Last Playlist of April
Welcome to another great week of music! This week has a lot of strong melodies and beats to sing along to. There are a few songs you might recognize including an interesting genre pivot for an old cover song as well as some popular songs from the 00's. Otherwise, you're sure to enjoy the whole list. At least 2 songs will get stuck in your head as you wrap up your month.
Here are the 10 songs on this week's playlist:
1. "Sir Duke" by Stevie Wonder
2. "Chelsea Dagger" by The Fratellis
3. "All The Way Up" by Fat Joe, Remy Ma, French Montana, InfaRed
4. "Feeling Good" by Muse
5. "Baltimore" by Hodera
6. "Mask Off" by Future
7. "Promiscuous" by Nelly Furtado, Timbaland
8. "Yer So Bad" by Tom Petty
9. "Young Folks" by Peter Bjorn and John
10. "To Bob Ross with Love" by Gym Class Heroes
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Some more details about each song:
"Sir Duke" by Stevie Wonder - Feel good tribute to music "making you move" features a funky horn section and melody that compliments soaring vocals.
"Chelsea Dagger" by The Fratellis - Scottish indie rock band's lead single from their second album. The catchy, upbeat rock anthem with a driving guitar riff and a sing-along chorus has become a staple at sporting events.
"All The Way Up" by Fat Joe, Remy Ma, French Montana, InfaRed - High profile rap collab full of braggadocio and swagger is a high-energy club banger with a catchy hook.
"Feeling Good" by Muse - Cover song of the 1965 Nina Simone classic, Muse's version is a powerful heavy rock version contrasted by a true to form soaring vocal.
"Baltimore" by Hodera - This hopeful love song full of heartbreak from indie rock band Hodera dances between an intimate confession and poetic sing along.
"Mask Off" by Future - Trap banger with a catchy hook and a dark, atmospheric beat is a subtle hip hop dance groove with a ton of power. This song will win over the stingiest of critics.
"Promiscuous" by Nelly Furtado, Timbaland - This team up duet with a suggestive dance track and catchy hook will for sure catch your attention. The driving beat, dueling vocals, and swinging melodies were made to sing and dance to.
"Yer So Bad" by Tom Petty - Cautionary tale and love song from rock legend Tom Petty. This catchy profession divulges the tragedy of some romances but not ours.
"Young Folks" by Peter Bjorn and John - Catchy, upbeat, pop song with a simple melody. The song full of energy and optimism will get you whistling.
"To Bob Ross with Love" by Gym Class Heroes - A poetic expression of artistic inner turmoil while appreciating the roots of artistry. Yes, the track thanks Bob Ross for all the happy little trees.
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About Me
The weekly playlist is curated by myself, Billy Sims, for Discology: Music Club community. I’m a former touring musician and artist with a passion of music for over 30 years. Despite being a fairly successful failed touring artist, yes I’ve got the skinny jeans and deep V t-shirts to prove it, I loved my time traveling and the adventure it took me on. From the scary sticky floors of bars in daylight, to terrible shows that the booking agent billed you as a “mariachi band”, I was there standing cross armed in the back against the wall loving it. I’ve always enjoyed music for what it is or can be and do my best to explore what makes a song, artist, or album amazingly captivating. Discover and Discuss with Discology!
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