You may have noticed there was no playlist last week. That's simply because I hadn't listened to any music other than the Dodie playlist I made. I'm still slightly obsessed but I've managed to pull myself away from the sound of her ukulele to find and enjoy the following ten songs. You can listen to this playlist on Spotify here or right down there! 

Secrets // Jacob Whitesides

This is just a love song with such a euphoric chorus. I adore the structure and sound of this. It never fails to put a smile on my face. For some reason it reminds me of Savanah by Reliant K which is an all time fave of mine. I'll definitely be keeping more of an eye out for Mr. Whitesides from now on.

Electric Love // BØRNS

Another upbeat song about falling in love. It sounds like it would fit into any indie rom com so is it really a surprise that I like this? I find myself screaming along to the chorus no matter where I am, it's that feel good. 

Colours // Halsey

Halsey is really starting to rise to fame and with songs like this it's really no wonder. Her lyricism can't be faulted and the imagery in this song is seriously why I adore it. 

"You were red and you liked me cos I was blue. You touched me and suddenly I was a lilac sky til you decided purple just wasn't for you."

HOW CAN YOU NOT JUST LOVE THAT?! Honestly I'm so in love. If there's just one song you listen to on this playlist make it this.

UGH! // The 1975

This song is The 1975 summed up in one very 80's kitsch pop song. With a breakdown that sounds like it could belong in a crappy space film and big words that only The 1975 could make work there's no way a fan of the band couldn't love this. 

The Zone // The Weeknd ft Drake

I found this song YEARS ago and it was the gateway into both The Weeknd and Drake. I rediscovered it a few days ago and fell in love all over again. I love the echoi-ness and emptiness of it and how that translates to its lyrics. I also love how it just makes your hips move absentmindedly. A classic I'll never fall out of love with.

Or Nah // Ty Dolla $ign (feat The Weeknd, Wiz Khalifa and Dj Mustard Remix)

I'm not going to lie the only reason this song is here is for The Weeknd. I'm OBSESSED with his verse. He makes music that makes me want to literally throw all my clothes off. I want to wear all black skin tight clothes and stilettos with the darkest red lipstick after this song comes on. If you want a confidence boost check this out.

To Ü // Skrillex and Diplo ft Aluna George 

Honestly there's nothing really to say about this. It's a great get pumped song and an even better dance song. I can see myself drunkenly going crazy when this comes on at a club. 

Heartbeat // Childish Gambino 

I think I've talked about this before in another playlist but yet again, I rediscovered this and I'm obsessed. The story this tells is so real and told so well. Some of his lyrics are just out of this world -

"69 is the only dinner for two."

"I'm going straight for your thighs like the cake you ate."

SERIOUSLY WOW.

The Girl is Mine // Destiny's Child feat 99 Souls

A song that means Destiny's Child will be played in clubs on the reg? Why wouldn't you be behind that?!? Depending on the level of the night out this could be the song you dance to as you order your next drink or take a lil sit down break to while still dancing and singing from the waist up. 

Make Me Proud // Drake ft. Nicki Minaj 

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I'm a typical millennial pop culture enthusiast. I enjoy Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Nicki Minaj was my most streamed artist of 2015 and I know every tattoo Harry Styles has in chronological order. I don't enjoy maths, computers or anime. I love Lena Dunham and real life and stay as far away as possible from intergalactic space Odessys. These interests don't mean that I'm intellectually inferior to those who hate every Kardashian, thinks boyband pop is the thing of the devil and enjoys reading manga, contradictory to some beliefs. 

So story time; I have quite an over bearing father, the "whatever I say is right" type. Growing up I never argued and took what he says as bible. But in the last few years I've noticed he actually isn't always right. When I corrected him I was met with "stop contradicting, have some respect." Sometimes he was right. Age brings with it a level of intelligence an 18 year old can only look forward to. But others he was wrong. I was correcting, not contradicting. I've since stopped pointing out everything, I choose my battles. After all he is my father and I can at least allow him to think he's the smarter one. 

