🎵 Music findings #7

Hello everyone, and welcome to issue #7 of Music findings. Ten straight off the playlist — late-night rap, a trance rework, and one very quiet piano:

🎵 Songs

• Kanye West, Dwele — Flashing Lights — sweeping synth-strings and a nocturnal glide; peak Graduation:

• Travis Scott — BUTTERFLY EFFECT — two and a half minutes of woozy, auto-tuned haze that never stops rewarding a replay:

• Eslabon Armado, Peso Pluma — Ella Baila Sola — the corridos tumbados breakout: nimble requinto over a rolling tuba bassline:

• blackbear — idfc — minimal, sulking breakup-pop; the one everyone slowed down.

• Artemas — cross my heart — brooding guitar-pop off pretty, born from a viral snippet.

• Pharrell Williams — Marilyn Monroe — a swelling string intro that drops into a strutting bounce.

• Emilio Piano, Lucie — Voilà — Barbara Pravi’s Eurovision heartbreaker stripped to piano, voice and violin.

• Red Leather — LAST CALL — a lonely guitar line that detonates into a full pop-rock-country anthem.

• SCXR SOUL — Dreams may run away — This song gives me chills, I love it so much.

• Ely Oaks — Babydoll — Dominic Fike’s hook rebuilt as a trance rework.

🎧 Play them all — the full playlist, where the next issues pull from too:

🗂️ Catch up on past issues.