#5. Navvi – Human Highlight Reel
There’s something very calming about the atmospheric Human Highlight Reel. That is, until the panic-inducing guitar chords start ripping near the end…
#4. Curren$y – 67 Turbo Jet
Curren$y is one of my all-time fav hip hop artists. While this track ain’t new, it recently got a re-release (along with a few other classics), giving me a good excuse to go back and re-visit the chilled-out weed rap king.
#3. Bob Moses – Back Down
New album by Bob Moses strikes me as very similar to their previous record. A catalog of tracks that are brilliant and perfect as background music to groove to. Nothing really sticks out and grabs my attention, but I find myself bobbing along to almost every single track.
#2. Khalid – Better
While I’m very (VERY) slowly getting sick of how much this dude gets played anywhere I go, I can’t help but acknowledge how damn good all his tracks are.
#1. Akine – Money In Your Mouth
By far the catchiest of the tracks shared this week. Self-described by Akine as anti-pop, I can totally see this tracking making it’s way into an H&M or Starbucks in the very near future.
...Because It's Sunday 