konnichiwalski

Omg at Ian Barter responding. And mess at the first one. I don't know much what to say either lmao but introduce yourself as a fan, try asking details about those songs they did together, with Ian you can ask about Lights On because that was released, maybe it's easier. Ask if there's a possibility for you/us to get to listen to something they did together.

Not sure if this has even been posted, but I found the credits to Sculpture Sculpture Alexandra Hughes(NS);BRETT MCLAUGHLIN(ASCAP);Oskar Sikow(NS)

I actually found some people through HFA and ASCAP registered songs. Paul Dolby/Seiji > He produced the original "electropop" version of I'm Your Doll. Soundcloud, twitter and facebook are on his site, but none of them seem to have recent activity. http://www.seiji.studio We Are Shining > She worked with them on Breaks, that is on their album with another vocalist. Again, no activity on the band social media. Morgan Zarate and Acyde are behind the duo and neither are active on social media. https://soundcloud.com/weareshining Fabien Waltmann > Worked with Twigs on a number of songs registered on HFA. Seems to be active on twitter and Facebook. http://fabienwaltmann.com Ian Barter > Worked with Twigs on a number of songs registered on both HFA and ASCAP. Not active on social media. Tried to contact him and got no answer. https://www.ianbarter.com Mihai Ogasanu > Worked with Twigs on Bumper. http://www.centralbpm.com And of course there's Robert Logan. And Mike Chapman who produced Walk Til You're Dead but I can't find any way to get in touch with him.

I wish someone could find a way to talk to Ian Berter. They worked on a lot of music together, some was even on her old myspace. But I have special interest in his version of Lights On. I tried to email him like two times but never got an answer. Btw, Boots said he worked on some stuff for LP2

CXIII concept: all gifs are of her spinning. Make that happen, Alexandra

Ok, my faves: CLXI: Never Enough CLXII: Simon Says CLXU: Misbelieving Unreleased: Sculpture

I'm pretty sure it's been said that 24/7 does not have Alexandra and that the snippet posted was the same one Allie gave to that girl that won some sweepstakes kind of thing she did in 2015.

Yes!! But I don't really like the ALX version, the original is better/more fitting to the lyrics. Omg I completely forgot about that lmao Is there anything related to that note on any of the CXII gifs/visuals?

Yes, she completely missed the mark imo. Tbh, she missed the mark very early on. She had enough good songs to put out CXI in 2014 when she got the attention from the Katy Perry tweet but went the rest of the year into hiding. Then she got a moment going in 2015 with CXI and let it die in 2016 with the whole Unsolved mess. Herself and her team are the ones in the way of stablishing the Allie X project. She could've a Charli or MØ sized fan base by now if she knew how to ride the momentum she created back then.

It's just a diet that Allie herself decided to take to extremes. I actually read the book and it's a pretty reasonable plant based diet. The sugar part is not even crazy, you only cut it for like a month or two and reintroduce it slowly. Allie's just dramatic with it

Her fashion and her lack of rhythm nnn

I don't know if I'm more shocked at her song played without permission or Gigi Gorgeous doing reality TV

Made us chose one, released neither

I'm screaming at her laugh on the second video

Better Times Offering All The Rage Too Much To Dream Old Habits Die Hard Cure That's So Us Casanova Purge Misbelieving Alexandra The fact that we have pretty much the whole original CXII project in some form

Honestly I don't know if I want her to finish Sculpture after she ruined True Love Is Violent.

inb4 24/7 comes back from the dead to do it before her.

Same, Moonlight is my favorite track on Seohyun's album.

Pretty sure it's those bangs extentions. It looks off on the first picture.

It'll definetly be for That's So Us, since she got that budget from MuchMusic a couple of months back. - The Casanova video is so good! Sure it's simple but unlike Paper Love it's not trying to have a storyline and failing at making sense. It's just great visuals.

Why You Wanna starts with her singing operatic notes, kinda like the original Oh Chad, but with effects.