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10/24/2015

SOUNDS GOOD FEELS GOOD

Sounds good. Feels better. The new 5SOS album is pure gold. Granted, I am a little bias because I am a huge fan of the group, but I am not the only one praising the work produced by these fine young lads and a few of their friends and idols. Many people admire the fact that, yes, the album is a little "soft" for being considered punk, but they are still able to channel that genre clearly in certain songs and with certain lyrics. While doing this, they also managed to gear all of their songs towards their audience lyrical wise. The band is well aware of the struggles that their fans go through and who is in their fan base age wise. They did a great job making the album appropriate for them while still making it enjoyable for those that don't exactly fit in to the group.
I'm not going to take a huge musical stance on the album. They showed off their instrumental talent by crushing guitar solos and mastering difficult, yet catchy riffs. Don't even get me started on the imperfectly perfect vocals provided by every member of the band. My judgement is a lot more based on the meaning behind it all. Every single song on that album has a meaning in it that is clear to find. The title of the album fits it very VERY well. You definitely feel something after listening to it. If you can't catch the overall meaning of it or the messages in the songs, then it's time to exit their fandom.
This album has a lot of meaning to the four Aussies. It's literally their life. You can hear the emotions they were feeling when they wrote the songs through the vocals. Every song tells a story of some kind. You just have to listen and find it. Some of them are more clear than others. "Broken Home" was a major shout out from drummer Ashton Irwin. Fans caught on to this immediately after the album was released and got the song title trending on Twitter. Invisible easily puts the focus on feeling like you don't belong and don't really matter to the world, but at the same time it delivers the message that you've got to stay positive. The longest song on the album "Outer Space/Carry On" is basically about the same thing, but it focuses more on the message of carrying on.
It's obvious to me that this album was also meant to start a movement within their fandom. They've got to start somewhere, right? They were able to rally their fans in to the New Broken Scene before the record was released. Then in the first single "She's Kinda Hot", they delivered the explanation for The New Broken Scene. "They say we're losers and we're alright with that. We are the leaders of the not coming backs." "Hey Everybody" is an uplifting song that screams at you to realize that you don't have to live your life the way people want you to. "Hey everybody, we don't have to live this way." My favorite? "Permanent Vacation". This is the first song that comes to my head when I think about this movement that the band is starting. Every verse in that song is a diss towards the way we live. The end verses Michael sings, "Congratulations, your imitations are taking over the radio stations. Corporations, calculations. We're the voice of the new generation." A bold statement for the band, but needless to say, a very true one. This song is the anthem for The New Broken Scene. (In my opinion anyways.)
Okay, this has gotten lengthy enough. Bottom line is that this album means a lot to me and the boys themselves. If you're in to the whole lyrical meaning things, you'll love this. If you like punk-pop, then you'll find something to love on here. More of the "She Looks So Perfect" type? No problem. You can probably find your new favorite song on here. Sounds Good Feels isn't the best album, but it's pretty damn amazing. They are progressing greatly as a band. I can't wait for their third album!



10/20/2015

Inside Out

Not many people know the name David Scarezone, but I believe that they should. This multi-talented 19 year old just released his first EP and it's close to perfection. I love David! David was born in the Chicagoland area on February 7, 1996. He started performing at the age of 9 with a group called MWAH! MWAH stands for Messages Which Are Hopeful. The group toured through the U.S. spreading positive messages about teen issues. When David turned 13 he focused more on dance and musical theatre. He began traveling between L.A. and Chicago for training and auditions. Eventually, David just moved to L.A. where he is currently residing.
David is first on the left
David got his first big break when he nailed his audition for IM5. He became an official member of then boy band in May of 2014. He didn't stick with the band too long though. On October 20th, 2014 he left the group to pursue a solo career consisting of many different things. David is an amazing dancer and choreographer, so he started dabbling in that. Of course he has the voice of an angel. He is honing in on his acting skills and already has a great modeling portfolio. David is currently working along side some of my favorite people to exist in the universe: Keaton Stromberg, Tyler Case, and Spencer Sutherland.
David's first single "Ex-Men" was released on March 13, 2015. It was produced by Keaton. His second single "Sometimes" was released on June 23, 2015. The video features a whole lot of his buddies Tyler and Keaton along with Spencer Sutherland as Mr. Steal Your Girl. His EP Inside out was released today, October 20th. The EP consists of 5 new songs. 1) Before You Go... 2) True Colors... 3) Believe in Love... 4) Sticks and Stones... 5) Eternity. The album has a different sound to it. It consists of techno beats and catchy pop lyrics. In my opinion it's very different then his other two singles, but there is still a similarity between all of his songs. In my opinion that's a unique trait in music.
My favorite song off the EP at the moment is "Eternity". Take a listen and find your own favorite! David is an amazing artist. I am so proud of him! I can't wait to see how far he takes his career. More people should come along for the ride :)











