Recently, the playlist has been driven by words – by lyric – by the articulation of vowels and consonants to give voice to a story. And that’s a good thing – there’s an infinite number of stories out there and words are a great tool to understand and make sense of them…
It transpires that Everything Is Alright was actually recorded and performed by veteran St. Louis songwriting partnership Neil McCloskey and Adam Hilligardt, quite recently as it happens, in 2015. Its nimble-footed fusion of soul, pop, and soft-rock is the stuff of all those eighties life-affirming pop hits that made Hall and Oates the most successful pop duo in the world ever…
Ephemerality is defined as the state of something that lasts for only a short period of time. It is commonly used to describe the passing of the seasons and the bloom and decay of nature…
I like to rap but I ain’t gonna do it forever.”
Here’s a riddle: What is the thing all us claim we want, but deep inside, if we’re being honest, terrifies us?
Here’s a hint: it’s the only constant in life.
You guessed it. Change…
Since Jakebob emerged in the Underground Bass scene many moons back, he’s been going from strength to strength, bossing every release he’s a part of. Being a producer and MC Jakebob comes with the full package…
“Know that it isn’t right, but you could be my one and only.” What alt-pop artist Clairo (Claire Cottrill) is referencing is her attraction – her same-sex attraction. On her mature debut album, Immunity, she tackles a host of topics, including two songs that explore sexuality…
Consumed by a pensive energy, Heavy Chest revels in cumbersome introspection. With creations drenched in moody melancholy – Andre Smith, Josh Brown, Samuel Morgan, and Joe Sheppy form the sound of the warped dream that is our existence…
Certain tracks, like certain Artists just get under your skin. They’re different from other tracks – and not necessarily in a good way – but you keep coming back to them – like dead Irishmen who live under your skin – they’re in there and all you can do is scratch…
Monsoon has officially hit the subcontinent and happiness is abound. The scorched earth and parched throats have heaved a sigh of relief and in welcoming this season, Advaita’s Ghir Ghir beats a lot of other monsoon songs…
Today we get a brand new banger from Jay Ka$he called “Count It Up” wit a catchy hook and a hypnotizing flow…
We continue adding more Colombian music to this playlist. This week it’s Ságan’s turn, a duo which made a very refreshing introduction with their debut album,..
To be perceived, to perceive, in reverse.
Improvisation, radical positivity…