#77 Cayucas - Will The Thrill

Okcupid. Someone had written a youtube link under one of his uploaded pictures. I really do never open such things, but the picture was very artistic and cool, so I guess I got curious what is the video about and why is it pasted under this exact photo. Now I have lost this member and don't even remember his face. But the song is easy chill and has a funny melody :)

Cayucas - Will "The Thrill"

Album: Bigfoot (2013)

#76 Abby - This Song Remains Through All

First I heard a remix of this song from radio, then listened original after. I vote for original!

Abby - This Song Remains Through All

Album: Friends & Enemies (2013)

#75 Bastille - Laura Palmer

Good fresh news today - Bastille is going to perform in Positivus festival this summer!!

Bastille - Laura Palmer

Album: Bad Blood (2013)

#74 Laura Marling - Ghosts

Artist related to Regina Spektor, so I gave her a try.

Laura Marling - Ghosts

Album: Alas I Cannot Swim (2008)

#73 The Stranglers - Strange Little Girl

I am not at all surprised that I point that song out. From 80's and from UK - nuff said.

Heard it suddenly and positively-surprisingly in FluxFm.

The Stranglers - Strange Little Girl

Album: The Collection 1977-1982 (1982)

#72 Anna F. - Too Far

I must go and pick up my guitar from Hamburg asap after seeing this video...

Anna F. - Too Far

Album: King in the mirror (upcoming on 28.02.2014)

#71 Angus & Julia Stone - On The Road

I cannot resist when male and female vocals are singing in octave...

Angus & Julia Stone - On The Road

Album: Down the way (2010)

#70 The Concept - D-D-Dance

Ha. ΔNDU was desperately looking for a song that plays in Lipton tea commercial. Shouted it out loud in twitter saying his phone is too slow to shazam it. Somehow writing in caps helped him out, cause after an hour came another post: Attention! Song found! So this - enthralling- one ;)

The Concept - D-D-Dance

Single (2011)

#69 Erdmöbel - Blinker

Last minute share, since I couldn't make up my mind about a song to share today. Here is Erdmöbel with its song including lot of clapping (that I adore). What an unconventional band name, too. :-)

Erdmöbel - Blinker

Album: Kung Fu Fighting (2013)

#68 Jesus Jones - Right Here Right Now

Late morning background music today :)

Jesus Jones - Right Here Right Now

Album: The Doubt (1991)

#67 The National - Don't Swallow the Cap

I cannot even explain why do I share this song; it's just something good I was able to distinguish from background noise perhaps. The National is the first artist I share here for the second time already.

The National - Don't Swallow the Cap

Album: Trouble Will Find Me (2013)

#66 Oakfield - Beautiful to Me

Since today was such a winter-like weather, I totally miss summer and some good music festivals. Here's a song that reminds the flow a bit.

Oakfield - Beautiful to Me

Album: Sparks (2012)

#65 Mainekk & Erika Angell - Something Broke and Somethings Healed

A friend of mine went to study in Riga and was lucky to go to Mainekk's concert. I read about it from her blog and today I've become their listener. Unintentional blog-marketing :) One of the members of this band is my favorite Estonian guitarist - Erki Pärnoja.

Mainekk & Erika Angell - Something Broke and Somethings Healed

Album: Care for the Bulpier Ones (2012)

#64 Maria Mena - Just Hold Me

Ein hübsches Lied, that matches well with conversations I had with my friend tonight.

Maria Mena - Just Hold Me

Album: Apparently Unaffected (2005)

#63 Cargo City - Dance/Sleep

Even though I'm writing this post later than 17th of January, this song just totally matches with what happened the other evening. I made plans to go out (dancing part), but accidentally  fell asleep instead at 7.30 pm (sleeping part). This happens to me like once in a year, so this year's amount is already full. Woke up next morning fucking fresh, though :D

Cargo City - Dance/Sleep

Album: Dance/Sleep (2011)

#62 Switchfoot - Who We Are

Like I once found and started to listen Imagine Dragons due to their album cover picture, the same happened with Switchfoot today.

Switchfoot - Who We Are

Album: Fading West (2013)

#61 Woodkid, Bruno Bertoli - I Love You

Piece of news about two Estonian bands performing in Eurosonic festival (biggest and most important festival focused on new and fresh successful artists in Europe) ran to my news feed today. At the same event, ten EBBA (Europa Board Breakers Award) will be given out. For example, last year Ewert and The Two Dragons were one of the happy ten winners :) I checked the list of this year's nominees and found (embarassingly) only one artist there that I knew - Woodkid!

Woodkid, Bruno Bertoli - I Love You

Album: The Golden Age (2013)

#60 Youthkills - Time Is Now

If you're gonna do it - time is now!