8/05/2015

Calibraska

"Hey it's that guy! Aren't you from vine?"
"Hell nah, I'm from Nebraska get your facts in line."
Two dudes with the same name came from Nebraska and are now killing it in LA. Jack and Jack are two teens from Nebraska, as I just said. Yes, they are well known from their Vines. They broke out in the music world in 2013-2014. They bring a whole new ingredient to pop and hip/hop music. The two of them have managed to mix the two genres perfectly! Don't believe me, check out their EP along with all of their other singles! I've touched on them before, but if you don't know who they are keep reading! :)
Jack Johnson
Jack Johnson is the smaller of the Jacks with blonde hair. He is also known as the rapper of the group. A lot of people say that white boys can't rap. They obviously haven't heard Johnson. He spits fire! Honestly, I think that he raps faster than a lot of the rappers that are all over the airways now. However, that's not a very popular opinion, so I better watch myself. Many people say that they speed up the verses. They can't exactly do that live and Johnson still kills it every time.
Jack Gilinsky
Jack Gilinsky is the other Jack in the duo. My Lord is he a looker! Both of them are pretty fine, but DAMN! Gilinsky isn't much of a rapper. He's a lot better with the actual singing parts of their music. He harmonizes well with Johnson and is a master with echoes. He vocally dominates most of the choruses. Gilinsky has a wide vocal range which is impressive for someone his age and his build.
Calibraska is a perfect example of who they are as artists and what their story is. The first track in California, which is about them moving from Nebraska to California to follow their dreams and that they're never going home. Shallow Love doesn't need much explaining. The title itself does that. The third track on the EP is How We Livin' and basically describes how they are living their life now. The fourth and final track on their EP is Wrong One. Personally it's my favorite, right next to California that is. The last track is pretty chill and is a story about falling in love with the wrong person and how that can fuck with your life and emotions. My opinion on the EP is that it is fricking awesome and deserves a shit ton of credit.
Both of them are very talented vocalists and lyricist. On top of that, they also have great senses of humor. That's actually how they got started--by posting humorous videos on Vine. Oh yeah, I almost forgot to mention that they dabble in dancing. Bottom line is that these guys are talented weather you like them or not. I don't see how anyone can hate them when they're both so kind and down to earth. Their songs are always personal to them and are written from their own pasts and stories. They use it to help and encourage their fans. Not many artists do that now-a-days. So mad respect for that.
Today, Johnson actually spoke up about that. He said that he realizes their music isn't strictly rap/hip or pop, but more of a mix and that they're influences by a lot of different artists as well as themselves. He says that they write music for themselves and for their fans. He has a love for lyricism and Jack & Jack are going to keep progressing in the music industry because it's one of their true passions. They're going to keep doing what they love whether "you rock with it or not. End of story". -Jack J.




6/06/2015

Are You Ready?

