this is one of my all-time favorite albums and is def a no skip. the way kelela moves through a devastating break up and finds power in her vulnerability and sadness is genius. i will never stop rinsing this idfcccc
Jan 10, 2025
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Might be a bit basic but idc, this album genuinely has ZERO skips. To me it is literally the perfect album that gives you such a specific feeling of yearning while also being carefree at the same time. this album will never be a skip for me.
Feb 20, 2025
I’ve been obsessed with this album since it came out. There are so many lyrical gems that I uncover every listen.
Mar 29, 2025
this is a no skip album for me! her voice is incredible and the lyrics are amazing! spring into summer, pushing it down and praying, and come down soon are my favorites off of this one. the music video for pushing it down and praying is super fun too! love love love this album could talk about it all day!
Jan 15, 2025
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swapping out the instant gratification of tiktok for the more personal and meditative feel of perfectly imperfect just feels ~ right ~ for 2025.
also i feel like the right people will just *get* this platform, while bigots and basics will steer clear from it. here’s to hoping 🤞🏽
Jan 10, 2025
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i’ve grown to really value my alone time, and i was able to reach that point once i started to associate time spent alone with peace, grounding, and recovery. when you’re alone, do things that bring you peace and inner joy so that over time, you begin to look forward to being alone. whether it’s self-care, reading a book, discovering films, or playing your favorite album, etc, learn to enrich yourself during your alone time. essentially, @ the end of the day we have to be able to depend on ourselves for a lot, so using alone time to ground yourself and learn self love is of upmost importance.
Jan 13, 2025
*the substance* because it was the one 2024 film that crawled under my skin and stayed there
*aftersun* bc of its quiet yet soul crushing portrayal of familial bonds and mental illness, all through the lens of a coming of age story
*jackie brown* bc of the soundtrack and pam grier (duh!)
*black swan* bc a cunty schizophrenic ballerina changed the course my life in a cinema when i was 18
Jan 10, 2025