Do you not believe her music is produced at home with her brother, then?
Either way it's still pretty experimental and lo-fi for a teenage pop artist - a long way from cookie-cut pop which everyone else is doing.
(Different Aurora, btw?)
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[Music] Glastonbury - June 2019
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Do you not believe her music is produced at home with her brother, then?
Either way it's still pretty experimental and lo-fi for a teenage pop artist - a long way from cookie-cut pop which everyone else is doing.
(Different Aurora, btw?)
No I do believe that. I can't explain what I mean. I guess I mean some of the emotions evoked in the songs. I dunno.
I'm an idiot. I'm thinking of Austra. Both Austra and Aurora are great.
Ah... maybe "contrived"?
I agree. I find her quite refreshing and a nod to the days when pop could be a bit odd.
NSC is going to look like this after Stormzy's headline set.
Stuart Munday
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Im really enjoying the Radio 2 coverage, talking about it in between every single record.
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For those watching and listening to the BBC coverage there's more details here.
Essentially over 100 sets live on iPlayer (Main Stage, Pyramid, Other, West Holts, John Peel, and Park Stage) and lots of other coverage on BBC 1,2,4 and R2, R1,6M, 1X and Sounds
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/ar...C/how-to-watch-and-listen-to-glastonbury-2019
Highlights today (Friday) includes sets from Stormzy, Tame Impala, Idles, Charlatans, Aurora, Pale Waves, Lauryn Hill, Bastille, Fontaines D.C, Sheryl Crow, Jon Hopkins and Cat Power.
Essentially over 100 sets live on iPlayer (Main Stage, Pyramid, Other, West Holts, John Peel, and Park Stage) and lots of other coverage on BBC 1,2,4 and R2, R1,6M, 1X and Sounds
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/ar...C/how-to-watch-and-listen-to-glastonbury-2019
Highlights today (Friday) includes sets from Stormzy, Tame Impala, Idles, Charlatans, Aurora, Pale Waves, Lauryn Hill, Bastille, Fontaines D.C, Sheryl Crow, Jon Hopkins and Cat Power.
Top left and bottom right are my favourites.
Slackers.
At long last! Some people on NSC that agree with me!
I like Tame Impala, War on Drugs, other vaguely similar stuff. I don't dislike Mac DeMarco, I nothing him.
boik
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Last time she played she ended her set with this gem. THIS is how it should feel to play Glastonbury.
Indeed!
Read the other day that the Chemical Brothers signed her up for their latest album (three tracks) after seeing this performance.
I've seen her live three times. Always amazing. Proper talent.
And, finally, this is an incredible leaked/unreleased track from a few years back, written for the funeral of a childhood friend, which may make you very emotional...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfeE5wzgGk8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfeE5wzgGk8
Billy the Fish
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Just flicked onto The comet is coming, never heard of them, enjoying so far
boik
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They got great sax appeal!