#Kodie Shane 2 Many Track

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It's official! Here are the prompts for every day of FFXV Girls Week, which will run from September 13th through the 19th. All info (including guidelines and FAQ) can be found on the event's carrd, which I will transcribe the link to with spaces around the points to elude that good, good algorithm: ffxvgirlsweek2021 . carrd . co

This is a casual, low-stress event, so don't sweat it if you can't participate every day or are already busy that week! Using the #FFXVGirlsWeek hashtag will allow others to find your work, even after the fact. If you have any questions after reading over the event guidelines, please feel free to DM me here or over on Twitter.

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Day 1 prompt collection. Poem: Excerpt from "Witch-Wife" by Edna St. Vincent Millay. Poem start: She has more hair than she needs; In the sun 'tis a woe to me! And her voice is a string of colored beads, Or steps leading into the sea. Poem end.

Song: Night Like This by LP.

Prompt List. Column one is Verb/Activity: out on the water; errand hangout; late (to) dinner. Column two is Adjective: blue; sparkling; unexpected. Column three is Noun: oasis; favorite food; cobblestones

Five-color pallet: #C5FFFD, #88D9F0, #8B8BAE, #526760, and #374B4A.

Day 2 prompt collection Poem: Excerpt from "One Love Story, Eight Takes" by Brenda Shaughnessy. Poem start: But, I’d like to talk with you about other things, in absolute quiet. In extreme context.

To see you again, isn’t love revision? It could have gone so many ways.

This just one of the ways it went. Tell me another. Poem end.

Song: Everything + Everywhere by The Butchies.

Prompt List. Column one is Verb/Activity: long-distance call; pet- or house-sitting; visiting a museum, gallery, or monument. Column two is Adjective: rustic; tacit; mellow. Column three is Noun: garden hose; jazz or blues station; fairy lights.

Five-color pallet: #E09F7D, #EF5D60, #EC4067, #A01A7D, and #311847.

Day 3 prompt collection Poem: "Dreaming of Being Held" by ABV. Poem start: Is it longing or only wanting to be in your arms or for arms to be around me, to kiss or be kissed, does the want know or does it only know to want to want to know what it might be like if you loved me or I wanted to be loved? Poem end.

Song: Vanilla Sundae by Emily Burns and Olivia Nelson.

Prompt List. Column one is Verb/Activity: free for the afternoon; bike ride, skateboarding, or roller skating; caught in traffic or stuck in line. Column two is Adjective: abashed; enchanted; obvious or telling. Column three is Noun: skylight; grassland; pillow fort.

Five-color pallet: #EDEEC0, #433E0E, #7C9082, #A7A284, and #D0C88E.

Day 4 prompt collection Poem: Excerpt from "Poem for Haruko" by June Jordan. Poem start: Now I do relive an evening of retreat a bridge I left behind where all the solid heat of lust and tender trembling lay as cruel and as kind as passion spins its infinite tergiversations in between the bitter and the sweet

Alone and longing for you now I do. Poem end.

Song: Real MVP by Siya.

Prompt List. Column one is Verb/Activity: picking up an old hobby; looking for a lost note or message; finally doing something that's been put off. Column two is Adjective: ambitious; velvety; familiar. Column three is Noun: recollections; songs and sonnets; observation.

Five-color pallet: #EBD4CB, #DA9F93, #B6465F, #890620, and #2C0703.

Day 5 prompt collection Poem: Excerpt from "The Anactoria Poem" by Sappho. Poem start: she's not here, and I'd rather see her lovely step, her sparkling glance and her face than gaze on all the troops in Lydia in their chariots and glittering armor. Poem end.

Song: Know You by be steadwell.

Prompt List. Column one is Verb/Activity: getting out the fine china; laundry day; making a big change or decision. Column two is Adjective: missing or gone; ill-fated; multiplayer. Column three is Noun: hallway or corridor; holiday party; birthmark or scar.

Five-color pallet: #C33C54, #254E70, #37718E, #BCE784, and #ADF3F1.

Day 6 prompt collection Poem: Excerpt from "My Love is a Thistle" by Theresa Jean Tanenbaum. Poem start: My love was a soldier and a peacemaker and a caretaker And she���ll regale you with stories of far off lands Music flows through her hands which I know are strong enough to stitch me together when I’m falling apart. Poem end.

Song: Sing to Her by Kodie Shane.

Prompt List. Column one is Verb/Activity: going to a concert, music fest, or opera; DIY or asking for help on the internet; planning a trip or vacation. Column two is Adjective: tangy; brand new; riveted. Column three is Noun: chocobo; lucky number; soda pop.

Five-color pallet: #E1CE7A, #FBFFB9, #FDD692, #EC7357, and #754F44.

Day 7 prompt collection Poem: Excerpt from "On Word-Making" by Nomi Stone. Poem start: To love is to tell the story of the world.     There was an ocean with a boat     mountains     a meadow     too painful to stare at directly. Haven’t I been here before? Yes.     No:     not quite here. Poem end.

Song: Marrow by Thao & The Get Down Stay Down.

Prompt List. Column one is Verb/Activity: writing or sending a text or letter; watching the stars or planetary convergence; walking along railroad tracks. Column two is Adjective: final; unlikely; beloved. Column three is Noun: happenstance; last days of summer; the place we met.

Five-color pallet: #CEB992, #73937E, #585563, #5B2E48, and #471323.

