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💛🎶Singers Thread Part 2🎶💛

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Omar Apollo, Kevin Abstract, Ravyn Lenae & Malcolm Todd – Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Morrison, CO – September 26, 2024

The 25th show of the “God Said No” World Tour was nothing short of amazing. Omar Apollo, accompanied by Malcom Todd, Ravyn Lenae, and Kevin Abstract, played the prestigious Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, CO. Having the opportunity to play on the iconic stage is one thing but to make things even more special, every single row was packed with fans.

Malcolm Todd got the crowd not just warmed up for the exciting night ahead but set them on fire. Fans jumped around and sang to the young opener who played a mix of alternative and indie pop songs for the audience.

Following up was Ravyn Lenae, an R&B singer from Chicago, IL. With a beautiful voice and bright smile, she wooed the audience with her music. Lenae moved around the stage in red light, carrying the momentum started by Todd.

Joining the tour for his very first night, Kevin Abstract gave a passionate and energetic performance. Unlike the previous acts, Abstract started his set on a rock off to the side of the venue. Fans whipped their heads around in excitement as he began to sing. After one song up there, he jumped down off the rock and ran to the stage. He played a mix of his own music and Brockhampton favorites. That being said, his time spent in front of the barricade was short lived as he ran off into the audience. He ran through rows as a spotlight followed him. Eventually, he made his way back to the rock he started on to close out his set.

Fans sporting homemade t-shirts and sunglasses eagerly awaited the main act of the night. As the stage lights dimmed, fog filled the stage. Emerging from the smoke was Apollo, dressed in a large fur coat. As he sang, dancers filed onto the stage beside him. He slid his jacket off and soon broke out into dance. Omar Apollo not only knows how to sing but he can truly perform. His set consisted of wonderfully choreographed routines, epic guitar playing, and heavenly vocals. At one moment in the set, he took the time to denounce anyone who told him he would never make it. The Grammy-nominated artist also expressed his thoughts on how he is proud to be who he is. A queer, Mexican American pop singer who is unapologetically himself. This show was one to remember, for Apollo and fans alike.

The God Said No World Tour continues through mid-October across the United States. I highly recommend stopping by a date near you if you can! Omar Apollo is a true star of our generation, and you do not want to miss him.

Lexi Caiola

Copyright ©2024 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: September 28, 2024.

