I love her.

Girl got lyrics.
"You're intimidating as all hell, but I ain't scared of you.."

Tell Mommy I'm Sorry. This Life is a Party.

It's official. I have found my end-of-summer jam.
But watch out! It may become yours too, because I guarantee you, you're just gonna love it.

The group: Chiddy Bang
The song: Opposite of Adults

But that's not all! Chiddy Bang, consisting of Chidera "Chiddy" Anamege and Noah "Xaphoon Jones" Beresin, is a fantastic duo of which I cannot get enough. These Philadelphia-based boys get their sound from mixing and matching original beats with those of more established artists, such as Sufjan Stevens, Gorilllaz, MGMT and Passion Pit.

I'm particularly loving Opposite of Adults, Truth, and All Things Go.

Give these guys a listen, and you'll be hooked by tomorrow. For serious.

	Chiddy Bang - Opposite Of Adults .mp3
	Found at bee mp3 search engine

For Your Little, Listening Ears..

I was in a frenzy for some new jams last week, and came upon Bishop Allen's latest album. Yes it came out early last year, so many of you may be lovin it already, but,
I liked it.
A LOT.
These guys have been making pretty classy indie pop since the early 2000s, but their record, Grrr...(2009), is quite fantastic. Every song has something wonderful to offer, and most of them have that catchy quality that makes you feel like, "Hey, I know this song!"
And the icing on the cake: the two core members, (they rotate musical collaborators to achieve a unique sound on each track), Justin Rice and Christian Rudder, started this project while living together after attending Harvard University.
Harvard, it's NBD.





I love these fools.

Check out the whole Grrr... album right away!

I am particularly fond of True or False, The Ancient Commonsense of Things, and The Lion and the Teacup.

Hear this song, my love.

Been listening to a some Karen Elson lately, and let me tell you, this little lady has put out a ridiculously cool album. Laden with tales of murder and depression-era struggles, The Ghost Who Walks, (while definitely falling in with this westerny-modern craze that's abounded in the past few years), has a soulful and honest feel. My being an avid Jenny Lewis fan may have something to do with it, but I loved it. I love this woman.

(iTunes it up! I really liked The Ghost Who Walks and 100 Years From Now.)