Monthly Archives July 2017

This week’s song of the week comes from Michael. This song is a song that is again deep on so many levelsand contains so many layers you can talk about. But I’m going to address a few. Kid Cudi if you don’t know is one of the most introspective artists you can listen toand addresses topics that aren’t necessary popular like certain “pop ” songs.  Here he talks about burdensand worries that people go through. I recently went on holiday to Berlinand looking around the city was incredible. However there is one pet peeve that I hate. And that is
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What I love about doing this is that I get to discover new music I haven’t heard before or  re-listening to songs I haven’t heard in a long time. This week’s song of the week comes from a new band called London Grammar.  I’ve never heard of them before but their clearly making waves. I can’t really go into an explanation about this because I don’t fully understand what the root of the song was about. All I would predict is that it is about maintaining your  support for someone through thick and thin. But hey, I might be wrong!
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I honestly got so giddy when I was told of this week’s song of the week. I remember hearing this song for the first time 10 years ago at a bbq I was invited to. But I haven’t heard it in such a long time, it really does take me back. The artist talks about something I’m sure everyone has felt at some point. Being mesmerised by a certain someone, or just a “crush”. All I would say in regards to this song is choose wisely who you decide to be mesmerised by. As one of the most expensive things
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This Song of The Week comes from Daniel. I remember hearing this song in uni. When The Weeknd’s trilogy mixtape was flying around Youtube and social media. In this song he was clearly talking about a girl he was involved with ( whatever capacity it may have been) that did something secretively against him which he found out about. This song is so deep on so many levels.  I say this because he talks about  this in a relationship context. But this can be applied to life in general. There are so many times I’ve said or done something which
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