Chinese New Year Music
I’d never heard the terms Canto-pop or Mando-pop music before the Chinese New Year celebrations last weekend. The presenters at the Hong Kong stage mentioned that British and Western pop are a big … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Music
Seeing The Rolling Stones – Pleased to Meet You
Seeing the Rolling Stones at Hyde Park last week was like a dream come true. I just thought I wouldn’t manage to see them. But I did, and in London! … Continue reading →
David Bowie – The Medium Is the Message
Thank God for David Bowie, who lifted us from the drabness of suburbia, and showed us glittering possibilities. Thank God for erotica, exotica, lean, mean, back beat, slim hipswing, saxophone overblown. Thank … Continue reading →
Record Store Day in London
Saturday was a great day for those who enjoy music. We celebrated Record Store Day with a variety of free performances and activities across London and other areas in UK. … Continue reading →
Cultural Icons
When I heard about the Bowiefest at the ICA in London in September last year, I wondered why Bowie, why again. Was there something else cooking? Was one of the … Continue reading →
The Closing Ceremony & Picnic 2012 Olympics
I was not actually going to write about this event in particular. But, I have actually enjoyed it, and I thought it would be nice to share it here. Curiously enough, … Continue reading →
The Most Romantic Songs for St. Valentine´s Day
St. Valentine´s Day is upon us again. Businesses have been reminding us for some time now. I have seen lovely-looking chocolates in the supermarket, adverts for a night-in dinner for two … Continue reading →
Crisis in London? Need any Tips?
I guess this is a trending topic on the internet at the moment, and it is no wonder why! Everyone says that this is going to be a tough year … Continue reading →
My Top 10 Music Movies
Having just watched a `rockumentary´ about one of my all-time favourite bands, I am still elated. Beyond elated. I cannot certainly describe what music means to me and the huge … Continue reading →