Showing posts with label eisley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eisley. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Walking on sunshine, and don't it feel good...

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(F21 blazer and necklace/Thrifted sweater/H&M skinnies/Dolce Vita boots)

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(XI top/AA skirt/Urban Outfitters leggings/JC Lita/Vintage Dooney&Bourke bag and sunnies)

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Hooray to my first post of 2012! I can't believe I've had this blog for 4 years. It's such a joyous experience looking back at all my old posts, and thinking about how important or great that day was for me. I can't wait to blog even more this year...I'll make it a point to blog at least 5 times a month. 
These past couple of days have been such a whirlwind for me. Today was my first day back at work since NYE, and it seems like this year is already going by too fast. First off, NYE was extremely low key. The husb and I had a romantic sushi dinner, followed by games and drinks at his friend's house who conveniently lives on the same block. It was really nice to have a relaxing evening, and wear just the right amount of sparkle. 
On the 2nd, my beautiful baby (not so baby anymore) sister, turned 20. I couldn't believe it myself. We had an amazing day planned-lunch at Mexicali, bowling at Pinz, and a movie at the Arclight-followed by a sleepover at my house, where we got to indulge in Gossip Girl on netflix, In n Out, and making our 2nd music video (more on this later). And for the record, we did not intend to match that day. I guess yellow was the color of choice for us that morning. Needless to say, we got a lot of stares...

Now about that video. My sister and I sing. We especially love to sing together, just for fun. We decided to make a little something because we hadn't done it in years. Hope you guys enjoy! 




Monday, May 16, 2011

Shines down on my home

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I can't believe it's over...my sister and I finally got to watch our favorite band, Eisley, perform at the Troubadour last night. And they put on quite a show. I always love seeing them perform live, because the people who usually come out to see them are truly dedicated fans. The vibe of the room was electric, and everyone sang along-even to the songs from their new album. Most importantly, my sister and I got to spend some much needed time together, which I had truly missed with her living so far away. Another highlight of the evening-I finally got to meet my facebook friend/style crush, Maeghan. She and I have mutual friends and a mutual respect and love for each other's style-so it was exciting to finally see and talk to her in person. My only gripe of the night? The troubadour security guards...such assholes. One guy even lasered me in the eye just because I was taking pictures, when there were 25 other people in the crowd doing the exact same thing...weirdo. But other than than, nothing could've ruined my night. We both went home extremely satisfied, with tour posters in hand to commemorate the evening. Perfection. 

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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Make me better love

Eisley

There once was a band called Eisley, whom I discovered back when I was only 13 years old.  I had heard of this little band from Texas through a friend. She was really into finding great unknown music, and this song happened to be playing in her room...







And while I've never spoken of them or any music that's inspired me on this blog (kinda sad)-they've been a front runner in my life. A band that cuts through me emotionally, every single time I hear their  voices. Perhaps, it has to do with the fact that soon after I began listening to them-my sister had also gotten hooked by their fantastical and whimsical sound. Pretty soon, everywhere we went we sang their songs together. Me the melody, she the harmony. It was almost a requirement at family gatherings, that she and I would put on Eisley performances. It made sense for us...Eisley is a family band after all-consisting of sisters Sherri, Stacy and Chauntelle, with their brother Weston and cousin Garron.
It's been 12 years since I first heard Room Noises. Then in 2007, their second full length album Combinations was released. But it isn't until their latest album, The Valley (released just last month)-when I listened straight through, and cried my little eyes out. I've heard them grow from singing about being lost at sea and marvelous things, to now singing about their failed marriage, and broken engagement. It's the most personal and grown up album they've ever released, and it's my baby. To say I listen to it every day would be an understatement.  My sister and I will probably always have Eisley as one of our biggest bonds. We grew up with them, and felt every note and every word sung.  The last time we saw them live was at the El Rey in 2008, and it was such a magical night. So we're very excited to be seeing them once again at the Troubadour on May 15th. I have a feeling it's going to be pretty special. 













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Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Tangles in my hair, but you made me feel so pretty

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Finally, pictures from my sister's gorgeous 18th birthday extravaganza. As you can see, the theme was gold. Gold was everywhere...and it all started after Victoria found the dress. And this was definitely THE dress! I mean, it was sort of a collaborative design between Victoria and the designer, so it's absolutely one-of-a-kind and no one in the world has it. Lucky girl! But she totally deserved this night, she'd been waiting so long to have a party like this-and finally, it was able to happen for her. And I couldn't be happier and prouder to have such an amazing sister. I know I sing her praises all the time-but I wouldn't say such things if they weren't true.
The evening was filled with lots of food, entertainment, laughs, tears, excitement-it was just one of those parties you wish went on for a week! My parents really did a wonderful job.
Geo and I played hosts for the evening. He was much more comfortable with the position than I was, but I think I did alright. My favorite part of the evening though, was when Victoria and I sang a duet together, completely a cappella, to Eisley's Brightly Wound. We hadn't sang together in a long time, so it was a special moment.

I love my sister so much.

p.s. That divine cake was also designed by my sister. Isn't it amazing looking? It tasted just as good as it looked too. I wish I had gone for seconds. :p

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