Music That Moves Me: Episode 8 — Louise Attaque’s J’t’emmène au vent, or How One Farewell Gift Changed My Musical Taste
My boss handed me one album as I left Paris. One violin, one chorus, and my musical taste was never going to…
My boss handed me one album as I left Paris. One violin, one chorus, and my musical taste was never going to…
One guitar riff drops me back into a Paris student party in the 1990s, when the room shook and everything felt possible until…
Radiohead’s Creep became an anthem for anyone who ever felt out of place, but the story behind its emotional explosion…
One song hit college like a cracked-open window, and suddenly the room, the year, and the volume knob…
One acoustic song, one quiet moment, and suddenly your whole life starts looking back at you like…
I had never heard of CMAT before, then EURO-COUNTRY walked in, rearranged the furniture, and somehow…
One song, one drum hit, and suddenly high school comes marching back like it never packed its locker…
A French piano-pop song comes on, and suddenly memory, happiness, and old versions of yourself start walking back into the room…
Rock and roll is not just music. It is attitude with a guitar problem. It is three chords, a questionable haircut, and the confidence to believe that this song will absolutely change the world, or at least the mood of the room. If you have ever air-guitared in traffic, yelled “this is my jam” unironically, … Read more