“Loneliness and heartbreak follows you everywhere and they are loudest right after the lights go out and the crowds quiet. Here’s is an intimate glimpse of how it can be to live your dream whilst stuck in your dream. In the lonely wolf hour, the night becomes your stage, the stars your audience, the rain your memories.” Director: Philippe Tempelman Directeur de la photographie: Producteur Mattias Montero: Éditeur Hampus Gunnarsson: Conception sonore Johan Wik: Erik Olsson VFX: Société de production SWISS: INDIO
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Lykke Li – Pas de repos pour les braves (Exploit. A $ AP Rocky) (Audio officiel)
“Ne pouvait même pas avoir rêvé CE / No Rest for the Wicked / ASAP Rocky” – Lykke Li
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Lykke Li – Pas de repos pour les braves
This video seems to display a simple couple running though tall grass, but as the video progresses you see the fault in the wickedness of the characters around them. It seems to take place in the deep south where racism can show it’s face. It’s like a classic Romeo and Juliet story but with legitimate American civil unjustness tied to it. I’m sure that’s not the only way to interpret the song/video.
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New Release: Lykke Li – Love Me Comme je ne suis pas en pierre
Releasing the first song to have a music video from her new upcoming album titled “Je ne ai jamais appris” The video features the artist in a slow motion as she desperately looks around and ponders in slow motion while damp and distressed. Lykke Li told magazine NMEit would be the third part in a trilogy of her albums, claiming that the album covers the “intense period” of being a woman in her 20s. “I see my albums as a trilogy, with [2007 debut] ‘Youth Novels’ as the first one and hopefully this one as the last in this chapter,” she said. She also stated “C'est toujours à propos de moi et de la culpabilité…
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Debut de intérim de Indie Musicien Lykke Li
Populaire indie pop Lykke Li musicien a un nouveau titre à sa liste, an actress! Dans le prochain thriller policier à haute action intitulé Tommy. It’s usually very strange seeing musicians transition to the silver screen. I have to say the genre is a refreshing choice, since you would think she would be in a long indie film with no words and close ups of water dripping. You don’t see to much of her in the trailer below but you get a great feel of the movie. It’s in theaters March 14th. What are your thoughts? Would you go and watch this movie?