However of late I've been made to feel inferior countless times. Most people I spend time with don't share the same interests as me and 90% of them are wonderful. When I try to join in on a topic I have no interest in and therefor have no knowledge of they smile, and tell me what's what, nicely. Then there's the 10%. This group of people's most common phrases include:

"But Nicki Minaj is so fake, how can you respect that?"

"Beyoncé isn't even a feminist, did you listen to If I Were A Boy?"

"Harry Styles looks like a rat." 

SHUT UP. WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?! 

You don't like them? Fair enough, your opinion is your opinion. But don't lecture and criticise me when I tell you my interests. If I'm expected to listen to you talk about the latest version of Android or look at photos of your desktop layout then you can shut up and listen to me speak about the changes Nicki Minaj has made to thousands of women's lives. If you roll your eyes when I say Beyoncé's new song is so incredible then, you'd think, I could roll my eyes when someone spouts off about the latest Sword Art Online graphic novel. WRONG. I'm usually told "you just dont get it" and their soliloquy about the emotional and creative depth of a graphic novel begins. 

This behaviour is usually accompanied by something that I'm starting to fight back against. Contradicting me on topics they know nothing about. Yesterday I had a conversation with someone about Romeo and Juliet. He went on about how crap it was, how the plot was atrocious and how there is no depth to the play. This person had never read or watched Romeo and Juliet. I, on the other hand, had studied it. I know that play in and out purely because it's the only Shakespeare I loved. I argued it out on a very quiet bus until he retreated. The same person also said Beyonce discriminates against men. Needless to say I disregarded that statement as just plain ignorant. Which is what most of these people are. I swear if one more tracksuit bottomed boy who knows nothing about female empowerment, tells me Nicki Minaj is a slut I'm going to scream so loud in his face he won't be able to hear his ignorant statements ever again.

I'm being honest when I say I'm made to feel inferior on a daily basis. In the last few months I've started to fight back against everyone who feels they are superior because they believe they are more intellectual. I've began to act the same way as them about topics I'm passionate about. Usually it doesn't go down well. Just because I stalk Kylie Jenners Instagram doesn't mean I can't shut you up by telling you what feminism actually is and why arrogant and ignorant boys who think they're superior are the reason it exists. 

If you are one of these people, please stop and listen to yourself. You mightn't be doing it intentionally but you are still doing it. So stop. And if you are the one being made to feel inferior, fight back. Tell them to shut up and tell them why they're wrong. They fucking deserve it. 

Dodie Clarke or 'doddleoddle' is a highly understated YouTuber who I mentioned in this post. She writes songs about love and adolescence and more. She finds emotion in unlikely places and her sentimentality makes for some beautiful songs. This weeks POTW isn't available on Spotify but you can find my YouTube playlist of the following songs here. 

Sick of Losing Soul Mates

This is one of Dodies newest songs and if you listen to this compared to some of her older songs you can really see the growth. It's about trying to remain friends with an ex who saved her from an abusive relationship but Dodie explains it better in this video. It's beautifully written and gently thought provoking about a mature sense of love. I particularly love the imagery of this song, her dark room and the darkness of her love is somehow represented in the musical accompaniment.

One for The Road

Next is a more upbeat "fuck you" love song. It's totally a feel good sing along tune that could be directed at an ex immature best friend as well as some fuck boy you were (nearly) with. 

She

This may be Dodies most popular original song. It's about confusion and sexuality, innocence and infatuation. Dodie herself identifies as bisexual and this song really portrays a truth that's often over looked. Despite being about sexuality it is also about falling for a friend so has a universal appeal which might be why it has over 1 million views. It's such a dainty song that's packed with emotion. 

Down

Depression, that's all Down is about. Just listen please.

Adored by Him

Like she, Adored by Him is about an unrequited love. I can vouch that this song sums up every emotion involved with falling for a friend. This song is honestly one of the most beautifully written songs purely for its use of language. Honestly, Adored By Him is incredible. 

