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Saturday 3 October 2020
24 Hour Blogathon - Maude Latour - Block Your Number
This post is part of a 24 hour blogathon (conducted after a 10 mile run) in support of Solent Mind, a mental health support charity. I would be really grateful if you would help by sponsoring me and help raise some funds for the charity.
Sometime student and sometime pop-person Maude Latour returned recently with Block Your Number - a track that sounds a lot like Lorde having had one too many sugary drinks, a tiny bit of Taylor Swift and (in places) a tiny bit like The Strokes. Which is odd, but weirdly brilliant. It’s also the sound of Maude’s head with the floodgates down – there’s not just one idea or thought here but a whole flood of them. “There is so much packed into this song, it’s all straight from my life, my heart, my existence. I have nothing other than this,” she says. Let’s hope she has some more because if not that’s her pop career over, and as for her university education? Well that hasn’t really worked for her if everything she knows can be condensed into a four minute pop song.
"as for her university education? Well that hasn’t really worked for her if everything she knows can be condensed into a four minute pop song."
You got it wrong, her education and songwriting talent allow her to condense everything she knows into a four minute pop song. It's actually a brilliant piece of work what she did here, and while I'm not a fan of the style and am not a teenage girl, I found myself very drawn to the way she crafted the lyrics and he presentation. Very impressive style.
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"as for her university education? Well that hasn’t really worked for her if everything she knows can be condensed into a four minute pop song."
You got it wrong, her education and songwriting talent allow her to condense everything she knows into a four minute pop song. It's actually a brilliant piece of work what she did here, and while I'm not a fan of the style and am not a teenage girl, I found myself very drawn to the way she crafted the lyrics and he presentation. Very impressive style.
I think you've missed my humour here ;)
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