Showing posts with label songs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label songs. Show all posts

Thursday, December 3, 2015

The Ultimate Winter Playlist

Hi lovely,

"First day of November and first daylight savings Sunday"~ Lusciously Levi  

Now that winter is rapidly approaching, let us dive into the music world and wrap ourselves with all of its love. Music feeds the soul, helps release stress, and provides one with some sort of outlet for expression; it enhances one's ability to feel when in any given mood and evokes a sense of truthfulness, which in essence, brings forth clarity within yourself. This unique bunch is a classic mix of Holiday classics, oldies, and pop music with the utmost appreciation placed on the combination of lyrics, melodies, and overall sound. 

The Ultimate Winter Playlist

Holiday Favorites:

The Nutcracker by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
All I Want For Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey
It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year by Andy Williams
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer by Gene Autry
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) by Mariag Carey
White Christmas by Bing Crosby
A Holly Jolly Christmas by Burl Ives
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas by Frank Sinatra 
Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree by Brenda Lee
Jingle Bell Rock by Bobby Helms
Last Christmas by Wham!
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas by Bing Crosby 
Frosty the Snowman by Gene Autry
Winter Wonderland by Bing Crosby
Underneath the Tree by Kelly Clarkson 
Jingle Bells
Silent night
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town 


Oldies:

Moon River by Andy Williams
Never gonna fall in love again by Eric Carmen
Can't help falling in love by Elvis
I'm not in love by 10cc
Everybody's talkin' by Harry Nilsson
Give me just a little more time by Chairmen of the board
Alone again by Gilbert O'Sullivan
Ding a Dong by Teach in
Baby Hands up by Ottawan
Sunshine Reggae by Laid Back
Thought I'd Ring You by Shirley Bassey & Alain Delon
Oh Babe, What Would You Say by Hurricane Smith

Pop:

Hands to Myself by Selena Gomez
Zero by Chris Brown
Perfect by One Direction
I know what you did last summer by Shawn and Camila
Sober by Selena Gomez
Me and the Rhythm Selena Gomez
Same old love by Selena Gomez                                            
Confident by Demi Lovato
Freedom by Pharrel Williams
Cant sleep love  by Pentatonix
Hello by Adele 
Hollow by Tori Kelly
Body On Me by Rita Ora Featuring Chris Brown
Lean on by Major Lazer & DJ Snake
Writing's On The Wall by Sam Smith
How Deep Is Your Love by Calvin Harris & Disciples
Your love by Nicole Scherzinger
Don't hold your breath by Nicole Scherzinger

XOXO Lusciously Levi

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Sunday, August 30, 2015

The Ultimate 2015 Summer Playlist

Hi lovely!

Now that summer is coming to a close, let us wrap up with all the beautifully emotional experiences that we have had with a connection to music. Music feeds the soul, helps release the stress, and essentially provides one with some sort of outlet for expression; it enhances one's ability to feel when in any given mood and evokes  a sense of truthfulness, which in essence, brings forth clarity within yourself. This unique bunch is a classic mix of oldies and pop with the utmost appreciation placed on the combination of lyrics, melodies, and overall sound. So here it is! 

My Ultimate Summer 2015 Playlist

Oldies:

Tom Jones: Man who knows too much
Tom Jones: You Know Me
Robbie Williams: Supreme
Boney M: One Way Ticket
Boney M. Sunny
Harry Nilsson: Without You
Chris Thompson: If you Remember Me
BLUE SWEDE: LONELY SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Air Supply: Goodbye
5000 Volts - I'm On Fire
The Rubettes: Sugar Baby Love  
The Turtles: Happy together
The Partridge Family: I think I love you 
Marie Laforet: Roman d'Amour  
Earth and fire - Memories
Jane Birkin: Orang Outan 
Slade: My Oh My 
Florent Pagny: L'air Du Temps
Al Jolson: LIZA (TILL THE CLOUDS'LL ROLL AWAY)
Uriah Heep: Easy Livin'
Tony Orlando: Tie a yellow ribbon 'round ol' Oak tree 
Three Dog Night: Eli's Coming 




Pop: Zedd: Beautiful Now
Selena Gomez: Good For You 
Tori Kelly: I was made for Loving you
Tori Kelly: It shouldve been US
Tori Kelly: All in my Head
R5: Can't say I'm in love
R5: I know you got away
R5: Lightning strikes
R5: Heart made up on you
R5: Pass me by
Pia Mia: Do it again
Hilary Duff: Tattoo
Russian Red - Fuerteventura 
Girls aloud: The promise
Bridgit Mendler: Top of the World  
Elle King: Ex's & Oh's



Enjoy :) and comment what your favorite summer songs are!

XOXO Lusciously Levi

Thursday, November 29, 2012

Dear diary

"Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success."

Easier said than done, I contest that these wise words are truly a valuable imaginary keepsake for every individual to contain. 


Word of the day is: nictitate. It means to wink.
Americans are commonly known for their keen, unique, rapid lifestyles. Always on the go, we conceptualize and in turn physically act upon everything quickly. Whether that be fashion, business, or politics, the art of speaking deserves as much effort as the former categories require.
There are college courses specifically devoted to teaching pure public speaking. This is essentially a skill, one that requires effort, time, and practice. Reading daily correlates positively with a broader vocabulary, and an increased intellect. Ultimately, reading anything and everything is simply suggested. Newspapers, books, articles, catalogs, novels, maps, etc., all vastly contribute to our vocabulary and impact our way of communicating with others. It benefits each and everyone in a way that increases knowledge, wisdom, and understanding for all.

Weekend after Thanksgiving: Family Outing

Watching tv, just ate breakfast, studying psychology. Yesterday was freezing but nice out. Me and my family went out to a farmers market and bought delicious fresh fruit. Among the delectable Fuji apples, hot apple cider, apple plain donuts, scallops, french baguettes, and apple muffins were all purchased as well. We proceeded to take a walk in a park even though it was breezy and chilly out.
Listening to Taylor Swift I knew you were Trouble and Charlie Chaplin theme songs.
A soul mate is more like a mirror, showing you ways to be a better person and vice verse.

Starbucks is looking festive and holiday-esq these days. Coming in, I see all of the colorful treats including peppermint covered almonds and dazzling coffee mugs. The Christmas tree adds a final touch to the traditional holiday season. 
These chocolates are uniquely woven in various shapes intended for creativity purposes. This does, indeed, attract attention from the customers.
The cute little fox is a symbol, obviously, but not sure what to make of it. These flavors of coffee seem delicious! We have peppermint mocha and gingerbread latte. Take your pick of choice, or stand around and inhale the sweet aroma while you enjoy some classical holiday music being played, in almost any Starbucks location.
Christmas would not be complete without the trimmings:the trimmings of the shelves, of course! These ornaments (green decorations and little golden balls) hanging around the food implicitly dress up the occasion and present a more vividly ornate appeal to the roving eye that passes by. 

A Rainy Tuesday 
 

Rain Rain Drip and Drop
Chilly in the 40's, on a November morning.