"I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready..." The ever so familiar sound of Spongebob flooded the air waves. But why? AJR decided to take a chance and mix that annoying, but catchy, Spongebob Squarepants sample with their own music to create the hit song titled "I'm Ready". It's the one that took the world by storm and turned the attention of the music world on them. They followed up their first single with another hit called "Infinity", which just so happens to be my favorite. They have also produced one full-length album titled "Living Room" along with several EPs.
It seems like these three brothers are on to something with their different and unique sound. It has been described as 'eclectic', which means deriving ideas, styles, and/or taste from a wide and diverse range of sources. Digging deeper in to their musical style you can tell that they have influence from many different genres including: pop, foo-wop, electronic, and dub step. They have said that their musical influences as far as bands go range from The Beach Boys to Vampire Weekend and Fun. I find that interesting and pretty cool for some odd reason.
AJR is composed of three brothers: Adam (24), Jack (17), and Ryan (21). Hopefully you can see where they got their band name from now. They started the band of brothers in 2006, so they're not exactly new to the music industry. They are simply just getting the attention now that they so rightly deserve. They started out as most bands doing, busking and doing covers of popular songs and posting them on Youtube. Since then they have performed on Good Day New York, Live with Kelly and Michael, and VH1's Big Morning Buzz. Both of their singles have been on Sirius XM radios hit stations and placed in their countdowns a number of times.
Other than the fact that these three are brothers and their sound is a little different, what makes this band so special? Well, for starters they are a completely do it yourself band. They write, record, produce, and mix all of their own stuff in their living room. I'm guessing that's where they got the title for their first album. Adam plays bass guitar and sings. Ryan plays the ukulele, keyboard, and vocals. He also does a lot of the producing. He has written and produced two songs with Andy Grammar. The youngest of the three, Jack, seems to be the most well-rounded when it comes to instruments. He plays guitar, melodica, ukulele, percussion, and the sample machine. On top of all of that, they all like to dabble in the making of their music videos. Apparently a majority of their music video for "Infinity" was directed and produced by the brothers.
These three have an endless amount of talent. It makes me so happy to see that the music world is actually recognizing somebody that is doing something different. They aren't following the crowd in any way, shape or form. Their songs aren't about drugs and partying. They don't do everything in a professional studio and have other people do all the hard work for them. They do everything themselves. I actually think that's something that not a whole lot of people know. They're not made of the same material as every other performer and artist. They're different. And I like it. Judging by their fast growing success, a lot of other people do too.