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international year of plant health

hi. i made a playlist of a snapshot of the stuff i’ve listened to this year if you’re looking for some recommendations! xoxo mae

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0VkfnggwpC1TEj2wsaHyZr?si=4JJd6Z-kRoCHuHypRtWK3g

1. little simz - might bang, might not 2. jean deaux - recipe! 3. logic - open mic\\aquarius iii 4. spittzwell - the lesson 5. ivy sole - kismet 6. vel the wonder - fine art 7. megan thee stallion - shots fired 8. kari faux - look at that 9. rico nasty - own it 10. flo milli - beef flomix 11. kodie shane - 2 many 12. kali uchis - ¡aquí yo mando! 13. tkay maidza - shook 14. bree runway - atm 15. yung baby tate - i am 16. almondmilkhunni - grapefruit 17. princess nokia - soul food y adobo 18. bosco - attention 19. kiana ledé - movin. 20. diamond white - secondhand 21. queen naija - i’m her 22. danileigh - mistreated 23. parisalexa - 2 optimistic 24. qveen herby - farewell 25. jhené aiko - p*$$y fairy (otw) 26. chloe x halle - forgive me 27. kehlani - water 28. umi - pretty girl hi! 29. rimon - i shine, u shine 30. disclosure - birthday 31. phora - cupid's curse 32. roy ayers - synchronize vibration 33. thundercat - unrequited love 34. thelonious coltrane - perfect timing 35. [ k s r ] - passion 36. alina baraz - more than enough 37. alayna - glowing 38. savannah cristina - self love 39. paloma ford - rain 40. nakala - she interlude ii 41. orion sun - lightning 42. jaz karis - hold you 43. cleo sol - when i'm in your arms 44. keiyaa - do yourself a favor 45. alicia keys - me x 7 46. yazmin lacey - morning matters 47. be steadwell - succulent 48. daniela andrade - k.l.f.g. 49. yung lean - dogboy 50. bladee - sun 51. blackwinterwells - algae 52. sullii - moonlight 53. misogi - heart chained 54. aminé - talk 55. tobi lou - lingo starr: drunken master 56. busta rhymes - look over your shoulder 57. 2 chainz - southside hov 58. atmosphere - the future is disgusting 59. meltycanon - moody blues 60. alfred. - sheeshfred 61. love-sadkid - ephemeral 62. jay squared - vision like you! 63. tuamie - you needed time you said 64. oatmello - blue 65. wun two - a noite 66. kuranes - calm 67. omaure - drama 68. dust and moonlight - sleeping or sinking 69. phlocalyst - image 70. ocha - r33 71. sugi.wa - love u 72. palm - memories of winter 73. goosetaf - tripwire 74. bryzone_ybp - the count 75. orancha - smoky banana 76. evil needle - midnight 77. eevee - romance 78. chief. - can't explain 79. ngyn - aerith 80. fujitsu - move on 81. meitei - nami 82. swum - breezy 83. chris mazuera - perspective 84. jinsang - maybe 85. tesk - cascades 86. saib - nautica 87. mf eistee - uprising 88. kaskade - when you’re dreaming 89. tatsuya maruyama - love you - lo-fi remix 90. towerz - before i gave in 91. baechulgi - abyss 92. underbelly - glitchwater 93. notsure - icecoffee 94. yutaka hirasaka - arise 95. akisai - ecossaise 96. nom tunes - missing piece 97. sweet dove - on the viewless wings 98. park bird - new place, same people 99. city girl - ji-eun's favorite 100. katie dey - loving 101. mary lattimore - sometimes he's in my dreams 102. teen daze - peaceful groove 103. pacific coliseum - turquoise 104. tycho - outer sunset 105. [.que] - glimmer 106. lights & motion - separated hearts 107. roger eno - celeste 108. talsounds - opening 109. alva noto - xerrox voyage 110. 36 - stasis sounds for long-distance space travel (stage 2) 111. stan forebee - bedscape 112. daniel avery - illusion of time 113. arbee - 2sum - charlie dreaming remix 114. okada takuro - waterfront (up-01) 115. gabriel ólafs - lóa - bing & ruth rework 116. warmth - the creek - mixed 117. rhucle - rev 118. com truise - surf 119. sarah davachi - still lives 120. gastón arévalo - sur les traces des explorateurs 121. peter bark - ascension 122. kara-lis coverdale - flutter 123. totally enormous extinct dinosaurs - brockley 124. green-house - peperomia seedling 125. four tet - green 126. morimoto naoki - aru 127. kaitlyn aurelia smith - remembering 128. dj python - te conocí 129. ocoeur - glow 130. christina vantzou - snow white 131. alonefold - strange rainbows 132. savoir adore - dancing temples 133. tengger - water 134. suzanne ciani - a sonic womb pt. 3 135. mogwai - major treat 136. this will destroy you - entrance 137. sleepmakeswaves - time wants a skeleton 138. elsa hewitt - rebird 139. ulla - i think my tears have become good 140. aether - she isn't here 141. zoe polanski - the last frontier 142. lyra pramuk - witness 143. ana roxanne - a study in vastness 144. julianna barwick - nod 145. the leaf library - about minerals 146. gia margaret - barely there 147. lucy gooch - my lights kiss your thoughts every moment 148. briana marela - forgiveness 149. loma - homing 150. mree - open arms 151. ellis - saturn return 152. alexia avina - fit into 153. fenne lily - to be a woman pt. 1 154. noble oak - evaporate 155. mint julep - blinded 156. rush week - best laid plans 157. mini trees - slip away 158. winter - bem no fundo 159. yumi zouma - cool