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Music Moodboard: March



Excuse my dodgy graphic design skills, or lack thereof shall we say. But I would love to share with you some of the music I've been vibing to this month. We have got a mix of all sorts, from the smooth sounds of Stevie Wonder to the groovy disco beats of Tom Misch. Inspired by my Spotify 'On Repeat' playlist, here are my latest bops.

 Track list: 
  1. Third World - Now that we found love 
  2. Phony Ppl ft Megan Stalion - Fkn Around 
  3. Kaytranada - His new album has just got endless hits. If I had to whittle it down my top three favourites would be: '10%', 'Vex Oh' and 'Worst In Me'
  4. Lou Phelps - What Time Is It?
  5. Rex Orange County - 'Loving Is Easy'
  6. Snoh Aalegra - I love her old albums and I think I'm loving her new one even more! The track 'I Want You Around' has just been on repeat. 
  7. Blood Orange - If I had to choose a soundtrack for my life, It would 100% be made by Blood Orange. I've been jumping through his old stuff as well as his new. My top tracks are: 'Charcoal Baby' and 'You Were Never Good Enough'
  8. Pomo - Intoxicated 
  9. Brent Fayiaz - Let Me Know 
  10. Tom Misch - Disco, Yes 
  11. Children of Zeus - Hard Work, I can feel the reggae revival in this track. 
  12. Tesky Brothers - I love the whole album so it is very hard to pick a favourite. Currently have 'Say You'll Do' , 'Pain and Misery' and 'So Caught Up' on repeat. If whiskey on the rocks was an album this would be it. 
  13. I love Stevie Wonder, so I feel like I'm listening to him constantly. 'Rocket Love' and 'Higher Ground' gets played everyday, without fail.

I'll be back again in April to throw out some more supersonic sound reccomendations. Let me know what you are listening to in the comments below.  :) 

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