You know when you were a kid, you always wanted to have a food fight but knew you’d get in too much trouble? Well yesterday I got to have one and at first it was hilarious fun but after a few hours of being caked in chocolate mousse, ice cream, whipped cream, pasta, having a paw-paw mashed in your face etc, it gets a little tiring. This was for the music video we shot yesterday. It got pretty raunchy too and I can’t wait to see the final result. My clothes are in the wash now. Fingers crossed it all comes out. In the photos above, the little girls on the right have about the same coverage, the two in the middle aren’t even trying.
Today is going to be a bit different for me and I’m a little excited. It’s going to be lots of fun, hopefully. I’m going to be in a music video for Seany B today. I won’t tell you what we are doing but will save that for when the video comes out. Let’s just say that it involves 3 guys and 3 girls.
Seany B is probably best known (so far) for being the vocalist for the TV Rock song, Flaunt It. Check out that video, below.
Every now and then you listen to something and it raises a question or two. Nothing earth shattering but more like a little statement or something that just niggles at you.
Madonna, Justin and Timbaland. Three of music’s powerhouse figures at the moment. With that much power and cred why did they call the song “4 minutes to save the world” and then release a radio edit that is 3 minutes and 12 seconds?
The Carly Simon classic “You’re so Vain” has always annoyed me. “You probably think this song is about you, don’t you?” Well clearly it is about him. Duh. If you are going to write a song about someone, don’t get stroppy with them if they think it actually is about them.
Leona Lewis is a new face/voice on the scene, but her song “Bleeding love” has been played to death here on the radio, and I wanna know just how long someone can keep hemorrhaging and still have the strength to sing about it?
