There are some days when I listen to the same song on repeat for hours. But I also get into phases where I am obsessed with discovering new music. I know a handful of artists and songs that I absolutely love, which can make it hard to really branch out.
Here’s a bunch of ways to discover new music to love. And, to clarify, this isn’t sponsored by Spotify or anything, I just happen to use them the most.
Am I crying? I’m crying. Ed Sheeran has once again resurrected my eardrums and touched emotions I didn’t even know existed in my black, cold heart. In his new album, released March 3, 2017, Sheeran combines folk, acoustic guitar and a plethora of other styles to create a fairly unique creation.
Ed Sheeran has been one of my favorite artists for years and he’s yet to release a disappointing album. I’m certainly not disappointed with this, I’m over the moon. Though somewhat overwhelmed with sappy love ballads, this album has something for everyone. Here it is, my Ed Sheeran “Divide” Track by Track Album Review.
One Direction has had a soft spot in my heart since their debut with Up All Night. I’ve been closely following them through it all–from their achievements to Zayn’s departure to their recent album release, Made In The A.M.
With this album, you can see One Direction finally coming into their own. Their gradual style shift that began with Midnight Memories and continued with Four has been finalized with this album. Their bubblegum, sugarcoated pop has grown more classy and Indie; it’s safe to say their music style has matured.
Without further ado, here is my unforgivingly honest Made In The A.M. (Deluxe) track-by-track review. Let’s do this. Made In The A.M. (Deluxe) Track-by-track Review
