#laufey — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #laufey, aggregated by home.social.
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This #AdamNeely video on #Laufey and #jazz is absolutely worth a watch. I was vaguely familiar with Laufey before this but I have only ever heard sweeping orchestral ballad stuff from her that sounded very nostalgic and mid-century but I had no idea that she considers herself a “modern jazz” singer and that it’s a reputation she’s getting. Adam’s look at the cultural and musical history of jazz here is such a great way to put it all into (fair) context.
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This #AdamNeely video on #Laufey and #jazz is absolutely worth a watch. I was vaguely familiar with Laufey before this but I have only ever heard sweeping orchestral ballad stuff from her that sounded very nostalgic and mid-century but I had no idea that she considers herself a “modern jazz” singer and that it’s a reputation she’s getting. Adam’s look at the cultural and musical history of jazz here is such a great way to put it all into (fair) context.
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This #AdamNeely video on #Laufey and #jazz is absolutely worth a watch. I was vaguely familiar with Laufey before this but I have only ever heard sweeping orchestral ballad stuff from her that sounded very nostalgic and mid-century but I had no idea that she considers herself a “modern jazz” singer and that it’s a reputation she’s getting. Adam’s look at the cultural and musical history of jazz here is such a great way to put it all into (fair) context.
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This #AdamNeely video on #Laufey and #jazz is absolutely worth a watch. I was vaguely familiar with Laufey before this but I have only ever heard sweeping orchestral ballad stuff from her that sounded very nostalgic and mid-century but I had no idea that she considers herself a “modern jazz” singer and that it’s a reputation she’s getting. Adam’s look at the cultural and musical history of jazz here is such a great way to put it all into (fair) context.
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This #AdamNeely video on #Laufey and #jazz is absolutely worth a watch. I was vaguely familiar with Laufey before this but I have only ever heard sweeping orchestral ballad stuff from her that sounded very nostalgic and mid-century but I had no idea that she considers herself a “modern jazz” singer and that it’s a reputation she’s getting. Adam’s look at the cultural and musical history of jazz here is such a great way to put it all into (fair) context.