All the Playlists

Never Catch Me – Flying Lotus

7 November 2017

This track by acclaimed producer Stephen Ellison, better known as Flying Lotus, with genius Kendrick Lamar, is a single from the 2014 album “You’re Dead!” The title comes from the desire of Ellison and collaborator Thundercat, an amazing bassist and producer in his own right, to create music that comes so hard that it just kills you when you hear it.

I’m Forrest… Forrest Gump – Alan Silvestri

7 November 2017

Everybody in the world, knows this wonderful melody. Everybody at least once, found himself whistling the theme while absent-minded. And this happens because the simplicity of the notes brings back the listener to his childhood. Oh, and obviously because the film “Forrest Gump” was a total blast for the emotions of the viewer 😀

Ustura (Kırmızı Kurnaz Tilki) – Yasemin Mori

7 November 2017

Yasemin Mori gerçekten çok özgün sanatçılardan birisi. Sürreal şarkı sözleri ve yüksek müzikalitesiyle yıllardır ana akımdan uzak orijinal işler yapıyor. Diğerlerinin birkaç adım önünde mi yoksa aksi mi bilmiyorum ama diğerlerinden farklı bir yerde durduğu kesin. Kendi yarattığı gezegeninden ara sıra dışarı çıkıyorsa da Venüs’te uyanıyor ve dünyaya pek uğramıyor.

Doomed – Moses Sumney

7 November 2017

This track off Moses Sumney’s debut album, Aromanticism, really shows you everything he’s about in one song.

In this ambient and soulful ballad, Moses questions whether or not he is “doomed” if his heart stays in idle. Meaning he is unsure of where he is going in life because he is not sure of his direction at this point in time, therefore he is in a stand still or, as he sings, “idle”.

Trial and Error – One Flew West

7 November 2017

The irresistibly catchy Trial and Error proves that just because you hate injustice, it doesn’t mean you have to stop moshing. Frank Turner crashes headlong into Sum 41 in a bubbly 2 minutes 50 seconds of pogo polemic by Colorado four-piece One Flew West.

Institutionalized – Kendrick Lamar feat. Bilal, Anna Wise & Snoop Dogg

7 November 2017

Art and music are indeed some of the most efficient and fit platforms to address social problems. Besides, being as subjective and democratic as it is, music is meant to entertain but sometimes it might also make you think.

Death Grip – Morosity

7 November 2017

During my break I was swamped with some seriously outstanding Submissions. This week I have Morosity with their track Death Grip…. This track immediately got my attention and for obvious reasons… it actually reminded me of the score from Cave and Ellis’s “The Proposition” and it’s probably worthy of sitting on a Cinematic soundtrack such this.

In Bloom – Sturgill Simpson

7 November 2017

This week’s track is a cover of Nirvana’s In Bloom, which appeared on the Nevermind album.  I really loved Nirvana for years, and am still very fond of their music.  Not unusual, I was an angry, bored and trouble making teenager, looking for an outlet and escape from my reality.  The emotion expressed through the raw sound of Nirvana consistently gave me a way to release some angst without really dealing with it – awesome.  The first album I ever owned was In Utero – awesome. 

I Dare You – The xx

6 November 2017

I’m a hopeless romantic. I think love is a social construct. I fall in love with every new person I meet. And yet I seem to always question why we feel it so necessary to find someone to love. Maybe it has to do with the things that I was exposed to growing up. Maybe it’s all in my head.

Never Be Like You – Flume, kai

2 November 2017

Sometimes we heroes forget that at the end of the day, we’re only human. We make mistakes. Flume and kai know this, and they want you to know it to. Maybe you fucked up today—you didn’t Save the World! Maybe you even destroyed a one. That’s okay. You’re only human, and yes, you make mistakes.

Lean On – Major Lazer ft. MO & DJ Snake

2 November 2017

Being the full-time superheroes that we are, we often need reminding that we don’t have to do all this on our own. As this track perfectly surmises, ‘we all need someone to lean on.’ This track is a loving tribute to all the sidekicks in our lives, the ones who make our endeavours possible, the ones who stick by us through thick and thin. Without them we are mere mortals; together, we can Save the World!

The Only Way Is Up – Martin Garrix & Tiësto

2 November 2017

There’s no rush quite like the one when Victory! is in sight. In these moments, the world is ours, we have full control, and nothing can get in our way. In other words, the Only Way Is Up!