For the seventh episode, we talk about the 2020 Grammys! With artists such as Billie Eilish, Megan thee Stallion, and Fionna Apple being nominated it will be fun seeing what I had to say!

Today we look at not only my music rotation, but we recap my favorite moments in music in the year 2020!

Music Mentioned:

Bruiseboy (track) by Jean Dawson

Punisher (album) by Phoebe Bridgers

Romeo and Juliet (track) by Peter McPoland

Circles (album) by Mac Miller

Adult (track) by Christian Leave

Unlocked (album) by Denzel Curry

With artists like Drake, Bruno Mars, Justin Bieber, Tyler the Creator, and Charli XCX releasing new music I thought it would be fun to talk about the new tracks and the highlights and lowlights of such a big day in music. Tracks Reviewed:

Scary Hours 2 EP by Drake

No Sense by Baby Keem

Leave The Door Open by Silk Sonic

Tell Me How by Tyler The Creator

Spinning by No Rome featuring The 975 and Charli XCX

Serotonin by Girl In Red

Pay Your Way In Pain by St. Vincent

Hold On by Justin Bieber

TRUTH by AG Club featuring Redveil and Sam Truth

Safe Passage by Laura Mvula

Beautiful Mistakes by Maroon 5

Slower by Tate Mcrae

I got Love by Mother Mother

With the fourth episode and third installment of the album review series, I wanted to tackle a recent album that has caught my attention being OK Human by Weezer. With the groups recent projects, I had a reason to be skeptical but was willing to give it a chance hoping it would live up to the groups past projects like The Blue Album and Pinkerton.

Newest Series to the Podcast! Today I talk about albums and songs that have been in my rotation as well as go in depth into why I enjoy those certain tracks and records I have been recently listening to.

Music Mentioned (in order of mentioned)-

1. Skegee (Track) by JID

2. Sin Miedo (Album) by Kali Uchis

3. The OOZ (Album) by King Krule

4. Ignorance (Album) by The Weather Station

5. Live Cinema (Track) by Ellie Williams

6. Off To The Races (Track) by Lana Del Rey

With the second episode I wanted to go with an album that is beloved by many and an album that I have heard a lot of praise about, that album being none other then Fine Line by Harry Styles. With it's bold instrumentation and colorful production I am super excited to dive into this album on today's episode. 

For my first episode I wanted to talk about an EP that is very special to me and one that I am very passionate about, that being the King Krule EP by King Krule. Archy Marshall and the rest of the group highlight the ideas of anxiety and isolation in a very small package of a 5 track 12 minute EP but definitely an EP I and many others enjoy and a staple in their discography as it would shape their careers for years to come. 

Hello and welcome to the podcast! In this episode I explain who I am and what you can expect in the future from my podcast. Enjoy and hope you stick around for future episodes.