5/30/2015

Hollywood Ending

Recently I've had a lot of sad songs on repeat, but after this album was released I had to switch it up. Hollywood Ending released their first full length, self-titled album. The album is roughly 38 minutes long with 10 amazing songs! If you're looking for something to play as loud as possible and lose control, this is the perfect album. Every song makes you want to get up and move, just rock out along with them. Most of the songs are upbeat, except for one. Every album needs that slower ballad though, right? 
They start out with a catchy song titled "Zero Gravity". It's fun, upbeat, and about heartbreak. They put a fun spin on it and compare it to being out in zero gravity, hence the song title. I believe that this track shows their creativity. It's a great example of the type of music they like to produce and gives you an example of what the rest of the album will sound like, which makes it the perfect opening track. 
The second song on the album is "Breakthrough". It's one of my favorite tracks. Once again, this is upbeat and a prime example of the type of band they are. It's one of the second longest songs on the album, but I'm alright with that because I love, love, love it! The song is about trying to get a girl that's with the wrong guy. The right one is obviously them and they give plenty of reasons why. 
"Courtney Love" is the third song on the album. It's my favorite song because it's fast, fun, and relatable. The first time I heard it, I couldn't wipe the smile off of my face! They showed a lot of personality in this song, which might by why I like it so much. When I say it's relatable, I don't mean in the normal way that song are relatable, like with feelings and what not. It's relatable because it describes a living with bad luck, which is my life! I almost forgot to mention the echoes in the back which are absolutely hilarious.
"Love You Now" has a slightly different sound than the first few. It just shows how flexible they are when it comes to their music. They don't stray far from who they are though. It still has that Hollywood Ending sound that a lot of people are discovering and becoming obsessed with. At this point in my life, I really relate to this song with what I'm going through. I have it on repeat with my other sad songs, but I'm at least able to jam out to this one like a mad women! 
Cameron, Chris, Tyler, Danny
"Perfect" is the song that they released a lyric video for in order to promote the album. It's like the single. I'm in love with this song to. I wish more artists wrote songs similar to this. A lot of songs are about how people look, but they're not like this one. The message is different in a way. You'll have to listen to understand. 
The 6th song on the album is "Fade to Blue". It's the favorite track for band member Dan Geraghty. This one also has a pretty different sound compare to the rest of the tracks on the album. It's not slow, but it's more of a chill song. You can still totally jam out to it, just not as hard core as the others. This song is yet another one that I can easily relate to relationship wise, which is probably why I love it so much. 
"Come on Come on" is the seventh track. To me it's definitely one of the jamming. It's something that I would play when I need to burn off some energy. The sound is similar to All Time Low. If you're a fan of ATL, you'll most likely enjoy this song.
I mentioned before that there was one slow song on this album. That would be this one. "Ghost" is considered the ballad of the album. I'm in love with this song. The first time I heard it, I was honestly shocked by the lyrics. They are deep and meaningful when you really listen to it. Some of it seems pretty simple, but if you look at the deeper meaning, it makes it so much better. This is just another song that shows how versatile they can be with their music and their lyrics. I love it soooo much. It's also the longest song the album. 
"Hypnotized" is their hard core rock song in my opinion. It has kind of a old school vocal sound to it in some parts, which makes it interesting to listen to. It's not hard to figure out what the song is about after listening to the first few seconds of it. It's a different kind of love song if you know what I mean. Every album needs one of those songs though too. It's still extremely fun! 
Always having fun and being themselves = Major brownie points
The last song on the album is the perfect song to close with if you ask me. Their is a tempo change that took me by surprise, so it will most likely take others by surprise too because of it's placement. The lyrics in this song are pretty blunt, which I like. It's a realistic break-up song. When you think about it, there's not that many of them out there. 
If you don't know who Hollywood Ending is, you definitely should go look them up. They have plenty of music out. You're bound to find something that you like by them. They started out on Disney's Next Big Thing, but they have evolved so much from them. They are an awesome, young band. I always think it's amazing when people my age are out doing stuff like this. They're aren't the most well-known band on the planet. I think they need some more recognition. They truly are amazing and deserve all the love they can get. They're true musicians and amazing people.


4/04/2015

The Next Big Duo

Josh Devine... Drummer for One Direction 
Ollie Green...Upcoming musician 

What happens when you put the two of them together? You get one of the best duos ever! I'm am so in love with these too! They are both extremely talented on their own, but when you put them together, the results are astounding! So far the two of them have released 2 singles: Fight For You and Here to Stay. Both songs have been a huge success on the music charts. They have gotten loads of shares on the Internet thanks to the One Direction fans and music lovers everywhere. These two artists deserve to be played on the radio so that the rest of the world know what they're capable of. The two of them are continuing to work on music together. I can't really blame them either. They have been such a hit in the music world. I honestly think if they get the right amount of publicity that these two could go the distance.
Josh Devine is the loved drummer in One Direction. He's been there since the beginning. What most people didn't realize was that Josh was more than a pretty face and a drummer. He has an amazing voice! I hate to say this, but he could be the new fifth member in One Direction! Not only that, but he is also a talented song writer. He can play the guitar along with the drums. He's just a well-rounded musician who deserves to be where he's at in life. He has the most vocals in his latest release with Ollie, "Here to Stay". It's a song with a bit of a rock edge and sick vocal provided by the one and only Josh Devine.
Ollie Green is an upcoming British musician. He is a singer/songwriter that not all to many people have heard of until he linked up with Josh. I couldn't be happier that these two came together! Ollie has a strong talent when it comes to producing and writing music. It's a hard thing to master. This kid has done it if you ask me. There aren't many people that can come up with the things that Ollie does. The stuff he's putting out isn't the same shit that you hear on the radio. He's following his own path working on his own music. That's the best thing he can do. If he wasn't doing that, we wouldn't be blessed with the two amazing songs he worked on with Josh. "Fight for You" was their debut song together and it left people in shock. Not only did the world discover that Josh was more than a drummer, but they were introduced to the talented Ollie Green. The song is a nice ballad that you can sit back and relax to. It also has more of a rock-ish edge to it.
These two songs are absolutely amazing! I love, love, love them! I literally can't wait to hear the other things that they have been working on. I believe that the two of them have enough talent and a large enough following to put together a successful album. I'm praying that that day will come. Whenever Josh gets a day off, he usually spends it with Ollie working on some new music. The two of them are working extremely hard to put together music that is different and people will love. They have a bright future as a duo!


