100 Tracks 100 Artists
Select 100 tracks from 100 different artists to reflect your life through music – featuring artists like Ray Charles • Soft Cell • The Flaming Lips • The Clash • Grandmaster Flash • Queen • Tony Allen • Beth Orton
Wolves – Kota the Friend & Statik Selektah
Separate from the pack with the leadoff track from Kota and Friend and Statik Selektah’s outstanding album
Robbery – HunnaV Featuring 916Frosty & Jvxe
HunnaV comes together with 916Frosty and Jxve for the super saucy hit “Robbery”
Let Me Fly – DMX
One degree of separation between me, my grandmother, and DMX
Try Again – Ovrkast.
Underground Bay Area hip-hop. What else do you need to know?
Infiltrate – Cappadonna
Step back in time to the Boom Bap era, where lyricism was the foundation or rap. Throw up your W’s!
Dollas and Cents – TOBi feat. Juls
A track that works equally well in the club, living room, or bedroom. Repeat value on high
FEEL SOMETHING DIFFERENT – Bea Miller feat. Aminé
Whether stuck at home in a dead end job, or just stuck at home, “FEEL SOMETHING DIFFERENT “ is the stimulation you need to get up, get out and get something.
Rags – Chef
Time to start stacking (or cooking) your cheddar, provolone, mozzarella with this breezy 2019 track
달팽이 (Snail) – Panic
Sometimes the way home takes so long
Sometimes I get so tired and exhausted
As soon as I open the door,
I fall asleep
And when I wake up, No one is there
Blue & Grey – BTS (방탄소년단)
Forgive me for putting the lyrics of the whole song, since each sentence pokes my heart deeply! Wandering between instruments and human voices, between singing and rap, between melody and lyrics, between disappearance and reappearance, my thoughts have also become blue and gray, uneasy and melancholic. While the song is over, the feeling of lost and endless aftertaste comes into mind…
Sunrise – Mino (송민호)
“Sunrise” is the penultimate song in the album “Take” released by Mino on October 31 this year. It may be the echo of the sixth song “Daylight” in this album. When autumn is approaching, a pair of lovers fall in love in “Daylight”, and the beloved woman is like “a ray of light that never fades.”