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Some Constellation - Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin from Pershing

“Some Constellation”-Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin 

When I’m in weird moods like the one that has punched me in the face tonight, I listen to my favorite playlist. It’s called “sigh and smile.”

featured songs:

“Novacaine for the Soul” - Eels

“The Modern Age” - The Strokes

“Homeward Bound” - Simon & Garfunkel

“Calypso” - Suzanne Vega

“Sunrise” - Norah Jones

“Good to See You” - Neil Young

…and my two all-time favorite “sigh and smile” songs:

“Cry Baby Cry” - Beatles

“Some Constellation” - SSLYBY, which is what I’ve posted.


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Double Wedding

sslyby:

Here’s a song I wrote with a 3rd grader at a songwriting camp last summer. It’s called Double Wedding and it’s about Harry Potter (@hatp). 

sslyby, you beautiful tropical fish of a band


I Live in Cambridge Now

After travelling solo and living out of suitcases for a week through London and Oxford, I finally have my clothing on hangers here in Cambridge. After visiting some friends at English universities, I can finally call one of them my home.

So far, I love it. I could live here forever, biking along these narrow streets on sunny days such as today (though I’m told the sunny is a fluke— whatever, losers.)

But I’ve been listening to the songs Some Constellation and HEERS (by the one and only hometown sensation makin’ it big around the world Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin) on repeat. I wonder if my subconscious is trying to tell me something.

Stories to come on InTransit, too, friends. I’ll try to tone down the cursing, as apparently it makes my mother sad. And after moving thousands of miles away, that’s the last thing I want to do.

Cheers.


Tape Club →

ALSO, among other goodies that have caught my eye today: The world must be notified that the Ozarks’ best—Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin (yes, a band)—will soon release an album full of demos and previously unreleased songs. They’ve named it Tape Club, and not only is it currently streaming online, but it’s fantastic! Click click, friends!