The first music I remember listening to was the trifecta of Madonna, Britney Spears, and Justin Timberlake. I remember being obsessed with all three of āem when I was like five years old or something. Iām on a Justin Timberlake kick right now because I had this realization while looking at the tracklist and song lengths for FutureSex/LoveSounds that the first music I was sentient for was kinda weird. That album isĀ weird, like just stare at the tracklist for a second. Like āMedley: Let Me Talk to You / My Love (feat. T.I.)ā? āLoveStoned / I Think She Knows (Interlude)ā? What was heĀ thinking?Heās also just this default guy, like youād spawn in as Justin Timberlake. And heās goofy. I think the reason FutureSex is so good is ācause it was just him and Timbaland, like, beatboxing at each other and being like, āYoooo, thatās hard, put it in.ā
this series is never going to end -āManchildā by Sabrina CarpenterĀ
this song is so condescending of himbos and i think itās the funniest thing. its so catchy and i love it! the chorus is- i canāt think of any other word to describe it other than adorable⦠which⦠is not the right word, but i love sabrina carpenter and her vibe. her breathy vocals are just everything this song needs. like her sounding so cutesy while insulting her ex-lovers is so funny.
and the music video is absurdist western nonsense and itās amazing. -āDiscoā by Surf Curse
this is what being head over heels sounds like. the compassionate love oozing from this song is everything. and theres something about the way the singer sounds and the distortion or whatever put over his voice that makes everything hit so much harder.
indie rock love songs are my weakness (if anyone has anything like this, PLEASE SHARE) -āIn Heavenā fromĀ Eraserhead
so iām not willingly listening to this song, but itās unfortunately been stuck in my head. itās so damn creepy, i hate it. but i also love it. being from a dream sequence movie that relies heavily on the soundtrack and sound design, this song is perfect. David Lynch knew what he wanted for this song and he made it happen.Ā -āTake Fiveā by Paul Desmond / The Dave Brubeck Quartet
thereās a reason this song is a jazz standard. just something about a silly time signature, a solo saxophone, a two chord syncopated vamp, and the drums chilling on the (ride?) cymbalĀ
and this song is kinda special to me as itās one of the first songs that really got me into jazz. and my schoolās jazz band almost played it but our director thought it was too difficult and we didnāt have the time to learn it. iām still pretty salty about that :( -āgood 4 uā by Olivia Rodrigo
bandle in 5 on this one. and honestly thatās how i remembered this song existed and found out i actually love it lol. the genre hint was pop punk and im like āolivia rodrigoās pop punk?ā and then i put this on and im like āhell yeah she isāĀ
i hate that i can almost relate to the lyrics too. iām going through that canon event in a girls life of that guy sheās never dated. and i used to see him everyday in school and we talked, kinda. but now that schools done, now what? and i really like him and tried to put effort into our relationship, even just as friends. but heās barely trying, and still has the gall to call me a dear friend and ask what im doing FOUR YEARS IN THE FUTURE. ok rant over. š
you will find me head banging over this song and you cannot stop me.Ā
can we normalize not knowing genres or the nitty gritty of why you like a song and accept that some people just like it based on vibes? (itās me. iām some people) -āFrom The Startā by Good Kid
covers often are hit or miss, but this is an absolute banger. somehow combining the jazz of the orginal Laufey tune with indie rock is everything anyone could possibly need and more. plus the indie rock makes the heartthrob of the lyrics hit so much harder. the delivery of the lyrics is just š
itās just the perfect song to belt out and i love it so much -āSaturday Sunā by Vance Joy
indie folk!!! highly recommend!!! this shit is amazing!! the good vibes and the hope this song brings is just it.Ā
something something being in love and being happy. this song is just great -āAbout A Girlā by Nirvana
I really like grunge rock apparently. depressing grunge rock. and this is depressing as shit.
just- it- yeah i donāt even know what to say about this song. itās great and sad and- yeah
yay! unhealthy relationships! (ahhhhhh) -āSilver Springsā by Fleetwood Mac
i already posted aboutĀ Rumours, but this is my favorite off the album, and itās not even actually on the original album. passing this over for āI Donāt Want To Knowā was certainly a choice, but i wasnāt alive in 1977 so what do i care? (i love both songs)
in terms of the actual song, i donāt have a marriage thatās coming to a tulmoltuous end, but the feminine rage emitted from this song is everything. if you aināt singing your heart out in the second half, youāre doing it wrong.
From Control. Sure, sure. I was using Spotify before the Like feature was introduced, so but I guess I was going through a Janet phase when it launched. Nothing wrong with that.
Iāve got a big list of road trip movies that Iām tryna knock out. Thereās a lot of titular road trip movies I havenāt seen: National Lampoon, Almost Famous, Fear and Loathing, etc. I realized though that if the definition of a road trip movie expands to being about getting from point A to point B, then so many more movies can fit under that. Like itās not just Thelma and Louise, but like Mad Max: Fury Road, or Brüno. The SpongeBob Movie. I just watched Planes, Trains, and Automobiles for the first time; that might be objectively the best one.Another related thing Iām obsessed with at the moment: fonts designated for road signage. Highway Gothic in particular is incredible. Iām not crazy about the other font, Clearview, though; a bit too round for me. Those are both the American fonts, though. I just went to Europe for the first time recently, and Transport ā the font used for most UK/EU signage ā blows both of these out of theĀ water.
Since I was young, Iāve been obsessed with the airport. Over the past couple years, Iāve been fortunate enough to be able to see a lot more airports due to shows and stuff. Iām currently working on a mental tier list of airports that Iāve been to in the United States. LaGuardia in NYC is kinda up there right now; I love the silly water feature. I also think the Salt Lake City airport is gorgeous, even if the way they handle transferring between concourses is kinda inconvenient.I flew in and out of Seattle for a show recently and I was super impressed by it. They seemed to have recently renovated the central terminal, so now thereās this super open food court. I went to one of the new restaurants there and got lobster mac and cheese (definitely a risk; donāt get seafood at the airport). Iām not proud of how much I spent on it, but it was realllyyyy good. Theyāve also got a really reliable tram for transfer between gates. SEA-TAC: A tier.
This might just be ācause of the Justin Timberlake diet, to be honest. Me and my friend Gabby Start were hanging out last week and I think we had run out of things to talk about. We just started freestyling, but like singing as if we were members of a boyband trying to serenade the same girl.Like āGirl, just give me a cha-ance / May I have this da-ance?ā