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J. Cole “The Off-Season” [Album Review]
Artist: J. Cole Album: “The Off-Season” Released: May 14, 2021 This album is a lyrical exercise. He lets his raps be the main instrument. He knows how to pace and deliver his vocals. A 12 track album, clocking in at just under 40 minutes, “The Off-Season” is an impressive body of work for such a nonchalant, throwaway title. applying.pressure–J. Cole comes to set the record straight. He goes on a tangent at the end about how he did it his way and in a way no one ever did before. punchin’.the.clock–an example of how his rap vocals “punch” the track. The rap element of hip-hop is front in center on…
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MUSIC: Violinist Performs A Piece So Well You Can See It On The Other Muscians’ Faces
He stuntin’. via YouTube via Digg
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MUSIC: “Serotonin” by girl in red
This track right here!!! This track has been one of my JAMS of the year so far!! Artist: girl in read Song: Serotonin Released: March 3, 2021 Video: via Youtube Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1q2Zb0v5ZGxKDktEz7wSPb?autoplay=true Lyrics: I’m running low on serotoninChemical imbalance got me twisting thingsStabilize with medicineThere’s no depth to these feelingsDig deep, can’t hideFrom the corners of my mindI’m terrified of what’s inside I getIntrusive thoughts like cutting my hands offLike jumping in front of a busLike how do I make this stopWhen it feels like my therapist hates mePlease don’t let me go crazyPut me in a field with daisiesMight not work but I’ll take a maybeOh, been breaking dailyBut…
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New Album: “Smiling with No Teeth” by Genesis Owusu
I came across one of the tracks (“A Song About Fishing”) on one of my new music Friday playlist’s and I found myself unable to click away from the song, as I was about to switch to some focused listening music for a studying session. But as I heard this track play out I clicked over to the album which I found out came out today (March 5th, 2021). I let that track play and then listened to the one right after (“No Looking Back”) and then the one immediately following that track (“Bye Bye”) since that was the last track of the album. These were a trio of mellow…
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‘Kings of Leon’ Will Be the First Band to Release an Album as an NFT; Making it a Digital Collector’s Item
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Essential Music: “Women In Chains” by Tears for Fears featuring Oleta Adams
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Music.
Music is everything. It gets us through the good times and bad. I grew up in a family that enjoyed music so I always had music around. My father had a huge record collection and my oldest brother was the epitome of cool to me back then, so anything he listened to was naturally the cool thing that I wanted to listen to. Some tunes just stuck in my head.
