Let’s Talk About: My Terrible Writing

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If you didn’t get it by the title, I hope you now understand this is not a musical post, but rather an apology for any grammatical/writing errors you may encounter. I find that I occasionally get way too excited when I’m talking about music, especially my favorite artists. Music is something I am so incredibly passionate about that I tend to misuse words and mix up sentences. My deepest apologies, I just find myself intoxicated (not literally people) by the music and tend to get a bit carried away. So whoops! Have a fantastic night everyone. I will be catching up on Modern Family, American Horror Story: Coven, Parks and Rec and listening to my records all while reading Where Did You Go, Bernadette? Big night for me, whoop whoop! I promise I don’t always spend my night locked in my cave (room) like this, but I think it’s nice every once in a while. Bye now! 

If you have made it this far down in the post, thank you for actually being slightly interested in my boring night and not exiting out as soon as you read the first sentence. 

Let’s Talk About: Jake Bugg

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Swoon. Jake Bugg, the new and upcoming teen artist from England. His music, especially his hit single Lightning Bolt, sounds like it came directly from the 60’s. I am enthralled. I think his sound is so incredibly cool and fresh. My friend saw Jake Bugg live the other day and said he was a great live performer, however, didn’t really interact with the audience. To me, that is a sign of true musicianship. Something I admire. I am incredibly hopeful for the future of Jake Bugg. With his debut album Jake Bugg and sophomore album Shangri La, Jake Bugg is truly making a name for himself. He is set to play a few big music festivals this summer, which is always helpful in promoting budding musicians careers. What is better than a young indie rocker from England? Nothing. Well, maybe ice cream and Netflix. But other than that, absolutely nothing.