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2025 Coachella Lineup: Full List and Highlights. The highly anticipated 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival lineup has been unveiled, showcasing a mix of iconic headliners and emerging global stars. This year’s festival, set to take place over two weekends, April 11-13 and April 18-20, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, features Lady Gaga, Green Day, Post Malone, and Travis Scott as headliners. In addition to the star-studded headliners, notable performances include Rema, Seun Kuti, and Tyla, who are bringing Afrobeat and South African amapiano to the festival’s global audience. Key Highlights from the Lineup Fridays: Performances by FKA twigs, The Prodigy, Three 6 Mafia, Ravyn Lenae, and HiTech, alongside Lady Gaga's headlining set. Saturdays: Acts like Charli XCX, Japanese Breakfast, Viagra Boys, The Misfits, and Jimmy Eat World, with Green Day delivering a career-spanning performance. Sundays: A lineup led by Post Malone, with sets by Megan Thee Stallion, Kraftwerk, Amaarae, Arca, and Beabadoobee. Global Representation Coachella 2025 continues to celebrate diverse talent, with African artists like Rema and Seun Kuti, South African sensation Tyla, and other international acts gracing the stage. This blend of genres and cultures ensures a unique experience for festivalgoers. 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Here’s the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival lineup: Above & Beyond A. G. Cook Alok Amaarae Amelie Lens Amémé Amyl and the Sniffers Anitta Arca Artemas Austin Millz Basement Jaxx Beabadoobee The Beaches Beltran Ben Böhmer Benson Boone Beth Gibbons BigXthaPlug Blonde Redhead Bob Vylan Boris Brejcha Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso Charli XCX Chris Lorenzo Chris Stussy Chase & Status Circle Jerks Clairo Coco & Breezy Damian Lazarus The Dare Darkside Dennis Cruz Desiree Triplosm Disco Lines Dixon x Jimi Jules DJ Gigola Djo D4vd El Malilla Eli Brown Enhyphen Erez Eyedress Fcukers FKA twigs Francis Mercier Gel Ginger Root Glixen Glass Beams Glorilla The Go-Gos Green Day Gustavo Dudamel & LA Phil Haai Hanumankind HiTech Hope Tala Horsegiirl Indira Paganotto Indo Warehouse Infected Mushroom Interplanetary Criminal Ivan Cornejo Japanese Breakfast Jennie Jessie Murph Jimmy Eat World Judeline Julie Junior H Keinemusik Keshi Klangkuenstler Kneecap Kraftwerk Kumo 99 Lady Gaga Layton Giordani Lisa Lola Young Los Mirlos Maribou State The Mariás Marina Mau P Medium Build Megan Thee Stallion Meute Miike Snow Mind Against x Massano Missy Elliott Mohamed Ramadan Moon Boots Muni Long Mustard The Original Misfits Parcels Parisi Pete Tong x Ahmed Spins Polo & Pan Post Malone Prison Affair The Prodigy Ravyn Lenae Rawayana Rema Saint Jhn Salute Sam Fender Sammy Virji Sara Landry Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 Shaboozey Shermanology Shoreline Mafia Snow Strippers Soft Play Sparrow & Barbossa Speed Still Woozy Talón Thee Sacred Souls Three 6 Mafia Tink Tinlicker Together Pangea Tops T-Pain Travis Scott Tripolism Ty Dolla $ign Tyla Underscores Viagra Boys Vintage Culture Vs Self VTSS Wisp XG Yeat Yo Gabba Gabba! Yulia Niko Zedd 2hollis 4batz   [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="640"] 2015 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (Karl Walter/Getty Images for Coachella)[/caption] That is the full 2025 Coachella lineup and updates as Rema, Seun Kuti & Tyla Join the global Stage.

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Omar Apollo's 'God Said No': A Bold New Chapter in Music and Style

Omar Apollo's latest album, ‘God Said No,’ released through Warner Records, marks a significant evolution in his musical journey. With executive producer Teo Halm by his side, this album arrives a little over two years after his critically acclaimed debut, "Ivory." Leading up to the album's release, Apollo teased fans with singles like “Spite,” “Less Of You,” and “Dispose of Me,” the latter of which he performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. "God Said No" features notable collaborations, including musician Mustafa on “Plane Trees” and actor Pedro Pascal on a spoken-word piece aptly titled “Pedro.” The album's title reflects Apollo’s take on the phrase “lo que sera, sera” (whatever will be, will be), encapsulating a humorous yet poignant outlook on life's inevitable ups and downs. In conjunction with the album, Apollo will launch the God Said No North American tour on August 20th in Indiana. The 29-date tour will see him perform in cities such as New York, Boston, Toronto, and Houston, culminating in shows at iconic venues like Red Rocks Amphitheatre and The Hollywood Bowl. The tour will feature support from Kevin Abstract, Malcolm Todd, and Ravyn Lenae on select dates. The creation of "God Said No" began after the whirlwind success of his debut and the intense touring that followed, including supporting SZA and Billie Eilish. Apollo spent three reflective months in London, drawing inspiration from poets like Mary Oliver and Ocean Vuong and musical icons like Kate Bush and Beyoncé. In the hallowed halls of Abbey Road Studios, with producers Halm, Blake Slatkin, and Carter Lang, Apollo crafted a deeply personal and emotionally charged album, shaped by the aftermath of a tumultuous love affair. Apollo's debut album "Ivory" in 2022 was celebrated for its genre-blending and multilingual approach, earning him a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist and commercial success with hits like "Evergreen (You Didn't Deserve Me At All)." His acclaim extended to year-end lists from NPR, Billboard, and Rolling Stone, and performances on NPR's Tiny Desk and Jimmy Kimmel Live! He also became a prominent figure in fashion, serving as the first ambassador for Youth to the People and fronting LOEWE’s menswear campaign. His recent Met Gala debut in a custom LOEWE suit garnered widespread praise, cementing his status as a multifaceted artist and style icon. Read the full article

