Good day, humans. First off, I wanted to thank you all for taking my survey! (It should still be live for a few more days if you want to take it here.)
I found out lots of things, such as what day you like to read posts on and that most of my readers are Slytherins (muahahaha!).
I also discovered that you all like when I write about my novel and other such writerly things, so without further ado, I give you....
WHAT MY NOVEL SOUNDS LIKE
Maybe this should have been a post for my music blog
but it's Saturday and YOU CAN'T STOP ME
"The Leaf Maker"
Wickerbird
but it's Saturday and YOU CAN'T STOP ME
"The Leaf Maker"
Wickerbird
I find it hard to listen to music with clearly articulated lyrics while I write my novel (does anyone else find this distracting?!), so this peaceful and sometimes unintelligible album of forest sounds and haunting vocals is perfect! One listen to this and I am instantly transported to the arms of the pine trees, even if I'm indoors. Shout out to the glorious Abbie for introducing me to this artist!
"Love's Crushing Diamond"
Mutual Benefit
This is my evening stroll album, y'all. It's dreamy and contemplative and reminds me a bit of a kaleidoscope with its whimsical sounds and album art. I recently bought the vinyl LP of this record (as you can see above), and it is the perfect calming soundtrack for writing. I may or may not have listened to it while writing this post. ;)
"Milo Greene"
Milo Greene
Ah, Milo Greene. This album is MY JAM. It's nostalgic and cinematic and woodsy and harmonic and a billion other good, warm things. My cousin, sister and I all obsessed over this record for years. It's a keeper.
"Woodgate, NY"
Novo Amor
Novo Amor is my new favorite artist. His music sounds like a coastal take on Bon Iver, with heartfelt vocals, soaring melodies and pained lyrics. I find that I can really visualize and feel a scene while listening to Novo Amor. Take a listen to my favorite song here, and get ready to explode with emotion.
This is just a small selection of the albums that inspire me to write. The soundtrack to my novel is ever-growing and expanding, so I'm sure there will be more albums to add in the future. In the meantime, have a stellar Saturday, friends! ♥
+ What about you? Do you listen to music when writing?
What music helps you find inspiration?
"Milo Greene"
Milo Greene
Ah, Milo Greene. This album is MY JAM. It's nostalgic and cinematic and woodsy and harmonic and a billion other good, warm things. My cousin, sister and I all obsessed over this record for years. It's a keeper.
"Woodgate, NY"
Novo Amor
Novo Amor is my new favorite artist. His music sounds like a coastal take on Bon Iver, with heartfelt vocals, soaring melodies and pained lyrics. I find that I can really visualize and feel a scene while listening to Novo Amor. Take a listen to my favorite song here, and get ready to explode with emotion.
This is just a small selection of the albums that inspire me to write. The soundtrack to my novel is ever-growing and expanding, so I'm sure there will be more albums to add in the future. In the meantime, have a stellar Saturday, friends! ♥
+ What about you? Do you listen to music when writing?
What music helps you find inspiration?
I can't wait to look these up on Spotify! Thanks for sharing xx
ReplyDeleteNo prob! Hope you enjoy them :)
DeleteTHIS IS SUCH A GOOD IDEA THOUGH
ReplyDeletelike music for a novel??? YOU ARE BRILLIANT.
also can i just say your novel sounds (HAHAHAHAHAHAAHA no) really awesome?? xD
GAH THANK YOU <3 Music finds its ways into every corner of my life, I swear. This comment was the bomb! Thank you so much for your encouraging words!!
Deletethat Wickerbird album is absolutely incredible!! *heart eyes* definitely will be listening to that while writing especially since my novel is set mostly in the forest.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful? It makes me feel so nature-y! Glad you liked it. Thanks for commenting <3
DeleteI MUST LISTEN TO ALL ASAP. I usually pick a soundtrack that fits my novel really well and then only listen to that when I write that novel. Such as, right now I've been listening to the Tinkerbell and the Legend of the Neverbeast soundtrack because it fits the novel I'm in the process of plotting. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, the "put it on repeat" technique. I love that! If you find something that really works, you've got to play it over and over to get into that writing mood. AND YAY FOR PLOTTING *huzzah*
DeleteI'm pretty sure I'm in love with The Leaf Maker, especially Bugbear.
ReplyDeleteNo obligation or anything, but I tagged you! :)
http://theoddlifeofegy.blogspot.com/2017/01/the-inspire-me-tag-in-which-i-inspire.html
OH MY GOODNESS BUGBEAR! That one is my favorite. It actually makes me quite emotional. And oooh, thanks, I'll go check it out! :)
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