller ) Daniel Migdal (@daniel.migdal ) Erik Arvinder, Riikka Repo, Kristina Winiarski, Julia Nilsson

Sincere and warm, the dreamy folk-pop of Julia Logan finds her beauty in small moments of human longing — to connect, to love, to understand. With a voice at once both comforting and piercing she seems to be calling for simpler, slower, and more forgiving times in a world that seems to be careening out of order. Growing up on a small Swedish island outside of Stockholm, she got her start singing in a local church choir. After spending a few of her teenage years in southern California, where her mother’s from, she learned the guitar from a local hippie and started writing.  The music heard on Julia Logan’s debut album, Everly Foreverly, was made in close collaboration with First Aid Kit’s producer, Daniel Bengtson. Together with them in the studio, they brought in American drummer Kyle Crane, guitarist Peter Morén, Sofia Kristensen on piano and backup vocals, and a featured duet-cover with Nina Persson. Teaming up again with her producer and co-writer Daniel Bengtson, Julia’s sophomore album explores themes of personal fears and changes, isolation, loss, getting older, hope, and finding your place in the world. The album will be called “Faraway Nearby,” inspired by the painter Georgia O’keeffe. During the writing and recording process, Julia and Daniel took influences from Fleetwood Mac, Midlake, Bruce Springsteen, and Lucio Battisti. Many of the songs were written on piano and acoustic guitar — owing to a sonic mood that evokes feelings of yearning melancholy and hope.

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Blogothèque has done a few take away shows here.

A neat one that starts in a tunnel:

Now abandoned, La Petite Centure is a 19th century railway that loops over 30km around Paris