Music Recommendations, formerly known as Music of the Month, is a monthly series in which I recommend music based on what I’ve been listening to lately. Based on my listening habits each month, it could include songs, albums, and/or artists. Sad Girl Summer by Maisie PetersLonely by Palaye RoyaleRumours by Ivorian DollSo What! by jxdn30 [...]
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Music of the Month: May 2020
Music of the Month is a monthly series in which I discuss the music I listened to during a given month. It serves as a recap and recommendation list. Playlist Favorites I Love Me (feat. Travis Barker) [Emo Version] by Demi Lovato Savage Remix (feat. Beyoncé) by Megan Thee Stallion Be Kind by Marshmello & [...]
My Favorite Albums of 2019
Hey hey! (Please read that in a Babu Frik voice.) It’s time for the last of my 2019 favorites lists. And I’ve decided to end on one of my greatest loves— music. There’s been a lot of great music this year, so I’ve found a lot of albums to love. Unlike in past years, I’m [...]
Music of the Month: February 2019
Welcome back, friends and foes! It’s time to talk about all the great music I listened to in February! I’ve decided to change things up a little bit. Instead of talking about every song I’ve been jamming to, I’ll only be talking about my favorites. That’ll keep these monthly music wrap-ups from taking a century [...]
The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly: A Triple Review of “OK, I’M SICK,” by badflower, “Betty” by Betty Who, and “Head Above Water” by Avril Lavigne
Within the past couple weeks, many albums from all different genres have dropped. Only a few stood out to me. “OK, I’M SICK” by badflower sparked my interest because I’ve liked a couple of their songs in the past. “Betty” by Betty Who stood out for the same reason. “Head Above Water” by Avril Lavigne [...]
Music of the Month: November 2018
Remember last month when I explained how I switched to Spotify and the way I listen to music has changed? And how there would be a ton more music recommendations in the future? Well, don’t say I didn’t warn you. To ease the near unbearable length of this post (and lessen the amount of work [...]
