Author: bohemianstella

I’m out of here #8: Cast Away, somehow.

Beaches, Fiji, Islands, Resorts, travel

When  I was a kid, I was fascinated by adventorous things. I made houses out of trees, pretending to live somewhere far away, or tried to make out stories while being in the outdoors of the wide land that surrounds my house back in south Italy. That always worked out for me, I never got bored and could spend hours by inventing new stories. Then the teenage years came and some of the Fantasy got lost on the way. I still love to tell myself stories to make the world around me brighter, but they’re pretty different from twenty years ago and way more realistic.

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I’m out of here #2: California dreamin’

California, Citytrip, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Pier, Restaurants, Santa Monica, Sightseeing, Venice Beach, West Hollywood

California, especially an enourmous City like Los Angeles, was always something that inspired me somehow. You’ll see tons of different People every day, even just like sitting in a cafe, and I caught myself many times wondering about their stories. LA is for sure the City of dreams for most, awaiting to get lucky and be discovered. Some People will succeed, others won’t. Others will Keep on trying for the rest of their lives.

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I’m out of here #1: Viva Las Vegas!

Freemont Street, Las Vegas, Neon Museum, Nevada, Shopping, USA

First of all, I have  to apologize about my Absence the last couple of weeks. I had a lot to prepare for my big trip out on this planet and I didn’t really have the Chance to put all my Picture together and write my first Posts. And additionally, there is a lot of bad wifi all over this world…

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Davos: Follow the Mountain Sound

Davos, Panorama Hotel, Restaurants, Switzerland, travel, Wellness

The last time I’ve visited Davos was about 20 years ago, as far as I remember. My grandpa used to be there a lot so we went up in the mountains to visit him. Even if I actually have great memories of that period, I didn’t take the chance to go back. True, living in south Italy during my teenage years didn’t really enforce my love for ice skating, skiing or snowboarding, since a temperature of 10 degrees celsius is already freezing for us.

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Songbird Festival Opening #2: Reza Dinally / Leslie Clio – melancholia vs. catchy pop

Concert, Davos, Leslie Clio, Live, Reza Dinally, Songbird Festival, Switzerland

The second evening of the Songbird Festival had again on stage two artists that couldn’t have been more different from each other musically speaking: Reza Dinally and Leslie Clio. At the legendary Montana Hotel, that celebrates itself as “Aprés Snow Culture” venue, I was happy to find an intimate concert hall, way smaller than the previous one, including some vintage stucco on the Roof: how charming is that?

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Songbird Festival Opening #1: The Drops / Willam White – young freshness vs. positive vibes

Concert, Davos, Live, Music, Songbird Festival, Switzerland, The Drops, William White

The 7th Edition of the Songbird Festival taking place in the Swiss mountains of Davos couldn’t have a better start by having on stage two acts totally different from each other: the young pop/rock quartet of Basel based band The Drops and our national Reggae Sweetheart William White.

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Jungle (UK): the rise of Modern Soul

Concert, Jungle, Komplex 457, Live, Modern Soul, Music, Switzerland, Zurich

Red painted walls, smoke coming from the stage, a huge chandelier at the entrance, round tables that aren’t for table dancing anymore: that’s the location where I had the pleasure to attend the show of one of the most outstanding bands of the British Music scene. I’m talking about Jungle, modern soul collective from London, already acclaimed this summer at several Festivals around the globe.

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How you should spend 36 hours in Milan

Concert, Food, Italy, Live, Milano, Paolo Nutini, Restaurants, Sightseeing

Ciao a tutti!
I have been in Milan the last time surely 7 years ago, so I it was definetly time to go again. And, oh boy, I spent one of the best weekends of this season! Being one of Italy’s biggest cities, Milan belongs automatically to the epicentre of happening. There’s a lot of sightseeing and culture in here, but as we know, the time on a weekend can be quite limited. So if you’re planning to be in North Italy you might be glad to have some tips for a big city like Milan. So let’s start this mini survival guide: Milan in 36 hours.

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Marina and the Diamonds (UK) – Froot: life couldn’t get much sweeter.

Album, Indie Pop, Marina and the Diamonds, Music, Release, UK

Folks! If there’s any of you out there with a little passion for innovative Indie Pop, then you surely didn’t miss Marina Diamandis’ announcement via social media yesterday.
It was pretty clear that something will be coming soon, ’cause this greco-welsh Beauty already made public her Album release through her first single, which has the same name as the Album itself: “Froot”.

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Baloise Session 2014 – Storytellers: Music Lasts Forever

Amy Macdonald, Baloise Session, Basel, James Gruntz, Live, Music, Switzerland

My Sundays usually are the same: it’s probably the only day of the whole week where I absolutely do nothing. I’ll might cook but that’s it. Last Sunday was gig day, the second time in a row, which gave me a great feeling actually, since I had something to look forward to that wasn’t the screen of my TV or my pijama.

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