3/09/2015

Let The Road- Rixton

Rixton is one of the rising stars of 2015. In my opinion anyways. I'm in love with their new album 'Let The Road'. Every song delivers something different and shows off all of their talent. This much anticipated album was worth the wait! 
Track 1: Let The Road
The opening and title track, Let The Road, is done Acappella style.You are truly able to hear the talent the four musicians have to offer. Towards the end of the track they surprise you by adding some instrument, but they still sing Acappella syle. It's something that not many people have done before. The last band I can remember doing something like that was Nsync and that's been a while ago. Major props to them for this wonderful track! It was a great way to open the album. 
Track 2: Wait On Me
Wait On Me is a song that shows you how different they can be. It has a totally different sound than the first track on the list. It makes you want to listen to the album even more. Wait On Me was also their second single from the album. It did almost as well as Me and My Broken Heart. Once again, this song shows you how talented they are. It allows them to show you the variety of music they are able to perform. They pull of this sound so well. It's a Rixton original! 
Track 3: Appreciated 
This track begins with a soothing guitar accompanied by whistling. It's an interesting way to start a track. It caught my interest because of that. What I really like about this song, isn't necessarily the music, but the lyrics themselves. The song is about the one they love always being there for them and they appreciate them. Not many songs are out there like this one. This song also shows off how good they are when it comes to harmonizing and using their instruments to emphasize what they are singing. It's a great song to just sit back, listen, and relax to. 
Track 4: Beautiful Excuses 
This song is one of my favorites from the album. It is similar to Appreciated music wise except it relies more on guitar and piano. It's a slow song, so it's nice to relax to. If you listen to it though, it really pulls at your heart strings. "What makes an angel fall in love? What makes a good man turn and run? How do you know if she's the one?" Those are my favorite lyrics from the song. The ones that follow only make the song stronger and more emotional than it already is. This band has a serious talent when it comes to song writing. Everything is so different and original. I love everything about this song. This song is one of the highlights of the album. Good luck getting it out of your head! Not many slow songs have the power to be as catchy as this one! Amazing vocals as well on this track, especially towards the end. 
Track 5: Me and My Broken Heart No review is needed for this song! Everybody knows it! 
Track 6: Hotel Ceiling Check out the review I did for this song earlier this year! LOVE IT! So emotional and overall just amazing! One of my favorite songs of all time.  
Track 7: I Like Girls 
When it comes to this song, it is completely different than any other song they have done. I think that's why I like it so much. When it starts playing, you're actually kind of surprised that it came from Rixton. It is very laid back and will definitely put a smile on your face. It's going to be on my playlist for the summer because it has a beachy vibe. This is one of the songs that shows you how much variety they are capable of doing. Just like I've said a thousand times before, it's very original. I mean, they put jingle bells in this song! It only added to the overall enjoyment of the song though. Excellent song for their debut album! It's the fun, silly, song that every album needs to have. 
Track 8: Speakerphone
This song starts out with strong harmonization from the band belting out the chorus, not instrument added. They are showing off their talent within the first 10 seconds of this song. This one changes speeds as it goes. I love that when it comes to a song. The verses are slower, not slow, but slower. The chorus picks up and will have you dancing around your house singing the lyrics out loud with them. There a quite a few high notes hit in this song that I find to be very impressive. They highlight them usually with a cymbal shot here and there. This song also does a great job at emphasizing things with their instruments. One of my favorite songs from the album because of they way it's structured and the overall vibe from the song! 
Track 9: We All Want The Same Thing
This song is very surprising coming from Rixton and I love it! This is the most sexual song from the album. Once again, every album needs a song like that, right? This one if perfect for it. The entire song is sung in high notes. The beat is very catchy. It's more computerized than other songs on the album, but it still shows off the immense amount of talent the band has. It was one of the first songs available for download before the album was released, I was sketchy about it at first, but after listening to the full song, I began to appreciate it for what it was and I ended up falling in love with it. You can sing to it. Dance to it, and just have an all-around good time. Good luck trying to match the notes though! 
Track 10: Whole 
Whole is similar to let the road. It starts out Acappella style. The piano is thrown in there after the first couple of seconds. The versus are very slow and have very little instrumentation. The closer you get the verse, the more instruments there are. The verse mainly consists of just the words "make them whole", but it's so amazing how they are able to pull it off by singing it in different keys, different lengths, and using that Acappella style that you don't hear very often. The second verse consists of a lot of repeating after each other. Usually I'm not a fan of that, but they did such a good job with it and matched each other so well that it sounded like one huge voice instead of three or four. This is another ballad for the album. It's not my favorite song, but the album wouldn't be the same without it. They just have sooo much talent! 
Track 11: Make Out
This.,. This here is my favorite song from the entire album. This song has been out for over a year, but it hasn't been available on iTunes. However, the music video has been. The music video is a whole other story. I strongly suggest you watch it if you're looking for a laugh. This is the party song of the album. Can't you tell by it's title? They put a romantic twist to it, which I find very interesting. Yes, they are saying 'Let's make out', but they're also encouraging you to go out there and find the one you love! It shows how much fun they can have. I would love to see this song performed live. I don't know what else to say about this song other than it leaves me speechless because I love it so, so much! Good luck getting this song out of your head. One listen and your stuck with it for a week! (Excellent layering at the end of the track btw)



