Mokita and Mike Kinsella provide the perfect track to get your Monday off to the best possible start.
Song of the Day: Mokita – sleepwalking (feat. Mike Kinsella)
Song of the Day: Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters – Don’t Fence Me In
The final number one hit of 1944 was Don’t Fence Me In courtesy of Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters, a fun track that remains so to this day.
Song of the Day: Wale – Flawed (feat. Gunna)
Wale knows how to make a great track and Gunna, who features on this one, brings it home perfectly.
Song of the Day: Fly By Midnight – Automatic feat. Jake Miller
Great music and smooth vocals make this team-up between Fly By Midnight and Jake Miller one to catch.
Song of the Day: James Smith – I Don’t Wanna Know
James Smith continues to write and deliver great songs like I Don’t Wanna Know that somehow always turn out to be the best thing you have ever heard.
Song of the Day: CA Eels – Are We Alright Again
With their self-proclaimed ‘feel-good hit of the feel-worst year,’ Eels deliver a great track with Are We Alright Again starring the one and only Jon Hamm.
Song of the Day: Nayana IZ – Partner In Crime
Partner In Crime is a great track performed by a great talent in Nayana IZ and it makes for great listening.
Song of the Day: braveweather – play pretend
A solid track from braveweather gets the week off to a good start.
Song of the Day: Dick Haymes – You’ll Never Know
1943 would see Dick Haymes release his version of You’ll Never Know, taking it to the top of the charts for four straight weeks, a lovely ballad of two people separated by […]
Song of the Day: The Backseat Lovers – Kilby Girl
Indie-pop music never sounded so good as it does here on Kilby Girl by The Backstreet Lovers.
The Telltale Mind 