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January 2020 Playlist + A Few Words.

Coronavirus has spread, killing hundreds of people. Extreme wildfires in Australia, burning down homes (over 2000 homes), killing humans, over an estimated billion animals and their habitats. And most recently, the absolute heartbreaking and devastating news delivered on the morning of Sunday, January 26th– Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna Maria Bryant killed in a helicopter crash, among 9 other lives. I’ve been typing that and erasing for the past hour. My heart and love go out to Vanessa, her family, and all the other families involved.

It has been the toughest month of the new year for all humanity. This was not how the year was suppose to start, and not at all how I imagined to wake up on Sunday morning. This viral news has left me, and many others, with a feeling of emptiness and, has impacted us to carefully think about the energy we put in towards our days. The last few days have been such an eyeopener on how we can not take things for granted. Our next mornings and evenings are not promised. We should wake up thankful and blessed every day because we don’t know what can happen in a matter of seconds from the minute we wake.

The month is now over, so let’s move forward stronger than ever, braver than ever, and chasing our goals more than ever. After all, tomorrow isn’t promised, so live your best life every day, be kind to one another, support each other, love as much as possible as you can and count your blessings.

This month’s top-ten playlist includes songs picked from my Darkest Hour playlist on Apple Music. These are songs I listen to when I need to be in a quiet space, I’m feeling down, or just for those rainy days.

JANUARY 2020: TOP 10 PLAYLIST

Lost Without You – Freya Ridings

Stay – OTR & WYNNE

You’re Somebody Else – Flora Cash

Fractures – Cadence

One of my favorites.

Moments Passed – Dermot Kennedy

Another one of my favorites. I love this voice.

Closer – Kings of Leon

Lovely – Billie Eilish (Feat). Khalid

Dead In The Water (Live at RTÉ 2FM Studios, Dublin) – Noel Gallagher

Ok, now this is also a favorite. Such an amazing voice, so soothing and calming. I love this one.

Pretty Little Fears – 6LACK (Feat. J. Cole)

No Regrets – MAGIC!

Thought I’d end with this one. Such a beautiful song.

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Top 10 Playlist: December 2019

This is the last playlist I’ll be posting for 2019. Wow. We’ve been blessed with so many great albums this year from amazing artists; So Much Fun by Young Thug, Free Spirit by Khalid, Over It by Summer Walker, Hollywood’s Bleeding by Post Malone, Norman F–king Rockwell by Lana Del Rey, Chixtape 5 by Tory Lanez, Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial by Roddy Ricch, MONTANA by French Montana, Death Race for Love by Juice WRLD, Summertime Shootout 3: Coldest Summer Ever by Fabolous, Born 2 Rap by The Game, and ASTROWORLD by Travis Scott.

Damn, there was A LOT of good music this year and good singles out too. Aside from the hottest albums that were released, there was also a ton of heartbreak in the music industry this year. Rest in Paradise to the legendary Nipsey Hussle who passed away at age 33. #TMC.

Recently we lost Juice WRLD, a 21-year-old rapper who released a fire album this year, Death Race for Love. Hip-Hop culture also lost Mac Miller at age 27 and XXXTentacion at age 20; his last album Bad Vibes Forever was released recently. Praying that this does not continue happening in 2020 to the young and rising talent in the music industry.

With that said, here is a list of my Top-10 songs for this month. (In no particular order).

Heartless – The Weeknd

(I can not wait till this album is released. My favorite artist!)

Moonwalkin – Roddy Rich (feat. Lil Durk)

I couldn’t decide which song to add from this album because they’re all SO good. This song, Peta, Perfect Timing, Start Wit Me, Boom Boom Boom, are also my favorites. If you haven’t yet, go listen to this album.

Jerry Sprunger – Tory Lanez & T-Pain

No F*cks – 1TakeJay (feat. Sueco the Child & AzChike)

Fallin In Love – Lil Yatchy (Feat. Gunna)

An oldie, but fell in love with it again.

Back Out – 24hrs (Feat. Ty Dolla $ign & Dom Kennedy)

Own It – Stormzy (Feat. Ed Sheeran & Burna Boy)

Talk To Me Nicely – Fabolous (feat. Meek Mill)

Last Name – Future (Feat. Lil Durk)

The Take – Tory Lanez (Feat. Chris Brown)

Top 10 Playlist: June 20, 2019

Hi guys! I know I haven’t posted my Top 10 Playlist in a while, due to being super busy packing for my new trip and collaborations that I’ve been working on. However, I finally made time to share with you my top ten songs that I have been jamming out to lately. Enjoy!

CREEP ON ME – GASHI (FEAT. FRENCH MONTANA & DJ SNAKE)

LA LA LAND – BRYCE VINE (FEAT. YG)

SEX MONEY FEELINGS DIE (REMIX) – LYKKE LI (FEAT. LIL BABY & SNOWSA)

XANAX DAMAGE – FUTURE

TOLUCA LAKE – TEP NO

NO GUIDANCE – CHRIS BROWN (FEAT. DRAKE)

I WANT MORE – 4KORNERS, DJ OVERULE, KYNGS & NATRA

GO LOKO – YG (FEAT. TYGA & JON Z)

LOVE THRU THE COMPUTER – GUCCI MANE (FEAT. JUSTIN BIEBER)

PURPLE EMOJI – TY DOLLA $IGN (FEAT. J. COLE)

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Top 10 Songs: Nipsey Hussle

This week’s Top 10 Playlist is dedicated to Nipsey Hussle. I am so upset and still in shock that Nipsey Hussle has passed away. I remember listening to The Marathon Continues back in the day and instantly I was hooked.

It’s such a heartbreaking feeling having to hear that one of your favorite artists has passed away, and thinking that wow, there’s never going to be a new album from the artist or you’ll never get to see them perform live. I can’t put into words how sad that truly is. I’ve always admired Nipsey because of who he was, a REAL artist and someone who gave back to his community. The world took him so young and it’s unfair. REST IN PARADISE NIPSEY. Praying for Lauren and the rest of his fam.

Here are a few of my favorite songs by Nipsey Hussle, in no particular order. Definitely was hard keeping this list at just ten.

1. Come Over (Ft. James Fauntleroy)