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Meet Mike.
About this post: Hello everyone. I wanted to introduce you to the #1 fan of this blog and one of the most amazing men you’ll ever meet: my father, Mike. He and I have shared a love of music for years, so I wanted to make a special post with the spotlight on him. I emailed … Continue reading → Continue reading
Playlist #5: A very quirky Christmas.
About this post: I currently find myself in the midst of final exams and “home for the holidays” is just around the corner. Nothing, and I mean nothing gets me going like some good Christmas tunes, but we’ve all heard “Jingle Bell Rock” and “White Christmas” about a thousand and one times. So for your listening pleasure, I … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Playlist #4: Under the covers.
A brief explanation of this playlist: While struggling with a bout of post-thanksgiving playlist-maker/writer’s block, I couldn’t decide whether to blog a playlist of all cover songs or a playlist of all relaxing songs for the stress of finals. I finally decided, why not have the best of both worlds? “Under the Covers” features exclusively … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Playlist #3: My top 10 most-played songs on iTunes.
LISTEN TO Playlist #3: My top 10 most-played songs on iTunes. HERE! 10. Bonfire Heart – James Blunt [16 plays] I had to put “Bonfire Heart” on this list because I first heard this song last week and was absolutely hooked. Bought it, blasted it in the dorm room, stopped blasting it in the dorm room … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Current Obsession: Alex Turner’s “Submarine.”
Today, I wanted to do something a little different and examine one of my current favorite albums. You may know Alex Turner as the lead singer for the Arctic Monkeys, the English indie band slash post-punk powerhouse. In March of 2011, Alex Turner released his first and only solo work, a little six-song EP soundtrack … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Playlist #2: Nine bands you’ve never heard of.
*LISTEN TO PLAYLIST #2: NINE BANDS YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF* Track List: Tracks – Trapper Schoepp & The Shades Trapper Schoepp & The Shades came to me as a recommendation by my younger brother, and am I ever glad that he showed me this band. “Tracks” is a song featuring the perfect blend of a … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Playlist #1: Songs to keep warm to.
*Listen: PLAYLIST #1: SONGS TO KEEP WARM TO * Track List: Golden Slumbers – The Beatles A classic sound from a truly classic band. This lovely tune is a perfect lullaby for these chilly nights. Wild Country – Wake Owl Wake Owl is an up-and-coming Canadian band. I adore their organic indie-rock vibe that has just the … Continue reading → Continue reading
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A Little Music Can Go A Long Way: A Short Story By the Author
Hello and welcome to Playlists For The People. Before I begin posting my ever-mindfully crafted playlists, I would like to give a little background story on how music influenced me personally. Hopefully this will help you all get to know me a little better, and understand why I believe music is so important in life. … Continue reading → Continue reading
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