All the Playlists

Love Never Felt so Good (Original) – Michael Jackson

22 June 2017

Ladies and Gentlemen! I’m so damn proud to introduce on this playlist the King of Pop! Michael Jackson!

The man who is still bringing hits after his death: the Pandora’s Box of Music. The unique voice praised by the world no matter which is your favourite genre, you will know him and like at least 3 songs.

Sweet Dreams, TN – The Last Shadow Puppets

22 June 2017

If you know Alex Turner and Miles Kane, you will know they started this for fun, but it ended in a really good project.

It’s not their main genre but it’s a really good contribution while they are not on their main projects. Also, everybody loves when Alex Turner becomes that cheesy slow love singer.

Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps – Cake

22 June 2017

The song talks by itself. Good sound, cool voice and a time machine to the 90’s.

This band is a great example of being different. All the covers they recorded, are “practically amazing”. It’s interesting to think of the song’s story before it got into this guy’s mind.

My Doorbell – The White Stripes

22 June 2017

Well… Jack White… What else can we say about “different” after saying that name?

Named the Willy Wonka of Rock n’ Roll by The Rolling Stones (very well named actually). This living creature shares with us how versatile he can be throughout the album Behind Me Satan, 2004.

Stacy’s Mom – Scott Bradlee & The Post Modern Jukebox

22 June 2017

This Door is getting better and better. Wanted something different to hear? Wait! you know this song!!!… Yes! you’re right, but not this version by PMJ. Casey Abrams with his marvellous powerful voice, followed by the great arrangements made by Scott Bradley, gives us a bit more of speed on this playlist.

On My Own – Vincent And The Villains

22 June 2017

If the last song got your attention, this one will make you be excited for the next song on this playlist. When you start with something different, you need to stand on your idea and not fall into a hit so soon. This song has the perfect sound to be combined with any up beat song. Even if the last one ended slow you can feel a smooth change between songs. This is because of the fantastic start this song has.

Las Claves – Dr. Fuego

21 June 2017

Alright, we know – it’s summer and you’re all out on break earning dough in shitty jobs or heading south to the good weather – (or maybe even running north – it was 108 here in LA today!)

The City and the Stars – Reimagined – Neil Cowley Trio

21 June 2017

I always had a vision for this playlist where the music would take you out from the terror of turbulence and drop you into the cool ethereal place that exists above the clouds – this is the kind of music they play up there!

Things We Hang on To – Daniel Scarsella

20 June 2017

“The things we hold on to
Can cloud your point of view”

Ain’t that the truth!

Couldn’t Get it Right – Climax Blues Band

20 June 2017

This song is a bonafide stride through the heart of the 70s, cowbell and all. Released in 1976, it hit #3 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart. According to band member Derek Holt, the song is “about being on the road in America.” It definitely is redolent of wind-in-the-hair, open road, and blasting the eight-track while cruising in a convertible.

Strange Magic – Electric Light Orchestra

20 June 2017

Initially released on Electric Light Orchestra’s 1975 album Face the Music, it’s just as ethereal as most of their tunes, which indeed have a strange magic. This song seems a tandem fit for ELO’s other hit, “Evil Woman,” which is on the same album. Both address the mysteries of love and the possibility of it going awry.

Dreams – Fleetwood Mac

20 June 2017

Stevie Nicks’ raspy vocals and the wafting rhythms of this iconic song give it a dreamlike quality. This band started out as a blues band in the 60s, then when Nicks and Buckingham joined them, the blending of sounds brought about a whole new animal, one that captured the sound of the 70s, and this song is a perfect combination of those elements.