Find me
an EP
more tender
than this debut
from oh caroline,
a duo made up
of producer
Towerz
and singer/songwriter
Lhasa Petik.
Here, with their
first
six song
offering,
they mix
stripped down
folk and lofi
with gentle
and organic
results.
Like a campfire
hug.
Or a walk
with someone
you’ll always
be close to.
Every year, it’s always so difficult to narrow it to 50.
Too much good music to truly narrow it down to 50. I tried.
Not only an anthology but Nicodxmvs’ first Spotify release.
A headphone-friendly new mix of hip-hop, phonk, bass, trap, and more.
Too much music! Never enough music!
bass-knocking cinematic instrumentals
An instrumental journey for your eardrums.
Vulnerable melancholy at its finest.
an EP and an LP from one of the greats
A new rap mix with an excessive amount of bass.
So much music this year. I barely scratched the surface.
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A freewrite while listening to an audible film.
Two albums by an instrumental bass guru.
A global journey every time you press play.
A rundown of West Coast rapper Seafood Sam.
A bionic bomb in hip-hop’s underbelly.
A rapper + producer album you need.
Two LPs from one of North Carolina’s finest MCs.
Highlighting one of my favorite current artists.
Discussing a movie and a soundtrack.
Two new projects from producer eery.
Two EPs from Mr. Joe Nora.
