Post ONLY 10/10 songs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9X KLqGqwLA

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEmqMD-DBk0

desu senpai

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>>75153354

this is the only grimes song i like desu

realiti is a good song but shut the fuck up grimesposter

>>75154459
Claire

>>75153354
God she's so ugly.

>>75153354
too bad she completely ruined it for the album

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>>75154459
>this is the only grimes song i like desu
WOT?! She has so many catchy songs, some of them even catchier than Realiti.

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>>75154591

i just don't like any of them sorry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_4Ok35HEJQ

Good song. Better than the entirety of art angel unfortunately.

She always tried too hard
didn't she

https://youtu.be/tNM_VdEMYOk ;

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6Np8vCO0hQ

>>75154904
>implying it's a bad thing
You can't succeed in this music biz if you don't try hard enough.
>She started developing an act when she bribed a friend to give her some technology lessons. “Kyle was homeless, living in a band’s jam space, and I traded him two cans of chick peas and some olive oil in exchange for teaching me how to use a sampler. What was strange about that experience is that Kyle had no idea what olive oil was until that day.”
>Kyle taught her well. “The thing about music is it’s not an obscure pursuit, it’s a very natural thing for human beings to do,” Boucher says. “Once you put in the effort, the learning curve is very fast.”
>She learned by doing. Boucher took gigs anywhere she could find them, playing shows in basements, lofts and bars with no monitors, and became more demonstrative and assertive as a singer and dancer behind her keyboards and sampler. “I was really poor and desperate,” she says. “I was driven by the idea that I had no other options.”
>She self-released a couple of albums in 2010, which expanded her audience. The next year she recorded the album that would become her 2012 4AD debut, “Visions,” in her bedroom with a keyboard, computer, computer interface and microphone – a few hundred dollars worth of gear. “Visions” was soaked in the ambiance of that room: dark, danceable, introspective, unsettling.
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012-10-17/entertainment/chi-grimes-interview-electropop-artist-grimes-profiled-20121017_1_electro-olive-oil-goth