Mud / Remi Wolf ‘Mud’ is a beautifully written and performed album that mixes folk, rock, pop and deep emotion seamlessly. give it a listen and Imk what you think! what are your top 3 tracks? ♫ overall rating: 9.3 / Essential

She’s the Best / @troyesivan i love hearing Troye get this adventurous with his sound. the dreamy electronica, trip hop, and breakbeat moments kept me coming back all weekend. what are your top 3 tracks from the album? ♫ overall rating: 9.1 / Replay

new music from ⟢ Troye Sivan, Slayyyter, Remi Wolf, horsegiirL, METTE, Current Joys, Goldie Boutilier, Rochelle Jordan, Dawn Richard… Troye’s ‘She’s the Best’ is one of my favorites this week. a lot of textures and sounds here that i really wasn’t expecting to hear, there’s some electronica, trip hop, and even breakbeat moments. really enjoyed hearing him try all of this, and it’s the album i’m most excited to spend more time with this weekend. Remi Wolf’s album also had some

the songs i’ve had on repeat lately. some recent releases and a few older favorites i found my way back to. a few different sounds, all in the same rotation 🎧 “Carried Away” - Cowboy Malfoy “c*untry girl rock” - horsegiirL “doom” - Steve Lacy “Blue Light” - Kelela “Knock Knock” - Blu / Madlib / MED / MF DOOM “Silence Of Love” - Tiga / Hudson Mohawke / Jesse Boykins II “Can’t Get Over Losing You” - The Avalanches / Portraits Of Tracy “Take My Time” - The Takes “Amalfi Coast”

new music from ⟢ Madonna & Charli xcx, Tame Impala & Fcukers, Tinashe, Jae Stephens, M83, Phoebe Bridgers, 2hollis, Perfume Genius, Rex Orange County… Madonna’s “Danceteria” remix with Charli is one of my favorites so far. i expected them to change up the production a lot more, but they kept so much of what i already loved about the song. we also got Fcukers’ remix of Tame Impala’s “Loser.” love these two artists but i was so confused by this one, the tempo doesn’t really mat

new music from ⟢ Miley Cyrus, Tove Lo, Carly Rae Jepsen, beabadoobee, Boy Harsher, Troye Sivan, Beck, ROSÉ, AZ Chike, Kim Petras, Yeat & Drake, Travis Scott… so many albums this week, but that’s always a good problem to have. based on first listens Boy Harsher’s album is probably my favorite so far. this band continues to be underrated, definitely worth your time. the Night side of Carly Rae Jepsen’s double album is another standout for me. it’s such a great, cohesive dance r

there are still way too many songs that deserve a place here, so let’s keep it going :) Fade Into You / Mazzy Star Cold Little Heart / Michael Kiwanuka Don’t Get Lost in Heaven / Gorillaz 9 / WILLOW feat. SZA Skinny Love / Bon Iver Blue Ridge Mountains / Fleet Foxes Loud Places / Jamie xx feat. Romy Porcelain / Moby How It Ends / DeVotchKa House Of Cards / Radiohead the full updated playlist is on spotify + apple music ↺

Age of the Exhibitionist / @msrebeccablack one of the easiest recommendations i can make for anyone who loves dance-pop and electropop. such a fun listen from start to finish and genuinely not a single filler track. what are your top 3 essentials?? ♫ overall rating: 8.8 / Replay

been listening to Rebecca Black’s new album and the second “Pistol” came on it immediately reminded me of this playlist. it never occurred to me to make a part two this playlist has over 800 saves now which is so cool to see! there are way too many incredible women across this genre to fit into one post anyway, so here are a few more favorites from some of the artists that helped define the sound to newer artists still pulling from it today. swipe through for a few of my favo

new music from ⟢ Slayyyter, Jhené Aiko, Tinashe, Bloc Party, Bonobo, Hercules & Love Affair, Sophia Stel, Victoria Monét, Shygirl, FKJ… good week for electronic and neo-soul music! really loved the new Hercules & Love Affair record ‘Danseur.’ released in two parts over the last few months, the full project is finally here and it’s such a great listen from start to finish. it’s rooted in queer club culture, house music and the history of the dancefloor, it sounds nostalgic and