for a second 160. laura veirs - burn too bright 161. terry vs. tori - keepsake box 162. castlebeat - shoulder 163. candace - still phase 164. tiny deaths - if i'm dreaming 165. lydia - heavy 166. caspian - nostalgist 167. nova one - lovable 168. corey flood - heaven or 169. hazel english - off my mind 170. bantug - dizzy 171. tops - colder & closer 172. the hidden shelf - miracles 173. ruru - 99 174. widowspeak - even true love 175. cheerleader - providence 176. wild nothing - blue wings 177. deradoorian - corsican shores 178. strfkr - second hand 179. mint field - contingencia 180. ringo deathstarr - god help the one's you love 181. no joy - dream rats 182. white poppy - orchid child 183. keeps - swiggum 184. flung - firstly zested 185. the bilinda butchers - rie 186. sipper - kid 187. radiator hospital - imposter syndrome 188. addy - equinox 189. boyo - dogma 190. alexandra savior - the archer 191. phoebe bridgers - chinese satellite 192. soccer mommy - circle the drain 193. routine - numb enough 194. quarter-life crisis - comfortable 195. madeline kenney - sucker 196. layne - linnea 197. wilsen - align 198. pynkie - you 199. bandanna - ghost home 200. waxahatchee - can’t do much 201. crisman - portrait 202. liza anne - i wanna be there 203. purr - gates of cool 204. honey cutt - hung up on me 205. the beths - out of sight 206. the ophelias - grand canyon 207. sjowgren - flip phones 208. haim - gasoline 209. thanya iyer - i forget to drink water (balance) 210. sad13 - good grief 211. porridge radio - give/take 212. lannds - not in a good way 213. katie von schleicher - wheel 214. hey cowboy! - detective farmer brown 215. tombo crush - pink 216. eliza moon - tell me / why'd you 217. anna mcclellan - raisin 218. this is the kit - this is what you did 219. snarls - walk in the woods 220. blushh - deal with it 221. long neck - cicada 222. chloe moriondo - ghost adventure spirit orb 223. momma - biohazard 224. varsity - runaway 225. land of talk - footnotes 226. bully - stuck in your head 227. diet cig - stare into the sun 228. expert timing - gravity 229. slow pulp - track 230. maddie jay - shakes 231. beabadoobee - together 232. luna aura - crash dive 233. sorry - perfect 234. torres - good grief 235. partner - honey 236. beauty queen - this time around 237. maggie lindemann - knife under my pillow 238. bryde - paper cups 239. mundy's bay - sleep away the summer 240. squirrel flower - red shoulder 241. mourn - stay there 242. dream wife - so when you gonna... 243. illuminati hotties - superiority complex (big noise) 244. l.a. witch - true believers 245. hinds - burn 246. beach bunny - cuffing season 247. suzie true - idk u 248. bacchae - hammer 249. peach kelli pop - stupid girl 250. oceanator - heartbeat 251. pins - read my lips 252. best coast - different light 253. muncie girls - take steps 254. kailee morgue - this is why i'm hot 255. beach slang - let it ride 256. silverstein - take what you give 257. new found glory - scarier than jason voorhees at a campfire 258. the lawrence arms - quiet storm 259. mikey erg - bon voyage 260. pet symmetry - had a name, don't remember it 261. thank you, i'm sorry - backpack life 262. ratboys - alien with a sleep mask on 263. joyce manor - leather jacket 264. jeff rosenstock - scram! 265. the aquabats! - aliens and monsters! 266. the used - the lighthouse 267. hidden hospitals - how amazing 268. dikembe - all got sick 269. time spent driving - trust no 1 270. the casket lottery - more blood 271. record setter - someplace 272. emma ruth rundle - out of existence 273. gulfer - blurry 274. options - don't mind 275. i love your lifestyle - stupid 276. orchards - stealing your sleep 277. no tongues for quiet people - lake house lake house 278. into it. over it. - hollow halos 279. mountains for clouds - full disclosure 280. joan of arc - destiny revision 281. no thank you - saturn return 282. the front bottoms - camouflage 283. ride your bike - make like a tom and cruise 284. dragon inn 3 - yer brothers 285. the goalie’s anxiety at the penalty kick - jars filled with rain 286. mansions - laser beams 287. waveform* - hello goodbye 288. owen - headphoned 289. cassino - tacoma 290. ajj - normalization blues 291. penelope scott - sweet hibiscus tea 292. angel olsen - (new love) cassette 293. trace mountains - fallin' rain 294. johanna warren - part of it 295. frances quinlan - lean 296. tomberlin - hours 297. samia - triptych 298. field medic - better way 299. adrianne lenker - my angel 300. jack m. senff - another day 301. lomelda - polyurethane 302. rosie carney - high and dry 303. brigid mae power - i had to keep my circle small 304. overcoats - new shoes 305. anna burch - not so bad 306. hop along, queen ansleis - the cactus 307. mandy moore - easy target 308. laura marling - held down 309. lisa loeb - doesn't it feel good 310. trixie mattel - gold 311. lilly hiatt - move 312. molly tuttle - sunflower, vol. 6 313. sarah jarosz - pay it no mind 314. katie heckel - help you mend 315. katie pruitt - my mind’s a ship (that’s going down) 316. in love with a ghost - trans rights 317. snail's house - imaginary express 318. isuka hino - dreamin' adventure!! 