Lonely Drifter Karen是一支三人乐团，主唱、主创和吉它手Tanja Frinta来自于奥地利中部，曾经在维也纳和哥德堡都组建过乐队，直到在巴塞罗纳遇到另两位真命天子——西班牙钢琴手Marc Meliá Sobrevias和意大利鼓手Giorgio Menossi后，有关Lonely Drifter Karen的音乐恋情故事，才终于落地又生根、开花又结果。
音乐底蕴究竟是什么样子，听听Lonely Drifter Karen的这张《Glass Is Singing》，你就会明白个大概。整张专辑以音乐剧、中欧民谣、钢琴小品这些传统的古典音乐元素为架构，甚至是同样参与的爵士乐在这里面都已经算是年轻人了。而这样的组合，在如今的Indie其实也并不算太新鲜，但多数的效果，却只能是提供出一种花花草草的梦幻氛围，说的不好听一点，其中的一些音乐，也不过就是拿着这些流行音乐中的非主流元素，来捣捣浆糊、卖个新鲜和混淆视听罢了。但Lonely Drifter Karen的这张处子专辑，给人最大的感觉就是这些古典元素在运用的过程中，依然让人感到它们的古意盎然、底蕴扎实，很有一种文化的厚重感，也正是有了这种基础，Lonely Drifter Karen的音乐也就丝毫没有了同时代一些独立音乐那种比较常见的轻浮和轻飘。而Tanja Frinta游历的经历，加上其它两名乐手的文化背影，更让这种中欧的古朴，又多了一种北欧的清新和西欧的浪漫这样的融合，也让专辑在古朴的基础上，又多了一种纯粹的简洁和轻盈的浪漫。

Angus & Julia Stone来自澳大利亚悉尼的兄妹组合。ANGUS的声线是清新的男声，像春天清爽的风，一个有想法的男孩真絷的表达。JULIA的声音则像是一个充满愁绪的小女孩喃喃地向你诉说与要求，他们的音乐轻快，富有想像力，每一首的可听性都很高，是真正热爱音乐的人才能做出的音乐。

"Somebody That I Used to Know" is a song by Australian singer and songwriter Gotye from his third studio album Making Mirrors, and features New Zealand-born singer Kimbra. The song was written by Gotye himself, lyrically about his experiences he had in broken relationships. The song was released on 6 July 2011 as the second and lead single off the album.
The song was released into critical acclaim by music critics and a surprising success in Australia, peaking at number one in the country for two weeks so far. The song received other success in European countries and New Zealand, peaking at the top 10 single charts there.
It is Gotye and Kimbra's highest charting, selling and their first number one song in Australia, causing their previous singles and albums charting at the top 100 in Australia too.

In Sydney, Australia, Lenka was a teen actress who trained with Cate Blanchett, thereafter landing leading roles on stage, television and indie films. A self-described 'punk-ass art school student' and vocalist/keyboardist for acclaimed indie Electronic/ambient outfit Decoder Ring. She has flung herself into two new worlds simultaneously: she's moved to California and become a solo artist. Whether channelling our long-repressed terrors ('Trouble') or long-lost innocence ('We Will Not Grow Old'), her music evokes primal emotions, unblemished by pretense or cynicism and unashamed of cracking a smile occasionally. Lenka's fresh sensibility extends to every element of her music, as the whimsical, paper art, stoimated videos she creates.'It's a mood-enhancer,' she says of her record, 'I don't like it when people are depressed. I want to cheer them up.'