Showing posts with label Ed Sheeran. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ed Sheeran. Show all posts
Thursday, 22 September 2011
Bands In Transit.
I'm a firm believer that there are few things better sounding than a man and his acoustic guitar and it was just my luck that I happened to stumble across Bands In Transit's Youtube channel. Rarely is a brand's involvement in a project so subtle and so well suited, but Ford have managed to do it with this project. Bands In Transit, predictably, involves bands playing in a Transit van. But what makes this project so special to be is the quality of artists involved and surprisingly the quality of the locations picked, culminating in some beautiful sounding and looking videos. Featuring some of the hottest and most talented singer-songwriters, take a listen to the likes of Bombay Bicycle Club, Ben Howard, Ed Sheeran and Ghostpoet, amongst a few other of my favourite videos.
Bombay Bicycle Club - Beggars
Ben Howard - Old Pine
James Vincent McMorrow - Follow You Down to the Red Oak Tree
Ghostpoet - Survive It
Benjamin Francis Leftwich
Ed Sheeran - You Need Me, I Don't Need You
Monday, 2 May 2011
Music Monday 49.
Just a small post this week as I've been crazy busy and away visiting in-laws and such. Nevertheless, as always, it's always worth a listen.
Ed Sheeran - The A Team
By the looks of his view count, this guy isn't news to many people, but he was to me this week and I was mightly impressed. A young (looks about 12), British talent that is looking to do something different, check his Jools Holland performance below. I'm quickly listening to everything this guy has done.
Digitalism - 2 Hearts
Digitalism were one of the first bands that started my interest in electro music, tracks like Pogo and Idealistic were literally on repeat throughout my uni years. And now the first track off their amazingly named new album I Love You Dude, is here in the shape of 2 Hearts. And it's clear they've still got it, can't wait to hear some more from the album, I've got a lot of time for these boys.
The Deans List - Dear Professor
There's some definite Chiddy Bang/Childish Gambino vibes in here, some cheeky rhythms over a nice pop-dance beat. It's just nice and fun to listen to, and that's sometimes all you need.
Ed Sheeran - The A Team
By the looks of his view count, this guy isn't news to many people, but he was to me this week and I was mightly impressed. A young (looks about 12), British talent that is looking to do something different, check his Jools Holland performance below. I'm quickly listening to everything this guy has done.
Digitalism - 2 Hearts
Digitalism were one of the first bands that started my interest in electro music, tracks like Pogo and Idealistic were literally on repeat throughout my uni years. And now the first track off their amazingly named new album I Love You Dude, is here in the shape of 2 Hearts. And it's clear they've still got it, can't wait to hear some more from the album, I've got a lot of time for these boys.
The Deans List - Dear Professor
There's some definite Chiddy Bang/Childish Gambino vibes in here, some cheeky rhythms over a nice pop-dance beat. It's just nice and fun to listen to, and that's sometimes all you need.
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