319. 4s4ki - nexus 320. lapix - loneliness 321. you - painter 322. aice room - dreary planet - yukiyanagi remix 323. zekk - oxygen 324. lu-i - loved happiness 325. synthion - volt switch 326. sanaas - polestar - junk remix 327. mameyudoufu - fluffy 328. awfuless - redemption 329. rejection - around you 330. toriena - getting into a pose 331. cosmo@bousoup - mow*mow*abduction!!! 332. yunosuke - ziqqurat 333. android52 - lovin', scratchin' 334. ��クラsakura-lee - nobody else 335. desired - emotions 336. mikazuki bigwave - sakimashita bloomin'!! 337. skule toyama - smooth 338. adrianwave - goodbye 339. macross 82-99 - melt 340. cape coral - 707 hotline 341. 80kidz - heat 342. night tempo - baby 343. yaffle - lng, before 344. greyl - let me be with you 345. serph - palmtop tiger 346. happy kuru kuru - natsu no hi no labyrinth 347. couple n - earmie 348. airuei - magic sign 349. somunia - non player girl - nyankobrq 2p ver. 350. cosmicosmo - those that we once loved 351. maeshima soshi - the terminal 352. kijibato - 1room 353. yuc'e - ghost town 354. neko hacker - erased 355. jam2go - apotrope 356. mizuki ohkawa - cosmic cleft 357. singto conley - flora 358. 2tonedisco - shoelaces 359. cy8er - もしもしじゃぽん 360. nayuta - connect 361. t+pazolite - himitsu cult 362. milkoi - higher, higher, and then... 363. freezer - caramel rain (sanaas remix) 364. kotonohouse - pitter, patter 365. aika - superstar 366. yukiyanagi - love overdose 367. nanahira - twinkle password 368. ducky - hyper bloxxd 369. porter robinson - something comforting 370. moshimo - シンクロ 371. bish - スーパーヒーローミュージック 372. scenarioart - it's all right 373. base ball bear - ポラリス(c3 mix) 374. majiko - エスカルゴ 375. akaiko-en - ジャンキー 376. the peggies - weekend 377. lovely summer chan - more light 378. polkadot stingray - sp813 379. shishamo - フェイバリットボーイ 380. aimer - run riot 381. österreich - i'll take you everywhere 382. sora tob sakana - 夜間飛行 383. the shes gone - ふためぼれ 384. aimyon - marshmallow 385. cö shu nie - supercell 386. kensei ogata - violin case 387. せだい - yellownola 388. yonige - あかるいみらい 389. bearwear - i think 390. hitsujibungaku - ロックスター 391. cidergirl - 飛行船 392. room97 - faq 393. she's - ugly 394. bbhf - tokenai mahou 395. alisa takigawa - 夢 396. satomoka - glints 397. radwimps - shinsekai 398. pinoko - コリドー街 399. helsinki lambda club - you are my gravity 400. lucky kilimanjaro - 君とつづく 401. dish// - sauna song 402. zombie-chang - snooze 403. mizuki ohira - 無重力 404. みゆな - 歌おうよ 405. iri - come back to my city 406. aya a.k.a panda - i miss u 407. chelmico - disco (bad dance doesn't matter) 408. seiko oomori - 絶対彼女 409. yaeji - my imagination 상상 410. daoko - zukizuki 411. eill - night d 412. cifika - déjà vu 413. yeye - step in time 414. saevom - just like i dreamed then 415. cheeze - today's mood 416. stella jang - reality blue 417. younha - one day of twenty 418. jeong eun ji - whoo 419. fromm - aliens 420. crush - tip toe 421. heize - 1/1440 422. femm - level up 423. awich - poison 424. jessi - nunu nana 425. (g)i-dle - luv u 426. summer soul - tinder 427. taeyeon - worry free love 428. boa - l.o.v.e 429. fromis_9 - feel good (secret code) 430. faky - re:chase me 431. monsta x - night view 432. twice - up no more 433. loona - hide & seek 434. wjsn - pantomime 435. iz*one - fiesta 436. exid - ddd jpn ver. 437. gfriend - crème brûlée 438. april - lalalilala 439. weki meki - 100 facts (cool eng. ver.) 440. momoland - starry night 441. steve aoki - play it cool 442. bts - dynamite 443. sakurako ohara - shine on me 444. sumin - zaza♡ 445. onepixcel - lagrima 446. little glee monster - i feel the light 447. celeina ann - purikura 448. アイラヴミー - そのまんま勇者 449. okkyung lee - here we are (once again) 450. luca - lune 451. hakushi hasegawa - hikari no rock 452. haruka nakamura - your sonnet 453. itoko toma - shade 454. rina katahira - hoshizora* 455. ichiko aoba - easter lily 456. satoko shibata - 変な島 457. 角銅真実 - 6月の窓 458. 熊川みゆ - sixteen 459. 眉村ちあき - 緑のハイヒール 460. 竹内アンナ - striking gold 461. saucy dog - film 462. kaede - -ending- night blue 463. aseul - paradise 464. 박혜��� park hye jin - like this 465. charlotte is mine - road movie 466. plastic plastic - ฮัม - (hum) 467. clams - shiny rider 468. seventeen years old and berlin wall - no paradise 469. nuit - nightbirds 470. fulusu - ghost 471. rammells - sennengo 472. stargaze shelter - emulation (mode:totonee) 473. ヨルシカ - 昼鳶 474. nakamuraemi - 大人の言うことを聞け 475. kenshi yonezu - ひまわり 476. tk from ling tosite sigure - reframe 477. penguinrush - 色彩 478. lee jin ah - candy pianist 479. mei ehara - どちらにピントを 480. jizue - because 481. mouse on the keys - room 482. fox capture plan - stand my heroes - groove version 483. ryutist - girls 484. yeti let you notice - bouquet 485. tricot - 真っ黒 486. madison cunningham - giraffe 487. covet - atreyu 488. floral - maybe not one day 489. envy - eternal memories and reincarnation 490. baths - mikaela corridor 491. sufjan stevens - run away with me 492. fractures - feel 493. the 1975 - frail