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Top Songs To Describe Your Quarantine Mood
Many, many months have passed, and you’ve gone through every type of emotion possible. Some days you wake up feeling like you can take on the world and some days you just want to curl up in a bed and never get up. We all need a reliable coping mechanism. Thankfully, the one thing that is always accessible is music (shoutout to Spotify for being the greatest platform invented.) Music is the way I have dealt with quarantine stress, whether it’s learning new songs on the piano or just listening to my favorite Spotify playlists. I’ve compiled some of my favorite songs for each of my quarantine moods.
Emily BrightPublished 4 years ago in BeatPromising 10 Melodies Which Will Memorize You
Promising 10 Melodies Which Will Memorize You A few melodies are only a treat to the ears and we continually continue tuning in to them for a day, or week or for an entire month. We can't get enough of them and they to some degree become the disposition promoters for us at whatever point we are out of acceptable music. In view of my exploration from a few music sites, here I am posting down top 10 tunes which are genuinely hypnotizing.
anis shajiPublished 4 years ago in BeatSong Attachments
I wanted to go through some song lyrics that I’m personally attached too from one band. I would like to give my incites into these songs and give the why I’m personally attached to them. Starset is a cinematic rock band. The amazing sound, lyrics, and vocals harmonize enhancing each other perfectly. Its also hints at futuristic themes.
Lisa StairesPublished 4 years ago in Beat- Top Story - June 2020
LGBT songs that should be on your playlist for pride
As LGBT culture has thrived and grown, the media has made songs for the comfort and celebration of who you are. In celebration of pride month, I have some songs that you probably never heard and there is a need for you to listen to these songs because most of them are a staple in the history of the evolution and revolution of gay culture as well as the fact that they are catchy as hell.
Samantha ParrishPublished 4 years ago in Beat Tunes to Get Grooving To (FINAL PART)
Hi all! Welcome back to Tunes to Get Grooving To! This week brings us to week 26 of my music updates, which is half a years’ worth of new tunes and some of my faves too. It also brings us to the last installment of this series. However, after this I will be back on July 1st to bring you The New Groove, which will be monthly updates on all the new tunes!
Leigh HooperPublished 4 years ago in BeatAlternative New Music from Quarantine
One of the biggest disappointments this year for any music lover will be the rescheduled or canceled concerts due to COVID-19. Luckily, quarantine has been a great time for new music. These new alternative releases won't bring back the thrill of making it to the front row at your favorite standing room only venue or singing your heart out with hundreds or thousands of other fans, but they do bring something new to this otherwise boring time we're all living in.
Kay HusnickPublished 4 years ago in BeatSweet Musical Flowers Stemming From Self-Isolated Dirt
For every body in the UK, and most of the world for that matter, the past few weeks... (months) due to COVID-19 has been tough. Many have lost jobs, family members, friends, and plans at the hands of this devastating virus. Its effects are both mentally and physically exhausting for all. And while the uncertainty of the state of the world as we know it is unsettling, I have been determined to try and not let it rattle me.
World, play it again
"If music be the food of love, play on" - Duke Orsino to his court in regards the fair Olivia at the very beginning of Twelfth Night. I'm not a huge Shakespeare fan, it must be said, but that is without a doubt one of my favourite lines of literature. I envision including it in my wedding, maybe as a banner across the head table during the sit down meal.
Laura McCannPublished 4 years ago in BeatThe Most Powerful Political Songs of the Decade: The 1980s
The 1980s are the moments in history when disasters were painted in neon colours. All it took was for one television network to finally give a voice the world’s hippest protest music. Launched in 1981, MTV started to gain its footing at the beginning of the decade. This new channel dedicated to music provided a platform for popular music from areas all of the world, as well as new genres to be heard by the American public.
Shandi PacePublished 4 years ago in BeatElectric Dreams : Top Synthwave Artists
One thing this self-isolation period has done is given me more time to dedicate to the pursuit of finer listening. Or, to be truthful, it just gives me more time to listen to the same handful of songs I listen to for a couple months with more concentration before swapping out a majority of them for new music. Either way, it's been a great time creating all sorts of playlist for myself, and taking greater chances on different artists in genres I love. One in particular that I am always happy to gush about?
Delise FantomePublished 4 years ago in BeatLockdown playlist
When we first went into lockdown this playlist started as a bit of a laugh as something that everyone was doing but then it developed into a feelgood playlist, now a playlist manly containing my all-time favourite songs and something I listen to daily and love listening to. It has now developed into a playlist to remind me what I was listening to when I look back on this time, but also for some good tunes to get me through the semi loneliness of lockdown.
Top Albums of 2020 So Far
So far, we are almost half away through 2020 and a lot of things that have happened. Even though we are in a current ongoing pandemic, there are a lot of things you can do during quarantine, especially listening to new music.
Bralen WilliamsPublished 4 years ago in Beat