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Julia, 26, New York. Every day is Treat Yo' Self day.



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herestonow:

R. Kelly joined Phoenix at Coachella to play Ignition (Remix) mashed up with a bit of 1901

This is the best thing that’s ever happened to me. Thank god I stumbled upon this when everyone in nearby cubicles are in a meeting, because I am desk grooving like you wouldn’t believe.


starsandbutterflies:

sorakeem:

Ho Hey (The Lumineers Cover) - Lennon and Maisy

I like this better than the original.  Don’t throw things at me.

There’s something about Lennon and Maisy’s voices that instantly soothes me—it’s like I’m a three-headed dog and they’re a flute. Please put out a CD immediately, little girls, so all my stress can melt away.

(Source: rlyhiptunez)


kateht:

Get The Girl Back (by ITZHANSON)

I’m jamming to this, can’t even lie.

03:26 pm, reblogged from hangingonyourwords by thesignaturething14 notes

voyagekz:

Florence And The Machine - Oh! Darling (Beatles Cover)

01:34 pm, reblogged from viva la cheap thrills by thesignaturething87 notes

suicideblonde:

Dolly Parton - Jolene

suicideblonde:

Dolly Parton - Jolene


Ed Sheeran ft. Passenger - No Diggity(cover)

“this is about as gangster as two folk singers can get”

(Source: edsdick)


southernjourney:

Eartha Kitt - “I Want to Be Evil”

That Bad Eartha  (1953)




goddesspharo:

CLOSER - Tegan and Sara

all you think of lately is getting underneath me
all I dream of lately is how to get you underneath me




Facts:
Taylor Swift is not the only or first songwriter to write about real people and her own experiences. She’s about the billionth.
She has a perfect right to mine her own life for musical inspiration, especially since none of these guys can claim they had no clue they’d be fodder for her next hit single.
Of those 22 breakup songs, 20 of them are awesome jams that are perfect workout or primping-before-a-party music. Do you want me to stop running or getting dressed? Then stop discouraging Taylor Swift from writing breakup jams. 
Buying a house across the street from your 18-year-old boyfriend is just dumb. But if you were 22 and had more money than you could count, would you not do dumb things with it in pursuit of a cute guy? 
Holy Ground better be a single because I freaking love that song.

Facts:

  • Taylor Swift is not the only or first songwriter to write about real people and her own experiences. She’s about the billionth.
  • She has a perfect right to mine her own life for musical inspiration, especially since none of these guys can claim they had no clue they’d be fodder for her next hit single.
  • Of those 22 breakup songs, 20 of them are awesome jams that are perfect workout or primping-before-a-party music. Do you want me to stop running or getting dressed? Then stop discouraging Taylor Swift from writing breakup jams.
  • Buying a house across the street from your 18-year-old boyfriend is just dumb. But if you were 22 and had more money than you could count, would you not do dumb things with it in pursuit of a cute guy? 
  • Holy Ground better be a single because I freaking love that song.

(Source: 1dgirlhelp)

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1. Carly Rae Jepsen, “Call Me Maybe” This is what pop is for, right? A Canadian Idol refugee nobody ever heard of conquers the planet with a diabolically brilliant blast of teen lust. A song that invades your soul. A song you hear everywhere you go. A song that forces you to keep making up new verses just to keep that melody flowing (like Mark E. Smith from The Fall, like Caesar conquering Gaul, “Another Brick In The Wall,” and now you’re in my way) even though you’re only a few minutes away from hearing it again (like Heidi Klum needed Seal, this Captain needs a Tennille, DeBarge sang “Time To Reveal,” and now you’re in my way) because it always ends too soon. This song once made me loiter two hours at an Arby’s in Queens, nursing my curly fries, waiting for it to come on the radio. I could have just plugged in my iPod, but I wanted to hear it blast out loud and light up the room. Where do you think you’re going, baby?

The Top 25 Songs of 2012 | Rob Sheffield | Rolling Stone

Rob Sheffield is the best of all music critics. I love all of this post, but his new verses for “Call Me Maybe” are A+++

(via perpetua)

Props to you, Emily—your Tumblr was the first place I ever heard this song (and I believe you posted the video with the caption “Sorry I’m not sorry”).



i am a tornado, looking for a man to break

Jam.


latenightjimmy:

Jimmy, Mariah Carey and The Roots singing “All I want for Christmas Is You” with classroom musical instruments. Enough said. 

This is SO MUCH BETTER than the Bieber version from last year.

06:50 pm, reblogged from hangingonyourwords by thesignaturething5,069 notes

thedailywhat:

Mashup of the Day: Pop Danthology 2012

I love this shit. The part mashing up We Are Young and Wide Awake is unexpectedly awesome.


empressfalalalala:

Party and Bullshit in the USA — Miley Cyrus vs. Notorious B.I.G.

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amyohconnor:

The Heavy - How You Like Me Now

You did it, America.

Who else stayed up way too late last night and needs a morning pick-me-up?

09:42 am, reblogged from It's A Shame About Amy by thesignaturething60 notes