Tag: Lady Gaga

Kesha’s Saturn Return

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Los Angeles will eat you. The LA music biz specialises in packaging young girls into pop stars — Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Ariana Grande, Nicky Minaj, Miley Cyrus, Britney Spears. The singer-songwriter Kesha is one of those. Spotted by producer Dr Luke at the age of 17,  she was persuaded by him to drop out of high school and move to LA. But it was not until 2010, that Kesha, autotuned and “sexified”, had a hit with a song she wrote, Tik Tok, and the subsequent album, Animal. Her second album Warrior was just as successful — as were her tours. The persona she […]

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Divided by Pluto: Virgo through Capricorn

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I started writing about Pluto generations with the intention of keeping these summaries short and letting the pictures tell part of the story. These were meant to be ready references to spark off ideas. Then the subject ballooned out of control, and I had to stop for a bit. Now I’ve cut back and again and decided to publish these summaries and return to writing about the generations in greater detail later. Just to reiterate. There are a couple of interesting periods to look for each generation: when they come of age in their 20s and when they come to […]

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Astrology of Now: Moonlight And Music

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There’s a big fat passionate Leo Moon out there, and with Venus, Mars and Neptune all in Pisces the air is singing with romance and yearning. Let’s face the music… There are so many great interpretations of this song: from wistful (Diana Krall, Scorpio) to tear-jerking (Willie Nelson, Pisces), from comforting (Ella Fitzgerald, Taurus) and sweet (Nat King Cole, Pisces) to razzmatazzy (Tony Bennett, Leo and Lady Gaga, Aries) or seductive (Fred Astaire, Taurus), but for this month’s mood, Sinatra hits it just right — jaded, salty, a little sad, but full of life. The arrangement by Johnny Mandel isn’t too shabby either. Today’s transits […]

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