AgreeLA with You

Just came back from a trip to LA and Las Vegas. We took a sound bath at the Integratron and the Mariah concert. Both of them should be combined, really.

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our bodies brought us here

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And then I got Grafitti Bridge on vinyl just because it works so well with the book cover of photos of Elizabeth Taylor’s house by Catherine Opie.

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just asking #glambily

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Happy Valentine’s Day

Mary squirted me and has a behind the scenes shot:

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behind the peen #gotmilk'd #watermelon

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Can’t Let Go of Anti-Bleak

My first purchase of 2013 are two colours of the Mariah Carey and OPI nail polish collection. Obviously 2013 is off to a great start!

I went for Can’t Let Go and Anti-Bleak. Can’t Let Go features liquid sand and the tiny sparkles are looking hot. The picture of the bottle is a little bit misleading as Can’t Let Go really is more of a purple shimmer.
And Ani-Bleak is so yummy it makes me want to lick my plum coloured finger tips every twelve minutes.

To keep the joy coming I’ll buy two more colours soon: Sprung and The Impossible. I’ll keep you updated. Btw, I’m really into liquid sand right now.

420 Fantasy

After I read the interview with Claire Boucher / Grimes (below) in which she mentions that she had a 4:20 Mariah Fantasy and that MC is her favourite singer, I couldn’t be skeptical any longer. And I mean about what? The Montreal native has just released a gay-impact video to the pop hit single Oblivion featuring her naturally high-pitched voice.

There is only one wish: In the last scene of the video, where Claire is wearing a hoodie and then turning around, facing the camera, wouldn’t it been cute if she wore a skull mask – as a reference to the Visions album cover?

SUCH FUN!

On a side note: What is happening to me? I’m listening to more and more Canadian music. First The Weeknd, now Grimes. What’s next? Bieber?

Claire Boucher: (…) Mariah Carey is my favorite singer because her voice sounds utterly groundless. It’s not even a human voice; it almost sounds mechanical.

Pitchfork: How did you first get into Mariah?

Claire Boucher: In 2007 or 2008, I started listening to R&B on this road trip with my dad because we couldn’t agree on anything else. I smoked weed and listened to “Fantasy” and felt something I’d never felt before [laughs]– yeah, that makes me sound so ignorant. But then I slowly started gravitating more toward female singers, because I was able to relate. In medieval Christian thought, it was assumed that the better you were as a singer, the purer your heart was. I don’t necessarily think that’s true, but Mariah Carey has the voice of someone who has never done evil. (source)