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Omar Apollo's 'God Said No': A Bold New Chapter in Music and Style

Omar Apollo's latest album, ‘God Said No,’ released through Warner Records, marks a significant evolution in his musical journey. With executive producer Teo Halm by his side, this album arrives a little over two years after his critically acclaimed debut, "Ivory." Leading up to the album's release, Apollo teased fans with singles like “Spite,” “Less Of You,” and “Dispose of Me,” the latter of which he performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. "God Said No" features notable collaborations, including musician Mustafa on “Plane Trees” and actor Pedro Pascal on a spoken-word piece aptly titled “Pedro.” The album's title reflects Apollo’s take on the phrase “lo que sera, sera” (whatever will be, will be), encapsulating a humorous yet poignant outlook on life's inevitable ups and downs. In conjunction with the album, Apollo will launch the God Said No North American tour on August 20th in Indiana. The 29-date tour will see him perform in cities such as New York, Boston, Toronto, and Houston, culminating in shows at iconic venues like Red Rocks Amphitheatre and The Hollywood Bowl. The tour will feature support from Kevin Abstract, Malcolm Todd, and Ravyn Lenae on select dates. The creation of "God Said No" began after the whirlwind success of his debut and the intense touring that followed, including supporting SZA and Billie Eilish. Apollo spent three reflective months in London, drawing inspiration from poets like Mary Oliver and Ocean Vuong and musical icons like Kate Bush and Beyoncé. In the hallowed halls of Abbey Road Studios, with producers Halm, Blake Slatkin, and Carter Lang, Apollo crafted a deeply personal and emotionally charged album, shaped by the aftermath of a tumultuous love affair. Apollo's debut album "Ivory" in 2022 was celebrated for its genre-blending and multilingual approach, earning him a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist and commercial success with hits like "Evergreen (You Didn't Deserve Me At All)." His acclaim extended to year-end lists from NPR, Billboard, and Rolling Stone, and performances on NPR's Tiny Desk and Jimmy Kimmel Live! He also became a prominent figure in fashion, serving as the first ambassador for Youth to the People and fronting LOEWE’s menswear campaign. His recent Met Gala debut in a custom LOEWE suit garnered widespread praise, cementing his status as a multifaceted artist and style icon. Read the full article

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2022

The Weeknd - Dawn FM FKA Twigs - Caprisongs Duval Timothy - Sen Am (2017) Shuttle358 - Chessa (2004) Benoit Pioulard - Radial (2016) High John - High Jazz (2021) exael - Collex (2018) Junglepussy - Jp5000 Sam Gendel, Shin Sasakubo - Sam Gendel & Shin Sasakubo (2021) ML Buch - Skinned (2020) Debit - The Long Count D.K. - The Goddess is Dancing (2020) Huerco S. - Plonk Rochelle Jordan - Play With the Changes (2021) Charli XCX - Crash Mariah Carey - Butterfly (1997) ROSALÍA - MOTOMAMI Bladee, Ecco2k - Crest GIGI FM - Magnetite EP Slow Attack Ensemble - Music for Turntable, Guitars and Sampled Instruments (2020) Jeremiah Chiu, Marta Sofia Honer - Recordings From the Åland Islands Helm - Axis SAULT - Air Kelly Lee Owens - LP.8 Kendrick Lamar - Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers Marina Herlop - Pripyat Sofie Birch - Holotropica Safa - Ibtihalat Diamanda Galas - The Divine Punishment (1986) Point Streator - Sone Glo Sam Gendel - SUPERSTORE Two Shell - Icons EP Two Shell - Touchpad EP (2020) Lee Chapman, Wim Dehaen - Voices & Allusions / Benidorm Hotel (2018) TSVI, Loraine James - 053 Kali Malone - Living Torch Steve Lacy - Gemini Rights LEECH - Headless Caterina Barbieri - Spirit Exit Beyoncé - RENAISSANCE Shigeto - Versions (2019) Angelo Harmsworth, Theodore Cale Schafer - Tucker Behind Your Ears Like Wings, Pt.2 (2020) WENCH - Greatest Hits '88-'16 Diamanda Galás - Broken Gargoyles JH1.FS3 - Trials and Tribulations Ravyn Lenae- HYPNOS Panoram - Pianosequenza Vol.1 (2021) Sarahsson -The Horgenaith Blood Orange - Four Songs Tenka, Mentei - Hydration Vanessa Amara - Leopards (2020) Oval -Systemisch (1996) Bjork - Fossora Shygirl - Nymph Sam Gendel - Blueblue Heith - X, wheel Doss - 4 New Hits Songs *Remixes Klein - Hope Dealers EP (2020) Malibu - Palaces of Pity SG Lewis - times (2021) Roméo Poirier - Living Room Rabit - What Dreams May Come Ulla - Foam Funcionário - Cavalcante Dinamarca - Fantasialandia, Vol. 2 Nueen - Diagrams of Thought Space Afrika - Somewhere Decent to Live (2018) (68)

