Monday 29 April 2013

Music Monday: 29th April 2013

This week's song is I've Just Seen A Face by The Beatles, as sung by Jim Sturgess in the film Across The Universe.


I picked it because this week, I'm going to start a new WIP - code name #HolidayRomance - and this is the first song on the playlist. This playlist is going to be made up entirely of 60s songs - both orginals and covers - because that is the music that the FMC and narrator, Audrey, loves that period a ridiculous amount. This song is absolutely perfect for when she meets the MMC, Owain, both in terms of the lyrics and the mood of this version. 

Monday 22 April 2013

Music Monday: 22nd April 2012

This week's song is Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepson, as sung by YouTubers Alex Goot, Chad Sugg and Dave Days.


I picked because I'm currently plotting two projects, one of which is a music based novel called Lost in Stereo, and this song is first on the playlist! And the video is bloody brilliant. That is all.

Monday 15 April 2013

Music Monday: 15th April 2013

This week's song is You've Got To Pick A Pocket Or Two from Oliver!


I picked it because this weekend, I wrote my version of this scene and I absolutely adore this song, so I was ridiculously happy to have an excuse to listen to it on repeat. It's as simple as that.

Monday 8 April 2013

Music Monday: 8th April 2013

Hello!

This week's song is Consider Yourself from the musical Oliver!


I picked it because I listened to that soundtrack a lot in the last week and this song is in the scene that I just finished in my version, Ollie. Plus, it's ridiculously fun to sing along to. :D

Monday 1 April 2013

Music Monday: 1st April 2013

Hello!

Firstly, a quick update on word count stuff: I'm aiming for 18,000 words on Ollie for Camp WriMo now, instead of 19,000, which is 600 words a day minimum.

Now to business.

This week's song is Lily's Theme by Alexandre Desplat from the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 soundtrack.


I picked it because the album is my current writing music, and this piece is such a chilling and yet amazingly wonderful start to the movie and the album. And it's Harry Potter. Need I say more?