Wordsmithing: TUNE Kele - Everything You Wanted

Tuesday, 17 August 2010

TUNE Kele - Everything You Wanted

TUNE

I love Bloc Party, their live performances were phenomenal.

I put them on when I was writing NEAR EDGWARE and let Kele provide the voice of Caleb’s struggles.

Then Kele broke away to make his solo album: The Boxer.

In this track, Everything You Wanted, the lyrics and the video show why he continues to inspire me. The lyrics are guilt-ridden.

Kele is precise:

when he explains why this relationship ended
how it feels to know you are responsible for the disintegration
where the pain bites deepest

This is no 2-D performance, Kele tries to show the truth from the protective crust to the molten core.

5 comments:

Summer Ross17 August 2010 at 16:29
interesting. :)
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kah17 August 2010 at 19:47
I love finding great music to go with my scenes and/or characters. Makes it feel so much more real. :)
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Jemi Fraser17 August 2010 at 21:17
Very cool!! Thanks for sharing :)
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Unknown17 August 2010 at 23:12
Hi Summer
Kele is definitely that! ;)

Hi Karen
I agree with you, music creates the mood. I always start writing by compiling a song list :)

Hi Jemi
This track has such a lovely sound.

I recommend the live BBC 6 version further along. Kele's voice is just as true when he mellows-it-out live.
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Unknown18 August 2010 at 20:09
BLOC PARTY's The Pioneer is on repeat - desperate actions in USURY - it is not all under control and she will need a lot more than time.
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Tuesday, 17 August 2010

TUNE Kele - Everything You Wanted

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