  

3/08/2015

Talking About

What everyone talking about? Isn't the answer obvious? Conor Maynard is stepping back out in to the music industry with his new amazing single "Talking About". It hasn't even been out for a week yet and its caught the attention of thousands of people. It's his first single in some time. The wait was worth it. I'm absolutely in love with this song! Sadly, it's not available in the U.S. iTunes store yet. However, it is up for pre-order. I've been having to settle for racking up the video's views on YouTube.
The song is extremely catchy. I suggest you listen with caution. The second you listen to it, it will be stuck in your head for days on end. I'm not complaining though because it's such a great song! It has the typical Conor Maynard style. The beat is easy to move to. It's definitely a song that will be played in clubs! It has similar sound to his previous songs, but it's not as computerized as many of them. There is a range of sounds the meld perfectly together to create the catchiest song of the year so far.
If people recognized this song and the artist, Conor would have so much more fame than he already does. It's just that nobody appreciates music unless it comes from a big name. Honestly, I think his song is ten times better than anything Taylor Swift will put out or Rihanna who just released that song "Fourfive Seconds" or whatever it's called. The only reason their songs are so popular even if they are crap is because they created a name for themselves. It's time to start recognizing artists like Conor. He is using everything that is being used in today's popular music. It's got bass, catchy lyrics, easy to remember, fast-paced, and it uses computerized instruments. I feel like this song could be Conor's big hit to launch his career again.
 "Talking About" is easily one of my favorite songs of the year so far and I think it will stay highly ranked in my book. I'm not usually in to this kind of music, but there is something about Conor that makes me love, love, love his music. I don't know if it's because of the type of person he and his personality or if his music is just different and draw me in. As I'm typing this, I'm realizing that it's both. Conor has an amazing personality! I've discovered that by watching him appear on YouTube videos and by watching the videos he post on social media or videos other have posted with him. His music is different than a lot of the things that we hear on the radio. Sure, it has a similar sound, but the thing is that he hasn't changed his sound. He started with it and he has continued with it. He didn't change to fit in with the time just to get a number one single. I don't think he ever will. That makes him more likable for me.
Not only that, but I know Conor is capable of doing things other than the type of music he releases. He displays his talent on his YouTube channel by posting covers of songs. One of his most recent ones was a cover of "Waves". Personally I liked his cover more than the actual song because it was more raw. Conor has an immense amount of talent. This will be the song that people will hear and recognize him for what he is. An immensely talented artist who has worked his ass off to get where he is at.

