SHE’S DREAMING OF LJUBLJANA by JAN PLESTENJAK. Story by Zala Grobelnik.
For us Slovenes, Ljubljana has always been a symbol of something better, already from the modernism period, from early 20th century.
Sheep May Safely Graze by JS Bach. Story by Clare Boyd-Macrae
Clare Boyd-Macrae Brunswick, Melbourne, April 2015Bach, more than any other composer I know, makes me feel that everything will come out right in the end. Other composers were tormented souls; Bach seems to be a benign and contented family man with his 20 children, his round face and avuncular wig.
Shelter From The Storm by Bob Dylan. Story by Casselise Rowe.
Casselise Rowe The family room, Boronia, a Sunday afternoon 2000What would happen when everyone realised what a fraud I was?
SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO? by THE CLASH Story by Rijn Collins
If you can mark your steps in the grooves of your favourite records – and we can, of course – then there will always be those songs that guide you in your leaps of faith until you land, safe and sure footed, on the other side.
SHOUT by JOHNNY O’KEEFE. Story by Doug Jacquier
As the band was setting up, Johnny’s manager arrived and, handing out sheet music and a running list, said there would be no rehearsals or sound check.
SIGN OF THE TIMES by HARRY STYLES. Confession by Martina Medica.
You resolve to simply never think about Harry Styles, or One Direction, ever again.