MusicMonday: Aruarian Dance by Nujabes

Sometimes I find the sweetest songs by total accident and they make me smile from the inside out.

This song was one of them. I stumbled across it on an 8tracks playlist and immediately Googled the artist.

Sometimes I hear the saddest things about people I don't know and it makes my spirit droop.

The artist, Nujabes is a Japanese hip hop producer and he died in car crash in 2010 aged 36.

I had only listened to the one of his songs just once and yet I felt his loss in the world. Is that a little crazy?

Maybe, maybe not. Either way please enjoy his music.

Today's small number of Instagrams are of home. We've been back nearly a week and despite mixed emotions, a long to do list and a sad realisation that one special journey has come to an end, we're happy to back in London with friends and family. Plus I got my hair cut. Woo.P.S. Follow me on Instagram as bushbirdie. x

Frances M. Thompson

Londoner turned wanderer, Frankie is an author, freelance writer and blogger. Currently based in Amsterdam, Frankie was nomadic for two years before starting a family with her Australian partner. Frankie is the author of three short story collections, and is a freelance writer for travel and creative brands. In 2017, she launched WriteNOW Cards, affirmation cards for writers that help build a productive and positive writing practice. When not writing contemporary fiction, Frankie shops for vintage clothes, dances to 70s disco music and chases her two young sons around Amsterdam.
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