September – Ayoni
On “September,” Barbadian pop singer Ayoni must atone for September, thanks to heartbreak courtesy of her ex.![Ayoni, Iridescent [Photo Credit: Ayoni]](https://musictowp.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/13225727/ayoni-iridescent-368x368.jpg)
Lost You – Snoh Aalegra
Throughout “Lost You,” R&B artist Snoh Aalegra atones for loss, reminiscing about the best moments within a relationship.![Snoh Aalegra, Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies [Photo Credit: Artium Recordings / Roc Nation]](https://musictowp.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/19160917/snoh-aalegra-temporary-highs-in-the-violet-skies-368x368.jpg)
Day 7 – Tabitha Westley
“Day 7, Day 7 got me thinking about our relations / Day 7, Day 7 it’s down to miscommunication.” So, what’s the significance of this ‘seventh day’ in context of “Day 7”? Basically, for R&B singer Tabitha Westley, she’s going through the effects of lockdown
Like I Want You – GIVĒON
On “Like I Want You,” GIVĒON experiences a classic case of heartbreak. On this silky smooth, soulful slow jam, he seeks to atone for broken love, desiring to reconcile with his ex.
Paralysed – The Staves
There’s this idea in life that just because you know a thing it makes it easier to deal with.
Like sitting down with a therapist, driving through your history until you find the behavior that causes you, many years later, to run away from connection or drink too much or insist on cleaning everything 3 times.
All These Eggs & Only One Basket
What makes a good artist? I think this is a much more helpful question than its more popular counterpart, ‘what makes good art?’