Vampire Weekend and Tears Of The Sun

Today's song comes out of New York City, from the amazing band known as Vampire Weekend. What I love about this song is how different it is from Vampire Weekend's usual style. This song has a beautiful and melancholic feel which is a stark contrast from their usually upbeat and baroque styled rock. There is a different kind of strength to this song. Its not like those powerful ballads with strong vocals that you normally hear, but has such a strong sense of emotion and life. This song is quite unique and I really enjoy that. Today's instrumental song is from the movie Tears of The Sun. I have never seen this movie so I can't really tell you anything about that. However, this song is absolutely beautiful and moving. The soft melodies coupled with a Moroccan or Middle Eastern type beat gives this song something special. I hope you enjoy the music and please feel free to comment!

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