Lykke Li is in full promotion of his new album American, Wounded Rhymes, of which we have spoken in Hypersonic and I found one of the best albums so far this year, surely cherish print by December. This second work he has demonstrated something that already made it clear in his debut, his talent as a songwriter and as a creator of atmospheres cream is huge.
The Swedish singer has just visited the Conan O'Brien program, cites essential for artists who are promoting their work, and has made a very powerful interpretation of Wounded Rhymes first single, 'Get Some', which heads these lines. As you can see, it departs somewhat from the tendency of the disc, less aggressive and more intimate - but no less heartbreaking - but both the song and the lyrics is no waste: Live, this girl is mighty fine, as long wrapped in huge costumes and full of fabrics including hard to guess her figure, hidden as if it were a shield in front of the camera.
One would think that little voice at times shy, sometimes shameless Wounded Rhymes was able to seize the moment and the stage with such confidence. Lykke Li has also been uploaded to your YouTube account a very special performance, which she is entitled as 'Live On The Moon'. This time, the song is magnificent lucky 'I Know Places', one of the more leisurely and intimate courts of record, a history that care about the where and not how or when.
Like all her colleagues in the tracklist, a jewel that goose bumps. 
The Swedish singer has just visited the Conan O'Brien program, cites essential for artists who are promoting their work, and has made a very powerful interpretation of Wounded Rhymes first single, 'Get Some', which heads these lines. As you can see, it departs somewhat from the tendency of the disc, less aggressive and more intimate - but no less heartbreaking - but both the song and the lyrics is no waste: Live, this girl is mighty fine, as long wrapped in huge costumes and full of fabrics including hard to guess her figure, hidden as if it were a shield in front of the camera.
One would think that little voice at times shy, sometimes shameless Wounded Rhymes was able to seize the moment and the stage with such confidence. Lykke Li has also been uploaded to your YouTube account a very special performance, which she is entitled as 'Live On The Moon'. This time, the song is magnificent lucky 'I Know Places', one of the more leisurely and intimate courts of record, a history that care about the where and not how or when.
Like all her colleagues in the tracklist, a jewel that goose bumps.
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