Thursday, January 28, 2010
Fever Ray became my earworm
I had the first three tracks on this Fever Ray album playing in my head for 2 days once I really started to draw in the moleskine. I was walking around in the restaurant humming snippets to myself. It was more the words, though, that I think influenced my drawing. I find, it is more messy and eclectic the way I am creating in this exchange, and I worry it is just too crazy... but that's what that music did to me.
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benconservato,
emma kidd,
moleskine exchange,
Moly-X71,
wil freeborn
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I love how the music takes us places we might not usually go.... these additions are great, not messy at all......
ReplyDeleteyou've done a really nice interpretation like a dreamlike adventure. The tunes got under my skin as well.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Lynne its not messy at all!
Emma, what a beautiful continuation! Keeping Wil's pallet and mood and adding your authentic style and interpritation - really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFever Ray is now closer to me...
I think that this is a terrific response. So much going on in this, almost like TV snow. Fever Ray music is a little like that to me. I strain to hear the meaning through the snow of thoughts and music. That's why I liked her "suburban shaman" motif in the video, 'When I Grow Up'. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F-CpE73o2M
ReplyDeleteI can hang all of the unknown on that character. I can rely on her to make a kind of sense from it.
I sent this to Ooli two days ago, so look out for it.
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