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BEST MUSIC 2022

Best Albums

Ravyn Lenae - HYPNOS - (8.6)

$ilkMoney - I Don’t Give a Fuck About This Rap Shit... - (8.5)

Big Thief - Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You - (8.5)

Kendrick Lamar - Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers - (8.5)

SZA - SOS - (8.5)

Beyoncé - Renaissance - (8.4)

Nilüfer Yanya - PAINLESS - (8.4)

Sudan Archives - Natural Brown Prom Queen - (8.4)

Weyes Blood - And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow - (8.4)

Two Shell - Icons EP - (8.4)

Hurray for the Riff Raff - Life on Earth - (8.4)

Destroyer - LABYRINTHITIS - (8.4)

Florist - Florist - (8.4)

Grace Ives - Janky Star - (8.4)

700 Bliss - Nothing to Declare - (8.4)

Vince Staples - Ramona Park Broke My Heart - (8.3)

Mavi - Laughing so Hard, it Hurts - (8.3)

ROSALÍA - MOTOMAMI - (8.3)

MIKE - Beware of the Monkey - (8.3)

Perfume Genius - Ugly Season - (8.3)

FLO - The Lead - (8.3)

Lucrecia Dalt - ¡Ay! - (8.3)

Rico Nasty - Las Ruinas  - (8.3)

Yaya Bey - Remember Your North Star - (8.3)

Alex G - God Save the Animals - (8.3)

Beth Orton - Weather Alive - (8.3)

Daphni - Cherry - (8.3)

Haru Nemuri - Shunka Ryougen - (8.2)

Aldous Harding - Warm Chris - (8.2)

The Smile - A Light for Attracting Attention - (8.2)

They Hate Change - Finally, New - (8.2)

Black Country, New Road - Ants From Up There - (8.2)

billy woods - Aethiopes - (8.2)

Earl Sweatshirt - Sick! - (8.2)

Contour - Onwards! - (8.1)

Cate Le Bon - Pompeii - (8.1)

King Hannah - I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me - (8.1)

Axel Boman - LUZ / Quest for Fire - (8.1)

Arima Ederra - An Orange Colored Day - (8.1)

Animal Collective - Time Skiff - (8)

Pusha T - It's Almost Dry - (8)

Shygirl - Nymph - (8)

Huerco S. - Plonk - (8)

Makaya McCraven - In These Times - (8)

Rachika Nayar - Heaven Come Crashing - (8)

Yung Kayo - DFTK - (8)

Angel Olsen - Big Time - (8)

Moor Mother - Jazz Codes - (8)

Saba - Few Good Things - (8)

Roc Marciano / The Alchemist - The Elephant Man’s Bones - (8)

Best Tracks

SZA - Blind

Ravyn Lenae - M.I.A

Beyoncé - ENERGY

Nilüfer Yanya - stabilise

Yeule - Too Dead Inside

Haru Nemuri - Déconstruction

Cate Le Bon - Moderation

Kendrick Lamar - Mother I Sober

Vince Staples - WHEN SPARKS FLY

$ilkMoney - I Ate 14gs of Mushrooms and Bwoy Oh Bwoy

Yung Kayo - down (one kount)