1/25/2015

Somethings Gotta Give- All Time Low

AHHH This song! I can't get enough of it! I don't know what it is about this song that got me hooked! To the All Time Low fans though, this song is considered controversial because it's too close to pop. A lot of people are claiming that they are moving away from pop-punk and only focusing on pop. I disagree with that statement. Sure, there are pop elements in the song, but the song is nowhere near being the same kind of pop music you hear on the radio all the time. The main focus of the music is still guitars and drums rather than any sound made in a booth. Not to mention they threw in that amazing scream at the end. To me they are the same All Time Low that wrote songs like Coffee House Soundtrack.
Yes, this sound is different than many of their other first songs on earlier albums, but what do you expect? All artists grow and develop. ATL is no exception to this. All of our favorite artists have grown and changed in some way. I mean, hello, Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber are prime examples of this. If you're a fan of One Direction, they've change a lot too and have still managed to maintain the worlds largest fan base. This song is the perfect example of how ATL has grown and adapted and changed. They are still the same great band as before and are continuing to make amazing music. What more could you ask of them? 
The video had me wondering what exactly was going on. Then again all music videos are like that nowadays. If you haven't seen the video, you're going to have to look it up. I have no way of properly describing it to you. I can tell you there are fries, a girl, zombies, and one poor, poor cat. I almost forgot to mention Jack's new hairstyle! He was pretty good looking before, but now... hot damn! Talk about a change for the better! 
If you ask me, All Time Low is back and better than ever. Their new album Future Hearts is going to prove just that! Be sure to check it out if you're a fan of pop-punk music or any music for that matter! Keep an open mind and try something new!! :)

1/24/2015

Hotel Ceiling- Rixton

CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLS2ZTMayyI

Rixton... A lot of people don't know them by their name. But most people however will recognize the song they're most famous for: Me and My Broken Heart. Not only is the band pretty to look at and British, they are also dripping with talent. Their song Hotel Ceiling is my newest music obsession. It's also the third single on their upcoming album Let the Road. The music is beautiful, moving, and the lyrics are meaningful. The song was co-wrote by Ed Sheeran, so judging by that fact, you know it's going to be great. There is no better song writer than Ed Sheeran.
The first time I encountered this song, it brought me to tears at the very first line. "I can see it coming round full circle my friend. On the TV they said that they had reported you dead". The versus are slower, but they still draw you in. When the chorus comes, it picks up just like most songs. In my experience, I got goose bumps. You know its a good song when it gives you goose bumps and makes you feel emotional.
Of course, if you are in love with a song you look up the music video. This video got the attention of a lot of people due to the unexpected ending. I didn't want to ruin the video for you (to me a music video is just like a movie) so if you haven't seen the video, click the link at the top! :) Anyways, at first listen the song is about a lost love. When you watch the video you get a whole new meaning from the song. The video starts with a girl getting a phone call that sent her into hysteria. Flashbacks of the her and her boyfriend show a perfect relationship slowly starting to fall apart. It appears to be just another video about losing the love of your life. The twist came at the very end when you find out that this girl is actually insane and killed her boyfriend. He was on the floor at the side of the bed the entire time. At the very end it shows the girl changing in to a wedding dress and cutting her hair. She returns to the bed where she grabs the limp hand of her dead boyfriend and places a wedding ring on his finger. She lays down and holds his hand while the police pull up to arrest her. The surprise ending got the attention of many people and definitely gave the song a whole new meaning!
Listen to the song, watch the video, and then listen to the song again! If you liked this song and know all the words to Me and My Broken heart, you should go check out the rest of their music. They are an amazing, incredibly talented band. They have a wide range of sound and are different than many of the other 'bands' flooding the radio. If you love music and you're looking for something different, look in to Rixton. :)
Peace. Love. Music.
Rixton- Hotel Ceiling