Pas De Deux 

Dodie wrote this song for the charity Rise Above about overcoming abusive relationships. Tenderly and beautifully written.

Novels 

This is a cover of a song Dodie herself has described as one of her favourite songs of all time. Personally, I prefer this version to the original. The songs lack of conventional structure just adds to the appeal of this gorgeous track. It's lyrics really are something to behold -

"We've got younger faces than our hearts are letting on"

"What if I asked you to stay? What if it cost you, your heart and your last name." 

"And when we sleep at night 

I hope that we write novels in our heads

Of what to tell the other when we wake.

And when morning comes before we're done

With volumes left to choose 

We'll say I love you"

I know these lyrics are down to Rusty and not Dodie but honestly, HONESTLY THIS SONG IS TOO BEAUTIFUL NOT TO WRITE ABOUT AAAHHH.

Pop Party Mash Up 2015

I adore the sisterly aspect of this. The song flows seamlessly and Hedy really has an incredible voice for her age. Perfect to sing along to passionately while you're home alone. Before this song I never really appreciated the depth to Ariana Grande's One Last Time so tyvm Dodie.

Little Room

A sadder song to finish about yet another event in everyone's life that is so often over looked about adolescence. A childhood bedroom holds so so many memories and leaving to achieve more adult accomplishments is a necessity but also a sad occasion. 

"I've got to leave the nest,

But I'm Not sure how to fly,"

Is probably one of the best lyrics about growing up I've ever come across. Emotion, sentimentality and fear all jammed into one tiny song. 

Those are nine of my favourite Dodie songs and you can listen to them all in this playlist. Thanks for reading and listening! 

Here's what I've been listening to this week. You can listen here.

No Sense // Justin Bieber 

Justin has been releasing some banging tunes lately. So I checked out his album and if I'm being honest I'm a little disappointed. He definitely released its best tracks prior for its promotion. But this is a good tune. 

Sea of Voices // Porter Robinson 

This is a very atmospheric song. With few words it somehow manages to strike something in me. It's basically five minutes of atmosphere. Love this.

Maple Leaf // Some Kind of Illness

I reviewed Some Kind Of Illness' debut album here. This is probably my favourite song from the album but I really can't explain why. I really really love this. It's another atmospheric track and it isn't available on Spotify so it won't be on the playlist but you can check it out on band camp here.

Be There // Saint Raymond

This is probably my favourite song of Saint Raymond's. It begins as most Saint Raymond songs do. It sounds like a the 1975 inspired track with a high power intense chorus. It's melody is so catchy you'll get the tune in a flash. It'll have you screeching I WANNA BE THEEEEEEERE in no time. A high intensity feel good song to pick you when the winter blues are hitting. I particularly love the break down at 2:38. I get to see him in less than a week in Wednesday and I just can't wait.

Clarity // Zedd ft Foxes

The day after Saint Raymond I'm seeing Zedd in Dublin. I've never been to a gig like this before so I'm not too sure what to expect. Will it be like a night club? Just the same artist pressing buttons and playing his own songs all night? I'm not sure but I'm probably gonna be so tipsy everything's going to look and sound so beautiful I'll be loving life. But yeah this is my favourite of Zedd's songs so I've been listening to it to get me pumped up. 

Heroes // David Bowie 

I recently rewatched The Perks of Being a Wallflower which brought this song back to my attention. This song is a timeless classic and thanks to Perks it has been brought to a whole new generation of people who might never have heard it otherwise. I can't listen to this without getting very emotional, I'm brought back to the tunnel and feeling infinite and crying at finding such an incredible movie. 

When We Were Young // Adele

This song broke me. It's about life passing you by, growing older and suddenly realising it. It has some beautiful lyrics that melt the heart. Unfortunately I just discovered she isn't streaming this album, so you won't find this song in the Spotify playlist either. But I couldn't not include such an awesome track, I have been really listening to it all week since it the acoustic video was released. 