state of mind 494. dan mason ダン·メイソン - everytime i cry 495. brothertiger - cannonball 496. porches - rangerover - bonus track 497. tame impala - instant destiny 498. washed out - paralyzed 499. pink skies - portland 500. so below - bone 501. purity ring - silkspun 502. llll - breathless 503. slow magic - somewhere 504. kasbo - lune 505. cloudnone - let the music in 506. jody wisternoff - blue space 507. drama - hold on 508. satin jackets - meridian getaway 509. direct - opal 510. lane 8 - road 511. baile - jlm 512. yuni wa - starships 513. nora van elken - sakura 514. geotheory - the day i left you 515. yota - hazy paradise 516. spencer brown - chance on us 517. the avener - conscious shadows 518. kalbells - mothertime 519. bella boo - in love 520. kirara magic - neon 521. mija - digressions 522. cuushe - emergence 523. transviolet - rituals 524. keep shelly in athens - steady to go 525. young ejecta - ah ha 526. annie - in heaven 527. lany - good guys 528. dominic pierce - glad xoxo 529. tender - what you're missing 530. alice jemima - binge love you 531. kitty - baby pink 532. faye meana - like honey 533. lunadira - am i gonna die? 534. loony - white lie 535. justine skye - fav 536. wafia - good things 537. victoria monét - jaguar 538. malia civetz - love thing 539. keiynan lonsdale - i confess my love 540. deaton chris anthony - tuethday 541. kallitechnis - body&soul (ish d remix) 542. talitha. - ineedsomeone 543. keke palmer - thick 544. kesha - birthday suit 545. l.e.j - pas l'time 546. selena gomez - rare 547. the aces - daydream 548. jessie ware - mirage (don’t stop) 549. joan - try again 550. melanie c - blame it on me 551. astrid s - dance dance dance 552. little mix - holiday 553. justin bieber - yummy 554. ariana grande - positions 555. bea miller - feel something different 556. lady gaga - rain on me (with ariana grande) 557. raye - regardless 558. the weeknd - hardest to love 559. andrea valle - lovergirl 560. k/da - the baddest 561. allie x - susie save your love 562. terror jr - dinner plate 563. shawn wasabi - halo halo 564. benee - snail 565. sevdaliza - oh my god 566. gupi - modest 567. six impala - sweetsweetsweetlikebubblegum 568. charli xcx - i finally understand 569. golin - hanakotoba 570. shygirl - freak 571. madge - ethanol 572. arca - afterwards 573. kelly lee owens - re-wild 574. ari mason - pangaea 575. gabrielle aplin - dear happy 576. taylor swift - the 1 577. awfultune - buds 578. sneaks - scorpio on your side 579. izzy camina - kill your local indie softboy 580. mxmtoon - ok on your own 581. wens - giant bat 582. billie eilish - my future 583. tash - when you leave 584. fletcher - the one 585. silver sphere - ghosts! 586. tei shi - ok crazy 587. dounia - sucked all the fun 588. tatiana hazel - carmen sandiego 589. magdalena bay - killshot 590. kllo - insomnia 591. leisure suite - closer 592. morgan saint - i dreamt that i knew you 593. ayelle - got love 594. michi - escondida 595. lyrica anderson - lyfted 596. sasha sloan - lie 597. niki - plot twist 598. sarah reeves - heart first 599. salt cathedral - caviar 600. chelsea cutler - sad tonight 601. rituals of mine - heights 602. e^st - flight path 603. sara diamond - great together 604. phem - stfu 605. carlie hanson - daze inn 606. lauren aquilina - latest ghost 607. caroline rose - command z 608. misterwives - oxygen 609. ella vos - turbulence 610. austra - i am not waiting 611. triathalon - you 612. phoebe ryan - icimy 613. katzù oso - kiss u better 614. luwten - control 615. raveena - heartbeat 616. oohyo - 2020 617. oklou - another night 618. jouska - bring you back 619. fleur east - easy to love 620. soft glas - overbite 621. jaden - muted sunrise 622. snny - better to leave it 623. saint mela - alkaseltzer 624. mia gladstone - ego 625. helena deland - truth nugget 626. oh wonder - oceansize 627. steven padin - sashimi 628. kacey johansing - i try 629. treasureseason - spinning plate 630. landshapes - drama 631. tennis - matrimony ii 632. pomplamoose - morning waterbug 633. soko - being sad is not a crime 634. the big moon - barcelona 635. shamir - diet 636. knox fortune - static 637. carly rae jepsen - let's sort the whole thing out 638. real estate - the main thing 639. hayley williams - roses/lotus/violet/iris 640. nada surf - something i should do 641. bombay bicycle club - is it real 642. the seshen - faster than before 643. thao & the get down stay down - how could i 644. marla hansen - path 645. christine and the queens - la vita nuova 646. half waif - siren 647. malena zavala - ritmo de vida 648. bendik - himmelen 649. hanna järver - kalmar slott 650. frida sundemo - anything 651. kate nv - telefon 652. ambar lucid - questioning my mind 653. coco reilly - mirror 654. ghostly kisses - lydian 655. kacy hill - told me 656. lianne la havas - can't fight 657. donna missal - how does it feel 658. felivand - gone 659. jordana - divine 660. empress of - void 661. banoffee - ripe 662. vanessa carlton - i can't stay the same 663. fiona apple - heavy balloon 664. poppy - concrete 665. rina sawayama - stfu!