I accidentally went to a concert on 14th of January - Introducing live: Kate Boy, Son Lux, Youthkills. Even though they performed in the other way round, I did not like the final artist that much at all (as much as I was okay to listen first two bands). So I let the Youthkills shine.

Youthkills - Time Is Now

Album: Time Is Now (2013)

#59 Arvo Pärt - Für Alina

Meaninful song on the day I started my next level German lessons. Yep, it's instrumental, composed by estonian, named in German.

Among living contemporary composters, Arvo Pärt is the most performed composer for the third year running, states the largest classical event finder online - Bachtrack. http://bachtrack.com/2013-stats?destination=%2F  If that sounds irreverent, then sorry - if there is something or someone very outstanding among our 1,3 million population, it's not a shame to point it out rather to be proud of :)

Arvo Pärt - Für Alina (1976)

#58 - David Lemaitre - Spirals

Very charming song that somehow reminds me Jose Gonzalez voice and Abby's rhythms. Besides I love these semitones in the middle of the tune.

David Lemaitre - Spirals

Album: Latitude (2013)

#57 Shout Out Louds - Tonight I have to leave it

My Saturday, even if it starts with working early, can't be a bad day when group of Swedes bring such a cheerful tunes to my day besides morning coffee.

Shout Out Louds - Tonight I have to leave it

Album: Our III Wills (2007)

#56 Gregory Porter - Water Under Bridges

Since my TV is tricking again and I can see only some couple specific channels, the commercial advertising Gregory Porter's album played many times enough to make me search and listen to his music. Also - one beautiful and cry-grubbing song to finish my sleepy Friday evening.

Gregory Porter - Water Under Bridges

Album: Liquid Spirit (2013)

#55 Jóhann Jóhannsson - Fordlândia

One of my best friends just went to Iceland for a longer period. So through her new contacts I somehow reached to Jóhann Jóhannsson. This song is something typical, though, that pops to my mind when I think about Iceland :) Fordlândia is probably the longest tune I have shared so far.

Jóhann Jóhannsson - Fordlândia

Album: Fordlândia (2008)

#54 Bat For Lashes - Glass

A bit creepy and melody is not my favorite, but the voice of this singer compensates it :)

Bat For Lashes - Glass

Album: Two Suns (2009)

#53 Ian Clement - Little Knife

Since I'm back on my FluxFm-track, a song just from radio today. A good one, though ;)

Ian Clement - Little Knife

Album: Drawing Daggers (2013)

#52 Sandra van Nieuwland - Hunter

A song I heard from radio when driving from Estonia to Germany somewhere in Poland. I am not surprised that I liked it, because it's is so similar to one of my favorite songs from past year (released 2012 though) - Me and my drummer: You're Runner.

Sandra van Nieuwland - Hunter

Album: Banging on the Doors of Love (2013)

#51 Ott Lepland (& Sven Grünberg) - Hüüa mind

Right song to post on a day when I'm leaving Estonia and don't know when I can come back again :( Since I'm not so big fan of Ott Lepland, that I have listened all his albums, I found that song couple of nights ago from someone's playlist in soundcloud. Quite sad melody, but this is why Sven Grünberg has always captivated me - he is able to write write such beautiful tunes that always make me want to cry :) And one more thing - Ott's Estonian pronuncation is close to perfect, so if you want to hear this language sung properly, he is the one to listen to.

Ott Lepland (& Sven Grünberg)  - Hüüa mind

Album: Öö mu kannul käib (2012)

#50 Sarah McLachlan - Ordinary Miracle

This beautify is obviously from the movie that I saw today again after couple of years :)

Sarah McLachlan - Ordinary Miracle

Album: Charlotte's Web (2006)

#49 Sara Barilles - I Choose You

Sara back on my track ! :) On 2008 I fell in love with her (and Ingrid Michaelson's) Winter song with the rest of the world and it became my under-the-shower song for a while. Then suddenly disappeared from my consciousness. Now I'm sharing some new(er) stuff. Perfect to listen while I'm knitting right now: I really have time to l i s t e n.

Sara Barilles -  I Choose You

Album: The Blessed Unrest (2013)

#48 Cold War Kids - Mine Is Yours

Where have I been living? This song is released pretty long time ago...

Cold War Kids - Mine Is Yours

Album: Mine Is Yours (2010)

#47 R.E.M. - ÜBerlin

Let a notional song finish this confused year of 2013.

I know, I know, I know that this is changing

We walk the streets to feel the ground I’m chasing: ÜBerlin

R.E.M. - ÜBerlin

Collapse Into Now (2011)