Magnets // Disclosure ft. Lorde

This song is just incredible. It makes me want to dance. I just can't listen to this without my hips swaying. It's so so so so good. A nice mix of chill and dance as usual from Disclosure. 

You & Me // Flume remix 

This is an old one that's creeped it's way back into my recently played. Flume are so underrated. Much like Disclosure they're wonderfully chill but remain upbeat enough to bop along to. Such a great song.

You can listen to all my other playlists here, and you can read the rest of weds here.

This is a tough one. I've had a good life with many happy moments. When I was four and I sat on Santa's lap and he told me I was a good girl I beamed for a week. When my family brought our Labrador Bart home and he ran to me first I felt a weird sense of maternal happiness towards a tiny puppy. When my boyfriend inadvertently told me he loved me as we sat on my bedroom floor laughing and enjoying a freedom I'd never experienced before, I felt my heart expand. But I think the happiest moment of my life was my first day of college. 

Here's some back story. On the week running up to September 1st I was not in a good place. I felt alone and isolated. I was riddled with anxieties I didn't even know I had. So September 1st came and I couldn't breath. On the day that should have been my first day of college I had my first panic attic. I was shaking and crying uncontrollably for hours. But after a few days and a little medication I managed to venture into college. 

My friend was also attending college that day. He stayed with me til my first class started, walked me into my building and wished me luck with a hug. I walked nervously, checking the room number of every door and my heart quickened with every door that passed. I looked up and outside the room I was supposed to be stood a group of 15 people, all around my age or a bit older. My voice shook as I asked if this was journalism. They all nodded happily. A few people chatted and laughed with each other but I just stared around me hoping no one would notice just how nervous I was, I prayed my shaking hand wouldn't be spotted by the class joker. Luckily it wasn't and a minute later my lecturer walks past and everyone files into the class. I sat beside a girl who become a great friend throughout the year. Without such a friendly face I don't even know what I would have done. After the day was over I returned home, so, so relived. I felt so at peace and so happy. I had actually accomplished something and over come my anxieties and fears. That was the purest form of happiness I've ever felt. 

Thanks for reading. You can read the rest of my November Blogging Challenge here. 

You can listen to Some Kind of Illness on bandcamp here. 

Some Kind of Illness is a darkly romantic album with a juxtaposed melancholic yet inspiring sound. M83 and The 1975 are just a few of the bands I could compare.

It may be an acoustic album but synthesisers are used throughout. Notably on the tracks Maple Leaf and Angel Breakdown the use of samples brings a certain depth to the album. 

The first track 'The Test of Time' is a wonderful prelude to the album ahead. It sets the scene for an atmospheric and cinematic album. 

While almost all of the tracks have a melancholic feel they somehow have their own unique sound. 'You Have To Laugh' has an almost  psychedelic sixties sound overlayed by an acoustic guitar. 'The Shadow in The Maze' is the perfect mood setter. Feel romance and love and everything at once while listening to this track. 

Some Kind Of Illness as a whole depends on its sound rather than its lyrics to get its point across. It manages to do that and so much more. Some Kind of Illness evokes emotion and inspires so much from within. Listen to this album if you want to sit back. Listen to this album on walks down lonely alleyways. Listen to this album as you lay in bed and trace shapes on your lovers bare skin. I have never listened to an album similar to  this. 

Some Kind Of Illness are creating something different that needs to be heard. 

About the Band -

Some Kind of Illness are a duo from Bolton consisting of brothers Mark and Paul Hinks. They draw influence from The Verve and The Cure and have been a band since 1999.

You can listen to the album Some Kind of Illness here. 

Info on the band is available here. 

I can't imagine much worse than being stuck alone on a desert island. I think the only thing worse would to be stuck alone on a desert island with no music. Here are the four albums I'd bring if I were to be shipped off to a desert island.