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Kodie Shane Releases "2 Many" Track

Kodie Shane Releases “2 Many” Track

Kodie Shane once again flexes his rockstar energy in a new vibes as she comes through on  the arrival of her latest “2 Many” single.

Laced up with a guitar-driven and bass-heavy backdrop from producers Che Rhenosonce and WLPWR, Kodie effectively flexes on her pull by way of crisp melodies and sticky hooks.

This new cut also arrives in conjunction with the beginning of Shane’s supporting tour run…

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Kodie Shane Is Still A Rockstar On "2 Many" Track

Kodie Shane Is Still A Rockstar On "2 Many" Track

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Kodie Shane is no stranger to addictive rockstar vibes and she delivers on just that with the arrival of her newest “2 Many” single.

Laced with a guitar-driven and bass-heavy backdrop from producers Che Rhenosonce and WLPWR, Kodie effectively flexes on her pull by way of crisp melodies and sticky hooks.

The new cut also arrives in conjunction with the beginning of Shane’s supporting tour…

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Column: Favorite Rap Mixtapes of October 2018

With a cascade of releases spewing from the likes of DatPiff, LiveMixtapes, Bandcamp, and SoundCloud, it can be difficult to keep up with the overbearing yet increasingly vital mixtape game. In this column, we aim to immerse ourselves in this hyper-prolific world and share our favorite releases each month. The focus will primarily be on rap mixtapes — loosely defined here as free (or sometimes free-to-stream) digital releases — but we’ll keep things loose enough to branch out if/when we feel it necessary. (Check out last month’s installment here.) Here at Tiny Mix Tapes, mixtapes are like Halloween handouts, which is to say we recommend continual and regular consumption of sweets, sours, and suckers balanced by physical activities including but not limited to picking and carving, taking long walks, and watching so many scary movies it becomes physically tasking. To wit, my list for the month so far includes: The Omen (1976), Damien: Omen II (1978), Omen III: The Final Conflict (1981), Season of the Witch (1972), The Man in the Orange Jacket (2014), Daughter of Horror (1955), Daybreakers (2009), Nightmare City (1980), Fear X (2003), The Town that Dreaded Sundown (1976), Shock (1946), Shock (1977), The Stuff (1985), Santa Sangre (1989), Neon Demon (2016), The Lost Boys (1987), and The Skeleton Key (2005). Therein, as below, audiences can discover numerous tricks and treats. It is, of course, our privilege to help pass along both as they’re equally essential, like ODB would say, “for the children.” And speaking of the little ones, let us not gloss over this month without acknowledging that it somehow brought out releases by no less than seven (!) established “Lil” rappers: B, Baby, Gnar, Jay So Icy, Mosey, Tracy and Xelly. “The horror!” –Samuel Diamond --- Illingsworth - You’re No Fun [DOWNLOAD/STREAM] Swerve past the skeptics and you’ll find that there still are scythe-tongued rappers and producers beholden to the unseen funk. Although rapper-producers are not rare, there are few today who manage such a fluid blend of sway and spitfire as my latest chiropractor, the Detroit-bred Illingsworth. While known mostly for his beats, the plunderer can kick some nerdy flex raps too; he was nonchalantly sipping on lemonade in a pirate’s fit, while you were busy teething on cockroaches. On his latest opal with Mello Music Group, You’re No Fun, Illingsworth’s pearly bounce is as live as ever. The lasting sapphire in the mix might just be “Wind (No Clues),” a “Love’s Gonna Get’cha”-esque ode to a young have-not, searching for a path where shards of systemic violence won’t sink into the soles. In the grubby fists of a lesser MC, the concept might ring out as corny. But in the studious grasp of Illingsworth, it feels as if the ghosts of SV sprinkled steez over construction gravel to help the whole damn thing glisten. –Cirrus Slump --- Kodie Shane - Stay Tuned … [STREAM] Some two years after stealing the show on the Sailing Team’s “All In,” Kodie Shane’s just about ready for her close-up. Young Heartthrob, her full-length debut, drops early November, meaning that Stay Tuned … is the last in a long line of EPs by which she has built a fanbase and a reputation, (mostly) escaping Lil Yachty’s shadow and establishing herself as an artist who deserves a spotlight of her own. Packed front-to-back with brand-name features, Stay Tuned … scans as a set of songs too pedestrian for the album but too expensive to discard entirely, less interesting for Rich the Kid’s continued interrogation of the phrase “dat way!” than for the promising glimpse it provides into Shane’s musical development since last year’s Back From the Future. I can’t imagine listening to this once Young Heartthrob is out, but I won’t be listening to anything else until then. –Corrigan B. --- MihTy - MihTy [STREAM] Here you have it folks: the long-rumored, widely-anticipated eponymous collab between the foremost crooners in hip-hop. That’s right — Jeremih and Ty Dolla $ign have teamed up in true Rhythm-and-Blues Brothers fashion to give us MihTy, which apparently might have been completed as far back as 2017?? The original release was supposed to come August 2018, but, as happens so often these days, the drop date was pushed back to October. So, here we are! Dolla and ‘Mih apparently churned out some 60 songs in the studio, then picked out these 11 from said batch, which explains why this project doesn’t hit me as incredibly cohesive or focused on a particular idea, aside from, of course, romance, sex, and various forms of decadence. But if you know these two at all, that shouldn’t surprise you, and perhaps all that intimacy is exactly why you (and I) listen. It’s a solid and varied tape, with a good list of producers (exec. produced by Hitmaka, with appearances by Go Grizzly, Keyz, et al.) and suave harmonies. In a most satisfying way, it’s the tape I’d expect from the two — a wonderfully romantic, melodic, and smooth-hip-hop-R&B ditty to cuddle up with as the weather gets colder. –Alex Brown --- Bambu - Exrcising A Demon | Article 1 | A Few Left [DOWNLOAD/STREAM] Filipino-American California MC Bambu has been kicking bloody street soliloquies as far back as the early 2000s and even released a critically acclaimed full-length collaboration with L.A. rap royalty’s DJ Muggs in 2010. However, if there’s ever been a moment better suited for this particular audio document, it must have occurred in some alternate timeline, because Exrcising A Demon | Article 1 | A Few Left arrives at a juncture that demands more than ever for stories of American immigrants and their children and the struggles they share to be told plainly, without glorification, political comment, or other modes of curated re-contextualization. The truth, like humanity, is brutal, war-torn even, but above all else, necessary. And if this release is truly the first in a five-part series, as the Bandcamp page describes, then Bambu and OJ The Producer have set the bar incredibly high for themselves out the gate. Clearly, though, this is a matter of both exercising and exorcising, show-and-prove a given. –Samuel Diamond --- Shy Glizzy - Fully Loaded [STREAM] For a couple years now, the Washington Wizards have stood pat in free agency, keeping their roster’s core intact in order to develop their existing players rather than compromising their identity in pursuit of new ones. Their horrific start to the current season aside, it’s worked pretty well; the John Wall era has been one of consistent success, salad days not only for Wall, but also for a host of young stars under his tutelage: Bradley Beal, Otto Porter, and most recently Kelly Oubre. Yet in their consistency, the Wizards have raised questions about untapped potential, about complacency in the face of the consistently “pretty good,” and about who is really to blame for a series of failed attempts to integrate new play styles and personalities. Luckily, rap isn’t basketball. Probably. –Corrigan B. --- Lil B - Options [STREAM] –Lovebug --- Gangsta Boo & BeatKing - Underground Cassette Tape Music Vol. 2 [STREAM] Being a consumer of contemporary “rap” music in 2018 without recognizing Gangsta Boo is a privilege. As a member of Three 6 Mafia, she helped collapse geographical and aesthetic distinctions between Southern rap, experimental horrorcore, and radio music without burying Memphis signifiers in common ground. Her new mixtape with Houston-hailing BeatKing is a conservation of both artists’ distinct regional styles, revealing by way of phonogeographical survey just how deep trap’s roots go. Fortunately, Underground Cassette Tape Music Vol. 2 is also a banger in its own right, reminding Migos fans why this historical primrose path was worth nourishing and following. Plus, remember Paul Wall, Danny Brown, and RiFF RAFF? They’re all on this, too. It’s a scary good time, so fly that you won’t even remember they’ve been doing this since before I could talk. If there ever were a laurel-draped whip, this whole crew has scrapped it for a brand new ride. And it bumps as hard as everything before it. –Jazz Scott --- D Savage - D Phoenix [STREAM] I’m not entirely sure where D Savage came from, but “a neural network trained on 10,000 Soundcloud rappers” isn’t out of the question. Yet amidst opaque mythology — “3900,” “2700,” and a dozen variations of “Phoenix” reappear endlessly across songs and IG captions — and thoroughly ambiguous authorship, there’s an undeniable grasp of melody that refuses to be ignored. As often as not, it’s a mere moment; “What You Want” justifies its existence on the strength of half a hook alone. And that’s more than enough: with tracks rarely exceeding two minutes, D Savage’s best work is so immediate that it can’t even begin to wear out its welcome before its time to rewind. There’s little here that warrants repeated listens, but what sticks will be looping in my mind for months on end. –Corrigan B. http://j.mp/2RmZRpo

