Tag: Mountains

• 2013’s Best in Music

  A lot of great art came to be in the entertainment world this year. The music industry especially saw some amazing projects across all genres. From pop/rock to indie, the albums that were produced in the year 2013 were spectacular, and have been on my Spotify playlist since the first week of their release. Here…

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  December 31, 2013

  Entertainment

  #2013, #artists, A World Alone, album, Andrew Belle, Anything in Return, ARTPOP, Atlas Genius, Avicii, Bangerz, Bankrupt!, best, best albums, best in music, Black Bear, Black Sun, Capital Cities, Closer Than This, Complete My Journals, Confident, Daft Punk, Dear Boy, Deja Vu, DNA, empire of the sun, Everlasting Arms, fashion, Gold Fields, Great Escape, Ice On The Dune, In a Tidal Wave of Mystery, Instant Crush, International Smile, jean-phillippe grobler, Julian Casablancas, justin bieber, katy perry, Lady Gaga, Lorde, Miley Cyrus, Modern Vampires of the City, Mountains, music, Music Mondays, Nocturnal, Origami, Our Youth, Paracosm, Phoenix, Prism, Pure Heroine, Random Access Memories, Rooting for My Baby, Rose Quartz, Santa Fe, Save The Day, selena gomez, songs, st. lucia, Stars Dance, Thunder, Toro Y Moi, True, Trying to Be Cool, Urban Cone, Vampire Weekend, Washed Out, When It Was Now, When The Night, Yuna

• Album Review: Yuna’s ‘Nocturnal’

  Yuna’s second album is finally here! The Malaysian singer’s new album, Nocturnal, released on October 29th, 2013, has proven to be a step up for the artist. She’s back with some very sassy tunes just a year after the release of her first self-titled 2012 album, Yuna. Yuna is an album characterized by very soft,…

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  October 30, 2013

  Entertainment

  #R&B, album, ballad, Bollywood, Bravest Thing, Call Everyone, Colors, Come Back, Escape, Falling, Hanging On, I Wanna Go, I Want You Back, Lights and Camera, Lovely Intermission, Malaysia, Mountains, music, Nocturnal, October 29, oriental, rescue, review, sassy, snare, soft, Someone Who Can, tempo, upbeat, violins, Yuna, Yuna Zarai