part three: the 2010s 💿 finishing off this three part ranking for rnb with the 2010s, a decade where i think it became harder than ever to define. the genre expanded into alternative, electronic, rock, indie, funk, hip hop, and some of the best albums of the decade came from artists pushing against what rnb was supposed to sound like. this was also the decade where the way i discovered music completely changed. streaming made music more accessible than ever and we could dig

i’ve been wanting to make this series for a while. songs that i think are genuinely some of the most beautiful ever made. whether it’s the lyrics or production, there are some songs i’ll probably never get tired of hearing. songs that still sound just as beautiful no matter how many times i’ve listened to them. starting a new series with some of the most beautiful songs ever made, here’s part one. i’ll also be updating the playlist on spotify + apple music 🎧

new music from ⟢ Beyoncé, Miley Cyrus, LISA, ADÉLA, Laundry Day, Rebecca Black, Joy Crookes & Ravyn Lenae, Fat Dog, Nsqk… Beyoncé released the 20th anniversary edition of ‘B’Day’. this is probably the most Beyoncé album out of her entire discography and it’s been expanded to 31 tracks, including b-sides, spanish versions, remastered tracks, unreleased features from Pharrell, Maluma & Selena + new remastered 4K B’Day videos on the way! Miley Cyrus is also back with her new sin

new music from ⟢ JENNIE, Erykah Badu & The Alchemist, Interpol, Haute & Freddy, Ruby Doll, Olivia Rodrigo, Majid Jordan, Alabama Shakes, Boy Harsher, Turnstile… Erykah Badu & The Alchemist finally dropped their collab album. this is such a perfect pairing, Erykah sounds completely at home over The Alchemist’s production and I love that she was also really hands on with the production herself. they spent 18 months working on the album between Dallas and LA, and you can really

part two: the 2000s the 2000s weren’t just an incredible era for rnb, but imo one of the best eras of music in general. coming out of the 90s, the genre was evolving so fast. rnb became even more influenced by pop and hip hop, while neo-soul, electronic production and experimentation pushed it in new directions. by the end of the decade, rnb sounded completely different than it did going in. these albums are all classics to me. i grew up watching TRL and 106th & Park, discove

bringing back my rotating playlist of songs that have been in HEAVY rotation for me lately. new finds, recent releases + a few songs i circled back to 🎧 “brand new chanel$” - @slayyyter “hey there [i have a compulsive complex]” - @qmarsden “Xtal” - @aphextwin.afx 
“STAMPEDE” - @genesisowusu 
“Music” - @underscores 
“STARTAFIGHT” - @jvbsucks 
“Card Declined” - @charli_xcx 
“In & Out” - @ravynlenae 
“Sunshine” - @jungle4eva swipe through for a preview. full playlist on spotify

part 1: the 90s 📀 rnb has always held a really special place for me. i grew up listening to pretty much everything because of my dad, but growing up in southeast LA, rnb and hip hop were everywhere. my siblings loved it, it was constantly playing around me, and so many of these songs and albums became part of my earliest memories with music. there was no way i could make just one rnb ranking, so i’m splitting this into three parts: the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. starting with th

new music from ⟢ Jungle, Troye Sivan, KATSEYE, Phoebe Bridgers, Tinashe, Erykah Badu, Ayra Starr, benny blanco, Icona Pop… Phoebe Bridgers has finally made her return with ‘Lost Weekend,’ and the whole world she’s created around this album is just stunning. definitely one of her most exciting albums yet, she really made some of her best music to date. what stood out to me the most after my first listen was how cinematic a lot of the outros are on these tracks. excited to spen

Music, Fashion, Film / @charli_xcx instead of trying to recreate Brat, she made one of her most introspective records yet. it’s an indie rock album with deconstructed production that explores getting older, identity, and figuring out where she fits now. what are your thoughts on the new album??? swipe through for my full album review + in the same rotation playlist on spotify + apple music ♫ overall rating: 8.3 / Replay

new music from ⟢ Charli xcx, The Strokes, WILLOW, Tyla, KATSEYE, Boy Harsher, Love Spells, ADÉLA, Victoria Monét, Jennie, 54 Ultra, Q… this is one of the strongest album weeks we’ve had all year. there’s something here for everyone with new albums from Charli xcx, The Strokes, WILLOW, Tyla, Rico Nasty, Shania Twain, and Love Spells. so far i’ve spent the most time with Charli xcx and WILLOW, and both keep pulling me back for completely different reasons. Charli keeps pushing