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Top 10 Producers of the Year

10) Danny Wolf

Danny Wolf is a Mexican producer that moved to Atlanta, Georgia at a young age. While he was there, he quickly learned English during his high school years and once out of high school he decided to fully dedicate himself to his music and his brand. His mother always taught him entrepreneurship skills that helped him sell himself and his music to others. Although his passion was producing, he started interning and shooting videos for mixtape and music video host Mixtape Kitchen. Later on he would join street music mogul Hoodrich Entertainment and work with the likes of ILoveMakonnen, Hoodrich Pablo Juan, and Ugly God. Specifically, 2017 was a big year for the young platinum producer. Him and Hoodrich Pablo Juan put out the joint album “Hoodrich Wolf” featuring the song Zombamafoo. The song would later go on to be remixed, accompanied by a Lil Uzi Vert feature. Danny Wolf would go on to produce for the entire Hoodrich team of rappers such as Drugrxch Hect, Drugrxch Peso, Drugrxch Paco, Larry League, and more. His biggest accomplishment so far though has been to produce Ugly God’s platinum single “Water.” With that single, Danny Wolf shot Ugly God’s reach from an underground fanbase to the mainstream.

- Other notable productions include Lil Pump’s “Flex Like Ouu” and Hoodrich Pablo Juan’s  “We Don’t Luv Em.”

9) Pi’erre Bourne

If you haven’t heard the signature catchphrase,”Ayo, pi’erre, you wanna come out here?” you’ve probably been living under a rock in 2017. Pi’erre Bourne was  a military child growing up. He was born in Fort Riley, Kansas and would go on to move to Fort Jackson, South Carolina to Durham, North Carolina back to Columbia, South Carolina. His mother would send him to Queens, New York as  much as possible to visit his grandmother and considers Queens his home. His music career started to pay off in Atlanta, Georgia though. He would make beats on a computer his uncles had given him at a young age and when he moved to go to engineering school he took it with him. While he was out there he would link up with K$upreme; a member of the Sailing Team (a crew of friends also involving Lil Yachty, JBan$2Turnt, Kodie Shane, and TheGoodPerry, formerly ‘Burberry Perry’). Pi’erre gave K$upreme a couple beats and later found out that Playboi Carti hopped on the ‘wokeuplikethis*’ beat. The two would get together and create one of his biggest hits to this day, ‘ Magnolia.’ The single received platinum certification from the RIAA with upwards of a million sells. He was a big influence towards the end of Playboi Carti’s self-titled debut album and he would see mainstream success afterwards.

- Other notable production credits include 6ix9ine’s “Gummo” and A$AP Mob’s “Blowin’ Minds.”

8) Tank God 

 Tank God is that type of producer who has an enormous potential to make hits, but just needs that one opportunity. That unexpected opportunity came when he stumbled upon Post Malone while visiting his friend, Christian Combs, in New York. Tank God was a collegiate at the University of Hartford before all the success, but has now gone on to sign with Sony/ATV. The deal came after Tank God’s unbelievable, extraordinary production for Post Malone’s 2x-platinum single “Rockstar.” The song was a result of a coincidence that the latter were in the same building at the same time and crossed paths in the hallway. Post Malone offered to hear Tank God’s beats and immediately wanted to record on the gloomy, hard-hitting beat. After that, everything else was history. The track would go on to break the record for most streams during a single week on all streaming services, get upwards of 2 million sells, garner a combined 80 million views of the audio and video on YouTube at the time of this post, and be the number one single in 16 countries (including the U.S, Canada, Australia, Norway, New Zeland, and the U.K). Tank has said that he has a lot more for us come 2018 and we cannot wait to hear more from him.

   7) Murda Beatz

You already know that if Young Murda is on the beat, it’s not nice! The Ontario native has come up as one of the biggest producers in hip-hop in the last couple of years. Growing up loving hip-hop/rap Murda Beatz knew that he wasn’t going to be like everyone else because he was different. That state of mind helped him work hard on making a name for himself. All the hard work and sacrifice would pay off once he started working with PARTYNEXTDOOR and the Migos. His work with them would help him gain the attention of other rappers such as Drake, Travis $cott, 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, and other big names. This year was especially big for him as he would go on to drop three platinum singles. Travis Scott’s “Butterfly Effect,” and 2 Chainz’ “It’s a Vibe” and “4AM” had over 1 million sells each! That is definitely no small accomplishment and the 23-year old doesn’t seem to have plans of stopping there. We can expect to have more hits from Murda Beatz in 2018.

-Other notable production credits include Drake’s “Portland,” Nicki Minaj’s “No Frauds,” and Migos “MotorSport.”