Don't Panic (It's Longer Now) // All Time Low

Chances are if I'm stuck alone on a desert island I'm going to get a little pissed off sooner rather than later. All Time Low's music has the beautiful balance of being able to shout lyrics until your anger has subsided and happy melodic sounds to hell life your mood. This is an incredible stand alone album and one I reach for at least once a week. Favourite songs from it are: 

Somewhere In Neverland 

For Baltimore 

The Reckless and The Brave

The 1975 (Deluxe Edition) // The 1975

I don't think I could go anywhere without this album so it's a no brainier that I'd bring this to a desert island. The beautiful thing about the deluxe edition is that there are over 40(!!!!) songs on it so it's perfect for this island situation. Each song has its own sound and the album as a whole has an incredible mix of pop, 80's and typical indie band sounds so there's a great mix here. Plus I'd be able to write their beautifully crafted lyrics for daaaaaaays on the beaches of this tropical island. Favourite songs from this are:

Sex

Head.Cars.Bending

Robbers 

In A Perfect World // Kodaline 

This album. THIS ALBUM. I'd definitely miss quite a few people if I was a cast away so I could cry to this album. But I could also cheer up to this album. With lyricism that could tear you apart and melodies that can lift you higher than you've ever felt I couldn't leave this album behind. Favourite songs for In A Perfect World are:

All I Want

High Hopes

Love Like This

The Pink Print // Nicki Minaj 

MY QUEEN HAD TO COME WITH ME. Despite the fact I'll be on an island I'll still wanna get turnt every so often. And I'll probably need a confidence boost given the fact I'll have no cleaning supplies and no clothes so Nicki will be able to make me feel like the desert island goddess I'd be. Favourites from this album are:

Get On Your Knees

The Night Is Still Young

The Crying Game

Four albums was difficult to pick but I somehow managed it. I've put my favourite songs from each of the albums into a little playlist which you can check out here aswell. Thanks for reading and be sure to check out my social media.

This week I had a little rummage through my older music collection, songs I'd listened to through my teenage years. From the age of around 15 I always felt a little lovelorn and down on the whole love and relationships thing. I don't even know why but my music library really shows it. So I thought I'd channel that into this playlist. You can listen as usual in Spotify here and you can check out all the other playlists here.

"Nothing's greater than the rush that comes with your embrace," is a lyric I greatly appreciated at 15 but now that I really know what this means this lyric means a whole deal more.

This is such an iconic track that anyone anywhere knows the words to. It tells such a beautiful (if slightly sickly) love story of long distance but remaining so irrevocably in love.  Such a gorgeous song. I just love the love letter element here. Aaaahhhhh. 

This isn't deep or anything. I just seriously love this song and have done since I was 13. 

This a much more intimate love song though it isn't as blatant as most love songs. This is an honest song about young love that needs saving in times of trouble.  Blink 182 really know what they're doing.

A slowly intensifying song. Brutally honest. Incredibly beautiful. 

This is more of a song about being used rather than loved. A wonderfully structured song with echoing lyricism that will haunt you forever.

Everlong is one of the few Foo Fighters songs I actually like and by like I mean adore. The build up in this song is nothing if not euphoric and leaves the listener feeling a little lighter and more intensified. Listen to this full blast or not at all. 

A gentle more elegant ditty that's almost childish. But it's still so so beautiful. 

A bluesy song by the only woman in the world who can channel heart break into such relatable and emotion inducing music. I have never ever been through a situation even close to what Adele sings about but I still feel like I've been kicked in the heart when I listen to her. This songs a little different to the rest of her album but you can pick your own Adele song here, most will fit. 

Thanks for reading! You can see the rest of my November Blogging Challenge here. Keep checking back every day for new posts.

This month was my birthday month so I was able to splurge a lil and I also received so many awesome birthday presents. So here we go:

White Mango Backpack

My lovely boyfriend knows me very very well. I talked about this bag in my Autumn Wishlist so if you wanna know why I love it you could go read that. Only now I'm lucky enough to actually own it. Yay.

