In the editor’s rotation: Sickly shuffle and new releases
By Chloe Southard | November 9, 2024Here are the songs that kept me sane while I was self-isolating.
Here are the songs that kept me sane while I was self-isolating.
These weekly mixes will include what’s in my current rotation. I like to think I have a pretty diverse taste in music, so there should be something for everyone.
Between the songs on “Harlequin” and the way Gaga speaks about Lee, I think it’s fair to say that we can expect a more emotional and complex version of the character.
Seeing so many newer and formerly underrated artists gain so much attention and putting out real, true pop music is exhilarating. Finally, we’re free from the curse of Chainsmokers-esque, EDM, Forever 21-sounding beats.
If you’re graduating, congratulations — I envy you. If you aren’t graduating, save this playlist. It’ll come in handy when the time comes.
The “Good for Her Cinematic Universe” has spanned across generations, but there’s certainly been an influx of films that fall under the subgenre within the last 10 years.
Gray cites artists like David Bowie, A-Ha and Cutting Crew as inspiration for the record. As a big fan of ’80s music myself, I was excited to see the direction Gray would take, especially since his sound up until this point has consistently remained mellow, indie pop.
Since its launch in 2005, the video sharing juggernaut has become home to countless channels, videos and communities. There’s a never ending feed of content; from makeup tutorials to vlogs to animation — YouTube has it all.
On March 1, Webster released her fifth studio album, “Underdressed at the Symphony.” The title, which is based on an experience that Webster has, captures the feel of the record — awkward adulthood full of yearning and simply living day-to-day.