   6) TM88

TM88 is one of the original pioneers of the Atlanta trap music scene and has been in the rap game for awhile now. It is no surprise that TM88 makes it on our list of the top 10 producers of the year. His experience and knowledge around the boards show in what won the “Summer of the Song” award at the MTV VMA’s, “XO Tour Llif3.” The Lil Uzi Vert track was actually an old collaboration between TM88 and J.W Lucas that had been on TM88′s old computer. Due to him losing his charger at an airport while he was in Florida working with Gucci Mane, he had to resort to using that and a Beats Pill. He messed with the beat a little, and voila! The 4x platinum single was born once Lil Uzi hopped on it. That goes to show that you can make something out of nothing in unfortunate circumstances. 

- Other notable production credits include Lil Pump’s “Lil Pump” tape and  Smokepurpp’s “Deadstar” tape.

   5) Bigheadonthebeat

Hailing from Los Angeles, California, but originally from Lancaster, California, we have Bigheadonthebeat, or Big Head. Bighead has been relevant in the underground music scene for awhile now, but it hasn’t been until early this year that he started making his way into the mainstream by working with the likes of Gucci Mane, Chief Keef, and Famous Dex. While that may be impressive, what we are truly impressed by is how big of an influence he was to making the underground scene, that a lot of people call Soundcloud rap, turn mainstream. Smokepurpp, Lil Tracy, and Unotheactivist are just a few people he was produced for that had significant success from his production. His biggest production influence comes from working with Lil Pump and Lil Peep. Songs like “Benz Truck Pt.2 and the GBC tape “Castles II” helped Lil Peep cross genres and reach rap fans as well. Lil Peep and BigHead helped revive emo-rap once again and it has changed the music scene, most likely, forever. His biggest influence this year though was on the out-of-nowhere, sensational “Gucci Gang.” The Lil Pump song has peaked at number 3 on the Billboard charts at the time of this post. That is amazing since it is not a radio-played song, but all its numbers come purely from streaming. Bigheadonthebeat is now becoming a highly sought-after producer by, both, already mainstream artists and upcoming artists. One thing is for sure, he is bringing the underground rap scene up with him.

   4) Mike WiLL Made-It

Mike WiLL Made-It is another pioneer on our list of the modern Atlanta trap scene and a long-time producer of rap’s hottest beats . His style is as broad as his repertoire of hits produced this year. Migos, Rae Sremmurd, Nicki Minaj, 2 Chainz, Gucci Mane, 21 Savage, Lil Yachty, Big Sean, Rihanna, and YG are just a few of the artists Mike WiLL produced for this year. His 17 -track studio album, Ransom 2, also hosted these artists and many more. One of those artists that he worked with was Kendrick Lamar. It is no strange reason that he was recruited to be heavily involved in Kendrick Lamar’s 4th studio album, “DAMN.” He produced 3 out of the 14 tracks on the project including: “XXX,” “HUMBLE,” and “DNA.” These tracks played heavily everywhere because they were hard-hitting bangers, but also low-key political statements. Mike-WiLL worked hard all year long to give us amazing music and that is why he is on our Top 10 Producers of the Year list.

   3) Southside

We have reached the Top 3 Producers of the Year. This year was a very competitive year between producers to make number one hits and make that beat that would catch the attention of everyone. Southside had no problem doing that. With songs like Gucci Mane’s “I Get the Bag”, which helped Gucci have his highest charting lead single in his career and has been on the hot 100 for 13 weeks straight at the time of this post, and Future & Young Thug’s “Patek Water, Southside found it easy to get us hooked on the sound. And with hits like Kodak Black’s 2x platinum single “Tunnel Vision” he gave us that infectious flute with those hard-hitting 808′s and those perfectly timed claps, hi-hats, and snares that had everyone moving their arms from side to side. Future’s 4x platinum single “Mask Off” also had everyone, old and young, singing,”percocet, molly, percocet.” Everyone just enjoyed the flute-dominated vibe even if the song talked about things most people would hate to be singing about. That is an extraordinary feat when your sound can make the audience just enjoy a song and sing along to it. Say what you want, but Southside was either making the hits or was in the room influencing the production of every hit this year, that’s facts.

2) DJ Dahi & Sounwave

We cannot mention DJ Dahi without mentioning Sounwave. The Top Dawg Entertainment in-house producers may not have had as many chart topping singles as the rest of the producers on this list, but the production they had on Kendrick Lamar’s “DAMN” was extremely significant. They helped produce almost half of the album: including the songs “YAH,” “ELEMENT,” “FEEL,” “LOYALTY,” “LOVE,” “XXX,” and “LUST.” Those songs had some of the most meaningful messages emphasizing on the titles of the songs from Kendrick Lamar’s self-reflecting album. The sound accompanying those songs set the tone for each and every song mentioned and provided the backbone on which Kendrick could deliver his message. The amount of attention to detail and engineering was also near perfect. DJ Dahi & Sounwave place second on our list not because of quantity, but because of quality.

   1) Metro Boomin

Metro Boomin was undeniably the biggest producer of 2017. The Atlanta producer was everywhere this year and there was no way you could escape his reach. His production was on point when it came to giving us all kinds of vibes. From Post Malone’s celebratory 5x platinum single “Congratulations” to the more chill, feely tape with Nav’s “Perfect Timing, which peaked at 13 on the Billboard 200. Metro Boomin was also co-producer for “Tunnel Vision,” “Mask Off,” and “I Get the Bag” along with frequent collaborator, Southside. 21 Savage and Offset worked with him to give us the unexpected “Without Warning” album that immediately had singles charting.  There was no one in the industry that didn’t work or at least try to work with the young CEO this year and many failed too. His biggest hit in 2017 came from working with the Migos on the 4x platinum promotional single “Bad and Boujee” on their “Culture 2″ project. Yes, “Congratulations” had more sales, but “Bad and Boujee” was the most influential track of 2017 delivering some of the most catchiest bars on top off a melodic beat that fit perfectly with the Migos and Lil Uzi Vert’s flow. We are giving Metro Boomin the top spot in our Top 10 Producers of the Year spot untilmately because he is the first producer, ever, to dominate 10% of the Billboard Hot 100 at any given time in history. In terms of culture, Metro Boomin did more for it than any other producer did this year. We can expect Metro Boomin to continue dominating the production side of the game going into 2018.