Panic! At The Disco – Emperor’s New Clothes
Halloween is tomorrow, so naturally I have to come up with a holiday themed post to celebrate. This year it’s easy on account of alt-indie mainstay Panic! At The Disco’s […]
Category Archives: Pop
George Benson – Turn Your Love Around [Throwback]
The year was 1981. A decade that saw the rise and fall of disco had wrapped, a decade of new wave rhythm and blues was in its infancy. George Benson […]
DNCE – SWAAY EP / Pay My Rent
DNCE, the Joe Jonas fronted suppliers of bounce, are wasting no time in delivering fresh material following their delectable debut “Cake By The Ocean.” The foursome dropped their introductory EP […]
Justin Bieber – Sorry
Shit here I am getting ready to walk out the door for Disclosure tonight in D.C. and Justin Bieber has to go and drop a new tune? “Sorry,” his second […]
Selah Sue ft. Childish Gambino – Together (Marlin Remix)
If you’ve never heard of Selah Sue [like me], you’ve been missing out. Born Sanne Greet A. Putseys, the Belgian bellower brings a unique and unconventional finesse to music’s table. […]
Anne-Marie – Boy
Anne-Marie, the London charmer who caught my interest with her feature on the Rudimental hip swivler “Rumour Mill” is back on the scene with her own hand-clapper “Boy,” described as […]
Stacie Orrico – (There’s Gotta Be) More To Life [Throwback]
The year was 2003; three years before the founding of time-wasting behemoth BuzzFeed and a decade before their inane listicles would overwhelm your Facebook feeds. Though I’ll give credit where […]
The 1975 – Love Me
Recent conveyors of enigma, The 1975, have let their mysterious countdown hit double zero. What was it all leading to? “Love Me,” their first taste of new album material in […]
Miami Sound Machine – Bad Boy [Throwback]
The year was 1985. A year defined by tight spandex, big hair, and one awful experiment, New Coke. Flying under the radar in South Florida though, there was an emerging […]
Fine Young Cannibals – She Drives Me Crazy [Throwback]
The year was 1989. Nine years of glitzy synth and new wave rhythm was fading, while an alternative, rock-lite sound began to emerge for a new decade. But with this […]
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