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Songs of the Week 321: June 13 – June 19

~ kbo27

#5. Jay Lewn – Boyfriend Part 2

Jay Lewn | Free Listening on SoundCloud

Jay Lewn is sneaky good. A definite artist to watch over the next few years.

#4. Dirty Radio – Caramel

DiRTY RADiO | Free Listening on SoundCloud

Been a while since Dirty Radio has graced this blog. While the beat sounds like it has almost too much going on, it works… carried slightly by some catchy lyrics.

#3. Daniel Joy – How To Talk To Girls

Daniel Joy | Free Listening on SoundCloud

It’s a strong week of music, and an even stronger week of songs that’ll be stuck in your head. It’s a guarantee that you’ll have the first line of the chorus here stuck with you for days.

#2. Windser – Peach Fuzz

WINDSER | Free Listening on SoundCloud

It wasn’t until I went searching for an image for this feature that I realized who Windser was and that I had featured his song July before. Just loving his style of music so far.

#1. School Of X – Feel Of It

School of X | Free Listening on SoundCloud

Just inject that guitar lick into my veins. So good.

Songs of the Week 225: July 21 – July 27

~ kbo27

chris larocca#5. Chris LaRocca – Dice Out

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Those distorted vocals get me erry time.

hwls#4. HWLS Feat. Trapo – Shade Of

soundcloud.com/hwls

Trapo has such a distinctive voice, that even without seeing the artist on Spotify during my weekly discovery session, I knew exactly who it was the moment it began. HWLS is a newcomer to me though…

dirty radio#3. Dirty Radio – Who

soundcloud.com/dirtyradiomusic

Another solid, easy-listening track from Dirty Radio’s recent release. Album is really growing on me with time.

caius#2. Caius Feat. Eauxmar – Away From You

soundcloud.com/caius_official

Caius is an artist who is shooting up my charts fast. Each release is unique and genre-bending.

vlush#1. Vlush – Linden Hills

soundcloud.com/vlushmusic

The final stop on the Vlush tour is another short track, Linden Hills. I think this is the last stop anyway… there are a few more gems from Who 250, but not sure they’ll make the cut unless we have some really soft weeks in the near future. That said, I don’t foresee anything topping this album for me in 2019.