All things music

Hello people! It took me a while to come back, let’s blame the lifting of lock down and not my lack of organizing skills. I hope your life is getting back to its normality and managed to meet with your favorite people. It was and still is a strange time, but with the care of everyone it will all eventually be a past. My absence in the blog unfortunately doesn’t equal absence in my record collection. I have been spending hours browsing record stores online and buying records. I have even set my alarm clock on a Saturday to get some Love Record Store day limited albums. Is that normal? But I guess nothing was normal the past few months. In this post I am going to show you 3 of my favorite classic albums, hope you enjoy 😊                                            ...

Hello friends!   I hope you are doing great and keep following the social distancing rules. No matter how unclear they seem to be.  Since the festival season is approaching, and with all this year's festivals being cancelled, I decided to write a post about some of the most legendary festivals in music history! Hope you enjoy this journey back in time.   1. Woodstock (White Lake, NY, August 1969)   3 days of peace and music. That's what Woodstock was. One of the most iconic festivals that changed the history of rock and roll. Why was that? Not only because of the incredible line-up, including Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Santana, Crosby,Stills, Nash & Young and many other big names. But also because everything back then was fresh. People were amused by the music, with no mobile phones and selfie sticks to distract them. 400 000 people were the luckiest people in music history. 2. US Festival (San Bernardino, California, May 1983) Imagine...

Hello people! If you are reading this it means that you either have a great music taste or you are stuck at home on this bank holiday with not much to do. Either way thank you for coming back to my blog! In this post, as I promised, I will show you another 3 isolation vinyl albums that I have been spinning constantly these past weeks.  Also I will share some tips on discovering new music. So grab a beer and let's get started!                                                                                         ❤️❤️❤️ As much as I love spinng my all time classic albums, I also love discovering new artists and experimenting with different music genres. Here are some ways that I follow to seek new music: Spotify:  Spotify is a great way to discover new arti...

Hello people! Finally I made it to my first post (I wasn't waiting a pandemic or anything to find spare time). I hope you are doing well and enjoying as much as you can these difficult days that humanity is facing. I decided to start my blog now because I believe is a great creative way to keep me (and you) busy during this time at home! During the last 2 months I have spent an unhealthy amount of time and money buying records.But here are some reasons that I don't feel guilty about it: music heals the soul you can't have too many records artists need you record stores need you There are many bussiness that are stuggling during this crazy time, and music industry is one of them. Artists have cancelled their tours and postponed any upcoming work. Music venues have closed their doors and they don't have any income. Record stores are the same! So in order to keep music alive after all this is over you can help them by ordering vinyls online. And the feeling w...