Sometimes, there is nothing better than a little classic Roxette and Fading Like a Flower is definitely one of their best.
Song of the Day: Roxette – Fading Like A Flower
Song of the Day: What So Not & BURNS – Trust
A little EDM/trap to get your day moving in the right direction from What So Not and BURNS. A truly excellent track, perhaps the best of the week.
Song of the Day: Melanie C – Anymore
Melanie C has carved out quite the successful career over the years once her time in the band was done and Anymore is a new track that continues to solidify that record. […]
Song of the Day: Ira Lawrence – All My Fake Friends
Short but sweet perfectly describes Ira Lawrence’s new track, a song reminiscent of Grouplove and yet it is a sound all his own thanks to his electric mandolin. If this one track […]
Song of the Day: Win and Woo – Recognize (feat. Ashe)
Win and Woo deliver some electronic fun in the form of Recognize with guest vocals from Ashe. It is a great club-ready track that proves the guys can do more than just […]
Song of the Day: Frenship – Capsize feat. Emily Warren
Capsize is a great bit of pop from duo Frenship, a laid-back affair with a tiny bit of tropical and electronic influence and a song that also includes some additional vocals from […]
Monday Mixin’s – Beach Stories | A Summer Mix
As summer is soon coming to an end, Majestic Casual has given us a great mix to close out the season filled with cool, breezy songs to keep you listening from start […]
Song of the Day: The New Coast – Slow Down
Slow Down is a solid track from The New Coast, one that is filled with a little sadness, especially during the very plaintive chorus, but is a truly exceptional listen nonetheless.
Song of the Day: Glass Tiger – Someday
Glass Tiger, one of Canada’s finest and their hit Someday – a classic if there ever were one.
Sunday Sessions – Reading Festival 2016
Unlike some festivals this year, crime at Reading was down twenty percent, or at least crimes that were reported. It is a little sad to think that at this point in the […]