Big Thief - Heavy Bend

Alex G - Cross The Sea

Sudan Archives - Ciara

Beth Orton - Lonely

Caroline Polachek - Sunset

Liv.e - Ghost

MAVI - Doves

Koffee - West Indies

Two Shells - Ghosts

The Weeknd - Sacrifice

Destroyer - It Takes a Thief

Axel Boman - Nowhere Good

Kendrick Lamar - The Heart Part 5

MIKE - No Curse Lifted (rivers of love)

Weyes Blood - Children of the Empire

Lucrecia Dalt - El Galatzó

Pusha T - Just So You Remember

Aldous Harding - Warm Chris

Beyoncé - HEATED

Cakes da Killa - W4TN

Contour - Eke No More

Makaya McCraven - In These Times

ROSALÍA - CHICKEN TERIYAKI

FLO - Immature

Big Thief - Blurred View

Big Thief - Promise Is a Pendulum

SZA - Ghosts in the Machine

Fever Ray - What They Call Us

Animal Collective - Dragon Slayer

Earl Sweatshirt - Lobby (Int)

Raveena - Secret

Pharell - Cash In, Cash Out

Grace Ives - Angel Of Business

Huerco S. - Plonk IV

Kendrick Lamar - Savior - Interlude

Syd - Control

Shygirl - Woe

Whatever The Weather - 0°

Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul - Huile Smisse

Line Of The Year

“Moderation, I can't have it, I don't want it” - Cate Le Bon

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Blessings (feat. Jamila Woods) - Chance the Rapper, Jamila Woods

If You Need To, Keep Time on Me - Fleet Foxes

There’s a Reason - Wet

To Care (Like You) - James Blake

All the Stars (with SZA) - Kendrick Lamar, SZA

Back In My Body - Maggie Rogers

Free Room (feat. Appleby) - Ravyn Lenae, Appelby

Marika Is Sleeping - The Japanese House

Why Don’t You Call Me - James Blake

The Ways (with Swae Lee) - Khalid, Swae Lee

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5 Female Rappers You Should Know

No other culture has impacted the world in the way that Hip-Hop has. While lyricists make up only one element of the all encompassing art, they are often placed at the forefront of it, and there are some pretty dope female emcees that are graciously and fearlessly leading the charge. Artists like Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, and an entire host of “Dolls” have seen an ongoing amount of commercial success due to their ultra seductive nature and sexually-liberated lyrics. Other rappers, like Jamla recording artist Rapsody, have made it a point to strictly popularize their flagrant ability to rock the mic.

With all the new female energy pulsating through the movement, here are 5 female rappers you should be listening to.

Noname

Fateema Nyeema Warner, also known as Noname, is a poet and rapper from Chicago. Her debut mixtape, Telefone, dropped back in 2016 with features from acts including Xavier Omär, Smino, and Ravyn Lenae. A dual genre act fulfilling both jazz rap as well as neo soul categories, the 27-year old artist’s songbird cadence over an ill selection of melodic beats coexist in the most natural way. Serving as a solid accompaniment, her floetic vibes will lead you on an explorative mission into the lyricist’s own train of thought. Noname recently released her debut studio album, Room 25, back in September and the body of work does not disappoint.

Noname is set to perform at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on February 21.

Kari Faux

Upon first listen, you’d swear this 26-year old Arkansas-bred emcee is one of the flyest California-born ladies to ever exist. Her smooth West Coast flow appears to melt into each track, creating some of the chillest vibes you’ll ever catch. After a series of mixtapes stemming from 2012, Kari’s debut studio album, Lost En Los Angeles, was released in 2015, to which HBO’s hit series “Insecure” turned to for use of her track “Lie 2 My Face��, but that wouldn’t be the only time the artist collaborated with the show on music related ventures. Her relaxed and laid back tales disperse the many troubles of daily life by providing a soundtrack for the escape.

