Lusaint considers The Smiths’ ‘This Charming Man’ special, inspired by Johnny Marr’s guitar work contrasting with Morrissey’s melancholic vocals. She also noted a personal connection as Morrissey lived nearby her Stretford home.
Chemical Brothers’ ‘Galvanize’ inspired her with its bold, cinematic electronic sound, blending momentum and emotion seamlessly.
Elbow’s ‘Loneliness Of A Tower Crane Driver’ remains one of her favourite tracks due to Guy Garvey’s voice and the song’s deep cinematic storytelling. She also highlighted Hurts’ ‘Somebody To Die For’ and Cherry Ghost’s ‘People Help The People’ for their emotional resonance and humanity.
| Song | Lusaint’s Commentary |
|---|---|
| Elbow – ‘Loneliness Of A Tower Crane Driver’ | Deep emotion with cinematic music |
| Hurts – ‘Somebody To Die For’ | Emotional with cinematic production |
| Cherry Ghost – ‘People Help The People’ | Simplicity combined with humanity and soft tones |