Freddie & the Angries

Here's an homage to a legend by Ipad's resident anti-porcine avians.


 

Garage Band

The rhythm is driving, the mix is almost seamless, the vibe is electric.

Kids, these days, are getting better at multimedia. The music they make in their garage are pure alchemy.

How did Jessica Jarrell, James Alan and their band mates become so dexterous with these media!

 

It's only a matter of time and a leap of imagination before the mashups develop into No. 1 hits.

 I wish I were born in their age. So much possibilities.

The Song and Its Muse

Freddie Stroma is now a blip in the radar. I don't quite remember him in the Harry Potter series. But I just came across him in Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song.

It's a lightweight movie, almost cotton candy. But this song caught my ears and my inspiration. It's easy and quite catchy. Exactly how a tween pop bubblegum should be heard.

Maybe it's time to stop waiting, move on, follow suit and write a new one.




And that's him too, below. Oh la la.




It's a wonder how skin can make everything else look naked and bare. Just saying.

MDNA

Yes, that's the new album of Madonna. She can still change her mind. It might just be M.

We wait.

Meanwhile, witch, work on it quickly. You need to pay your rent.

Back It Up

Kostas

Kostas Martakis is the name. He's responsible for quickening your ether and stirring up your evil thoughts.

Glee, Season Three, Wee!

GLEE!

The new season of Glee promises changes a-plenty with new writers, fewer tribute episodes to glorious pop stars, and the impending sadness at the departure of a few favorite characters. Fear not, though. Jane Lynch isn’t going anywhere, and so long as Sue Sylvester is around to torment the singers of McKinley High or take time to star in hilarious PSAs, then we’ll have Glee programmed into the DVR. Five songs from the season three opener, “The Purple Piano Project,” have found their way online ahead of next week. Sadly, there are no Foo Fighters or Kings of Leon songs to be heard. Still, after the jump you’ll hear New Directions tackle the likes of Tom Jones, The Go-Go’s, songs from Hairspray, Anything Goes, and The Wizard of Oz/Wicked. Not only do they sound great, but they get double bonus points for not singing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” Do the new songs get you excited for the upcoming season?

from Flavorwire

Bollywood & Mozza Moves

These guys are so into their routine, I can't help but smile. I thought I was gonna go "not another Bollywood viral!" But, for some reason, this works for me.

The first guy looks mildly pissed, but his hips say otherwise. Ha!

If Agra has this morsel of pan pizza spin, can Manila be far behind?

Johnny Rockets, you better up your burger thrusts and those milkshake swirls.



For my DL friends, here's a bonus tract, from that classic clip. Enjoy!