Pull and bear bag

Yet another present only this time from by best friend. This bag looks like one a woman who knows what she's about wears every day to work through hussle and bussle. I feel like I know what I'm doing when I wear this. And it's so big it can carry everything. Enough for a weekend away if you're packing savvy and definitely enough for a day of errands. I LOVE IT THANK YOU SIONAINN HOW DID YOU KNOW?!

Primark A-line Faux Suede Zip Skirt

This is on trend and it doesn't blow up cos A-line which is perfect for this blustery Irish weather. I love the zip detail too. It looks like it could be from Topshop and that's the aesthetic I always aim for. 

Primark Velvet Leggings 

I usually stray from leggings because I'm quite small and usually they're infotech too long for my legs and my small frame means they're usually too baggy. I've never bothered to pay much for leggings because I don't get the wear from them to bother. But I discovered these two weeks ago and my life is forever changed. They look kinda like the super cosy tights in their thickness only there's a layer of velvet fluffy stuff on the inside of the legs. They're so soft and warm. And only €7. So so good and such amazing value. 

Bourjois Healthy Mix Foundation No1 Vanilla Clair 

I got this after my Rimmel Wake Me Up ran out. This is definitely better than the Rimmel. It lasts so much longer and gives a little bit more coverage but it still remains natural. I might write a review later but I love it and it's a definite staple.

Maybelline Matte Lipstick in Divine Wine

This is the perfect autumn colour. It's perfect. It doesn't wear all that well but the colour and formula makes up for it.

Plump up the Volume & Never Ending Mascara 

I recently bought a NARS mascara. €36 including postage. Let me tell you it's nothing in comparison to these POUNDLAND MASCARAS. Without curling my lashes I have thicker, longer and fuller lashes. £2 in total. I simply can't. 

That's everything from me for now. Thanks for reading. 

Today's challenge is to write for five minutes in the prompt Freedom.

So I've set my timer and here we go.

I've put very little thought into the word freedom before. To me freedom has always meant living a life away from my parents. However as I grew up over time I realised that true and real freedom is quite difficult to come by. I always thought that once I finished school or college and started work I would be freer than I ever had been before, ridding myself of the shackles my parents had inadvertently put on me. But I've come to learn the opposite is true. 

I was forced to leave the job I had last month due to family health reasons. But despite the fact I only worked once or twice a week I was almost constantly missing out on doing things because of it. I missed weekend visits from my boyfriend or simply got to spend a few hours with him before he jetted back for another week of college. I missed  family weddings because I had to work at someone else's.I missed get togethers with friends, I missed nights out. I missed concerts and so many things I thought were the pinnacle youth. 

Now I'm out of a job and money is running a little low. So despite having so much free time I still can't do all of the things I thought I'd be able to at 19. But is the amount of free time you have how you should measure your freedom?

At the moment I don't think so. I think freedom should be measured in how whether  you are capable (regardless of money or time) of doing things you love and enjoy. In how you can walk down the street and not worry about being attacked. Can you wear exactly what you want without your friends or family judging you? Some may seem trivial, but I've come to learn that these kinds of things are what true freedom is. You may be working 9-5 and you may miss out on a concert or date night but of you get to freely speak your opinions or wear whatever you'd like, then freedom is exactly what you've got. 

Thanks for reading! 

I'm here to write about my feelings at this moment in time. 

I keep having little epiphanies in relation to issues I have both physically and mentally. However, shortly after these epiphanies I revert to how I felt before. Maybe I overthink or maybe I'm just too fickle, but I can never stick to new positive frames of mind.

I think my biggest issues right now are my general unhappiness towards the life I live right now and my inability to shake my long term rut I seem to be stuck in.

