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My Favorite Summer 2018 Songs
As summer is coming to an end I thought it would be cool to share some of the tracks I have been loving during these hot months. It was definitely hard narrowing tracks down, hopefully, you enjoy the ones I picked and maybe you will take a listen.
By Shadora Robinson7 years ago in Beat
Why Female Empowerment Pop Songs by Men Miss the Point. Top Story - August 2018.
I love pop music. But every now and then, I find a song that I can totally bump to… until I stop and listen to the lyrics. That’s when I get irrationally angry. And those are not rap songs. Rap has made its money demeaning women and promoting violence ever since I was born. No. I'm looking at you, Shawn Mendes and James Arthur.
By Noelle Clarke7 years ago in Beat
'LIMITS' - A Music Video Trip. Top Story - August 2018.
Max Koffler and his Berlin-based label sonsounds released a brand-new trippy music video for his electroclash track LIMITS, showing Max falling down from seventh floor several times shouting, "Life is an arrangement with Limits."
By sonsounds8 years ago in Beat
"The Few Things" by JP Saxe with Charlotte Lawrence
On August 10th, JP Saxe released a song with Charlotte Lawrence. The song was a duet version of a previously released song of Saxe's from March of this year.
By Lindsay S8 years ago in Beat
'Paris,' by The 1975
“Paris,” an underdog song from The 1975’s sophomore album I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It, sets a dreamlike trance on whoever listens to it. The dreamy synth pop beat manages to overshadow the lyrics, where the dream like song takes a turn towards a more nightmarish state. Throughout the course of the album, frontman Matty Healy manages to sing about various hardships in his life, from his mother’s postpartum depression (“She Lays Down”) to the death of his grandmother (“Nana”), but “Paris” is the one song that anyone who’s ever been in love can relate to.
By Victoria Brown8 years ago in Beat
Sabrina Claudio Bares Her Soul in "Messages From Her". Top Story - August 2018.
Miami-born R&B singer-songwriter Sabrina Claudio is back with a new single from her upcoming debut album No Rain, No Flowers. Claudio's new single, "Messages From Her," consists of sultry vocals, a catchy yet beautiful melody, and lyrics that shine a light on Claudio's phenomenal songwriting abilities. "Messages From Her" differs from Claudio's recent songs from her EP, Confidently Lost. Most of the songs from her EP shined a light on sexuality, liberation, and independence. Although it is not clear what the themes will be for her upcoming album, it is clear from "Messages From Her" that it will touch on self-reflection, and happiness. It is unlikely that Claudio will shy away from her signature sensual style on the new album.
By Ali McPherson8 years ago in Beat
Denzel Curry
Recently Rapper Denzel Curry released a video for his song "Clout Cobain" Which has racked up over 5 million views and has created a lot of buzz amongst pretty much everyone because of its symbolism and the candidness of his lyrics. So, without further ado, let's get into this analysis
By Steph K8 years ago in Beat
'You Should See Me in a Crown' by Billie Eilish
On Wednesday, July 18, 2018, American teenage singer Billie Eilish released a song titled “You Should See Me in a Crown.” The song was first teased by Billie back in June. The song’s artwork was also leaked two days before the sudden drop of the song. The cover art features a crown and spiders, which is a recurrent theme on Billie’s instagram. This song offers a very different sound compared to the rest of her music. “You Should See Me in a Crown” has a heavy beat mostly offering bass throughout the choruses. The song starts out light with very little instrumental like we are used to with her music, but as soon as the chorus starts we are switched to a new style from Billie. The transition from the heavy chorus to lighter verses are executed very well and help the song tell a story, which aids in defining the meaning of the song.
By Lindsay S8 years ago in Beat
Janelle Monáe Explores Sexual Liberation in "Screwed"
According to Janelle Monáe we're all screwed so why not just accept it and have a damn good time? Monáe's funk-inspired song "Screwed" featuring Zoë Kravitz is the millennial's pop anthem and response to Post-Election America. Monáe's third album Dirty Computer,which debuted at number 6 on the Billboard 200 Chart, is filled with funk, pop, and hip-hop tracks that differ but collectively represent liberation, breaking societal norms, femininity, sex, and power.
By Ali McPherson8 years ago in Beat
"Sober" - Demi Lovato
"Sober" is a song that hit me like a ton of bricks. It's a huge amount of emotion in a song and a huge song for her as a person, as well as for her fans. I think her voice is incredible and it grows stronger with each and every album she puts out. In this instance, I love that she wants to spread a message that everyone was beautiful. I love the fight she has and her strength.
By Ni Shea8 years ago in Beat
10 K-Pop Songs That You Should Listen To
These K-Pop songs will make you feel happy, sad, and everything in between. They are also very catchy. So with that hopefully you will enjoy.
By fluffypanda 179118 years ago in Beat
Ariana Grande Finds Her Inner Goddess in "God is a Woman"
Don't be fooled by the title of the song. If you were expecting a song that was pious, then you must not know Ariana Grande. "God is a Woman" is anything but pious but gives Arianators the perfect song to vibe to on a night in with a lover, or a night out with the girls. "God is a Woman" is a song packed with sensual and provocative lyrics that not only shocked fans but made those who worship her, worship her even more. "God is a Woman" is Grande's third single from Grande's fourth album Sweetener, and despite its religious title, the song goes into depth about Grande's temptations and desire for her lover being so strong that after a sexual encounter the lover will believe that God is actually a woman. Grande sets the scene with lyrics like, "My one, it lingers when it's done, you'll believe God is a woman."
By Ali McPherson8 years ago in Beat