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Happy TunesDay: Collection 61

Happy TunesDay: Collection 61

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It’s been a hot second, I know.

So much for posting TunesDay playlists every other week.  Apologies for the radio silence, everyone!

But I have a really good, excuse…I promise.

I MOVED ACROSS THE COUNTRY!

See? That’s a good excuse to put all your life things on hold.

While I attempt to metaphorically duct tape pieces of my life together, I thought I should get back into posting music playlists to trick myself into thinking I have some semblance of a routine again.

So, here it is. TunesDay is back…for now…until I become so overwhelmed with graduate school courses that I seep into a deep and dark, withering despair.

Til then, happy listening!

Happy TunesDay: Collection 38

Happy TunesDay: Collection 38

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I love singing in a British accent. It just puts me in a really, really great mood.

Trust me. Try it. Right now, just try it.

Every song lyric seems punchier and full of life, doesn’t it?

Even when I’m listening to songs by non-British bands or artists, I’ll still organically move into a British accent–I think my singing gets slightly better for some reason.

In that spirit, this week’s TunesDay playlist is comprised of my favourite (eh, eh, eh?!) tunes by British bands.

Have any recommendations? Send ’em my way!

Funky patterned background image comes from Chroma Studio, courtesy of Design Love Fest.
Happy TunesDay: Collection 36

Happy TunesDay: Collection 36

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For most, Labor Day weekend means an extra day off of our normal work week. But something about a jam-packed weekend also means a required wind-down session.

These tunes are some of my late-night go-to’s after long drives, intense heat, sore feet, and much needed rejuvenation.

Even though you’re (begrudgingly) back at your routine, let the recent memories of your fun-filled weekend fuel you until the next federally-mandated holiday…or until the US realizes that our work week is far. too. long.