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SF Soundtrack: Pomplamoose: September!

chris published on October 2, 2009 in art. 2 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , .

Yo, here is yet another fresh cover from the musical DIY’ers that are Jack and Nataly a.k.a Pomplamoose!

They are definitely one of the very few YouTuber’s that subscription to should be mandatory. Every video is golden; so unique, so ‘them’.

I hope you enjoy,

Chris

SF Soundtrack: Pomplamoose!

chris published on June 17, 2009 in art. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , , .

Pomplamoose is back, and in full force, and so is my addiction to their music. They’ve got a huge talent and a very bright and original sound. It’s very enchanting. I’m a huge fan of the accordion and the glockenspiel-esque childrens toy. They are definitely two of my musical heroes.

Check out their YouTube channel. They’ve got TONS of lovable tunes.
I hope you have a great summer. I can just sense it. It’s bubbling with opportunity.

Love,

Chris

Enjoyable Music: Pomplamoose

chris published on March 23, 2009 in art and celebrity. 3 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , .

Hey there SuperForest,

Let me tell you about some cool new music. Pomplamoose is a collaboration between two musicians (boyfriend and girlfriend nonetheless, and a super cute couple on top of that) Nataly Dawn and Jack Conte. They play all the instruments, their music is catchy and nice to listen to, and they ooze positivity. This post is already getting too wordy (I’m a fan of letting things speak for themselves), so check it:

Whoa, pretty good right? All of this is done in a house, and for a guitarist like myself just getting into this recording scene (trust me, it’s insane!) this is such a cool inspiration. It’s obvious they’re having massive fun, and someday I’d like to do that with my friends too. The creative spirit just oozes from their aptly named VideoSongs (anything you hear will at sometime be featured visually). It’s cool to see every little thing that went into the big picture.

By the way, pomplamoose is one of those words everyone laughed at considerably back in French 1 in Freshman year. It means grapefruit, and the French influence is apparent (especially in the tone of some of the accordion lines).

Anywho, they just released a CD on iTunes which can be found here, their Twitter here, and their mySpace here. Hope you enjoy. Hope you have a great day.

Love,

Chris

QUICK UPDATE: Pomplamoose is a play on the word pamplemousse. Shows how much I retained in my French classes. Woops!