Built around a sample of Sir Mix-a-Lot's "Baby Got Back," her ode to her famous bottom is playful and brash.
By Alexandra Schwartz September 22, 2016 In "Odes," her latest collection of poems, Sharon Olds lauds things that are not often considered worthy of appreciation — stretch marks, fat, composting toilets — and reconsiders others that are.
In 2015, she released her ode to queer female love, "Girls Like Girls".
A protégé of jazz giant Gil Evans and a collaborator of David Bowie, Dawn Upshaw, and the Kronos Quartet, Schneider comes to Duke Performances having recently won a GRAMMY for The Thompson Fields, her sublime ode to her rural Minnesota upbringing.
Aguilera's vocal is an unabashedly expressive ode to her sexuality, and her control over it.
Between Dot's ode to her cats and her tribute to the concept of parents, there's something utterly deceptive about the band almost as if some alien force were trying to mimic 60s AM radio.
And so I wrote her a 13-page ode to her film, broken up into three chapters, and emailed it to her.
Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: The Brazilian guitarist and singer-songwriter rolls through an ode to her musical beginnings, rejigging her favourite bossa nova and jazz classics.
She sang, "Little Little" an ode to her (then) unborn child written for her 1989 album, Shiver.
Her next project will be an ode to her favorite movie, the photography-centric "La Jetée," but she won't reveal any details.