Basically, I'm a confused 19 year old. Pretty normal. But I look at those around me and I see fulfilled people. People who enjoy what they study and have a basic career path. And those who don't, know their passions. I don't know any of these things, I crave the knowledge other people have of themselves. I want to know myself. I need to know what makes me tick. I need to go on a journey of self discovery. Is traveling the way to go? Are part time courses more useful? Is writing my thoughts onto a blank page or screen truly the most insightful path to where I want to be? I will try all three. For now I'm going to write about my dreams. I don't know if these are my dreams or just a romanticised series of events inspired by Tumblr but mashed together by my ever overactive mind.

I want to write. I want to write freely and creatively. I want to write for a purpose and I'm more than willing and happy to do those things independently. If I can make a decent living from writing I know in my heart I will be content.

I want to be busy. I want that 'on the go, coffee cup in one hand, phone on the other, constantly meeting and working' life I see of successful women. I want meetings that running late with clicking heels on puddle covered pavements. 

I want to travel with the love of my life and I want to travel alone. I want to kiss on planes, on trains and in taxis. I want roaming hands and we explore a new city. I want cheap foreign food accompanied by sunsets and smirks. I want a la cart menu looking out onto busy streets laughing to myself about how much I don't belong here. I want nights in a single bed with tea and coffee making facilities. Continental breakfasts alone. I want to barter for a gift in a language I don't speak just because I can with no one to celebrate such an accomplishment with but myself.

I want to see the vastness of what is around me. I want to see colour and paycheques and love and loneliness and friendship. I want to feel everything. I want to be talented enough to touch other people, to make a stranger think about a sentence I constructed. I want my excitement to be back. I want to feel exhilarated at the mere thought of my future.

For the first time in months I feel truly excited for my future. So maybe writing my mind was exactly what I needed. 

This playlist is just what I've been listening to most this week. You can listen to it on Spotify here and you can find all my other playlists here.

You Know You Like It - Aluna George (DJ SNAKE REMIX)

This has been out a while but it only properly listened to it recently. I love how it's still quite chill but it still makes me wanna sway and dance. Sorta sultry yet still playful it's an all round good track.

Hotline Bling - Drake

I love Drake. I know his latest album has been shit on but I really love this. Maybe it's cos the backing track brings me back to playing The Simpsons Hit and Run when I was ten but maybe it's just a genuinely good song, who knows.

Low Tide - XY&O

I can kinda already tell this is gonna be a song I like for a fortnight and never listen to a again. But now I love it's vibes and it's quite feel good on a sunny day. 

I Can't Lose - Mark Ronson (Pomo Remix) 

It's Ronson so it's obviously a little funky and it makes me wanna bop around in tight skirts. Yet again it's chill vibes and good times with this one. 

Runnin' (Lose it All) - Naughty Boy ft Beyoncé & Arrow Benjamin 

My pet peeve with this song is that Beyoncé is the featured artist. Who the fuck does Naughty Boy think he is?! I honestly can't stand Naughty Boy as a person so I hate myself for liking this. But at the end of the day Beyoncé voices nearly the entire thing and when she doesn't it's Arrow Benjamin so the listener isn't even aware that the wannabe Naughty Boy is even on this track. It's a good song though.

Elysium - Bears Den

I really love this. It's like a song that would play at the moment in a movie where the lead discovers they don't need anyone else and walks happily and content alone into the sunset. It's a lovely song when you need a pick me up from a crappy day.

Running Behind - HOLY CHILD

HAPPY FEEL GOOD DANCING ALONE IN YOUR ROOM IN FLOWY SKIRTS SONG. LISTEN TO IT. ITS GONNA LIFT YOUR MOOD AND YOUR ENTIRE DAY.

Never Forget You - Zara Larsson & MNEK

This is an amazing dance track with a drop that makes my head spin. Adore this song. I can see myself drunkenly running to the dance floor when this unexpectedly comes on in a club. 

Smile - Royal Concept 

This is the sing that would play at the beginning of a road trip with friends. Sorta sounds like Imagine Dragons but in a good way. Happy go lucky I probably won't listen to this song again after a week kinda song.

And that's it. Hope you liked, be sure to follow my social media.