Kari Faux’s latest album, Primary, became available in September of 2017. HBO’s series, once again, tapped the songstress for inspiration, this time featuring her track, “Lowkey,” from her second studio album, which is fire per usual. If you’re active in the L.A. scene, you might have witnessed a dope DJ set by the artist as well.

Kari is currently on tour with Mic Jenkins.

Tierra Whack

Grammy-nominated artist Tierra Whack is the total embodiment of eccentricity, and it’s lit! Hailing all the way from North Philly, Tierra is known for her exuberant wardrobe, quick-witted lyricism, and superb command of a number of cadences. Her debut album, Whack World, released in May 2017, features 15 one minute tracks that flow effortlessly. To make matters that much more interesting, the 24-year old musician also crafted a visual for each song and compiled them into one gnarly fifteen minute and forty-eight seconds long adventure.

Tierra Whack toured with multi-genre producer Flying Lotus back in 2017. More recently, she joined 6lack on his world tour, From East Atlanta with Love. Now, the immensely talented act is up for a Grammy in the category of Best Music Video for the 2019 Grammy Awards, and we’re all rooting for her!

Leikeli47

This masked New York native hides her appearance so that fans will focus on the depth of her musical abilities, but Leikeli47’s uniqueness spans far beyond her iconic bandana printed ski mask. In an attempt to remove all creative limits, the artist is known for crafting a signature sound using whatever mock instruments she can find at the moment.

Leikeli47’s sound is like a collective neck roll to a boss chic’s anthem, encouraging listeners to enjoy some quality turn up time while rocking out to a rhymefest. Wash & Set, the artist’s first album, was released back in September 2017. Her latest project, Acrylic, delivers all the nouveau of a fly ass full set.

Like Leikeli47’s peer emcee Kari Faux, the lyricist has also had music featured on HBO’s series, “Insecure”, with original music on each season of the show’s run to date.

CHIKA

First known as the viral sensation who called Kanye West out via freestyle for turning his back on the culture, Jane Oranika, also known as CHIKA, bends the new generation’s rules of style and technique to meet her own demands. The 21-year old Nigerian American rapper, singer & songwriter hails from Alabama, and has made much noise spitting fire self-made rhymes over popular beats, in some instances giving rebuttals to other artist’s POV, as was the case with her cover of J. Cole’s “1985”.

If this femcee looks familiar and you still don’t know where to place her, you may have come across BET’s Hip-Hop Awards cypher last year, where she previewed a dope freestyle and likely became your new musical obsession. She’s even gained the support of a number of acts in the industry including Wale & Erykah Badu.

Check out CHIKA’s creative flips, spoken word, and live music on her socials & Soundcloud.

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Here is the start of my 2018 lists. 2018 was kind of a meh year for music, if I’m being honest. But if I’m still being honest, you probably didn’t need me to tell you that. On the plus side, the EP game was a lot stronger. Here are my favorite EPs of the year. Just like these EPs, my reviews will be short, sweet, and to the point.

Mothe- by Kilo Kish: Imagining a future with Miguzi intact. Listen to: Void, Elegance, and Prayer.

4U- by Ojerime: Melancholic, melodic, charismatic, cryptic, cathartic, and iconic. Listen to: Greasy, Civilian on Heat.

Crush- by Ravyn Lenae: This is summer year round. Listen to: Sticky, 4 Leaf Clover, and The Night song.

A Girl Cried Red- by Princess Nokia: Vulnerable and surprisingly well from a contemporary chameleon. Listen to: Look Up Kid, Morphine, At the Top, and Little Angel.

Pink Champagne- by Kitten: Yes, she did it. Listen to: I Did it! and Abigail.

Sugar and Spice- by Hatchie: The Cranberries featuring the Cocteau Twins. Listen to: Sure and bad guy.

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10 songs i’m currently obsessed with:

love can be... // vince staples

freedom feat. jhene aiko // kris wu

dr. whoever // aminé

everythinggoes // rm

livin in a dream feat. nipsey hussle // the neighbourhood

sticky // ravyn lenae

april fools // jimin park

ladders // mac miller

got friends feat. miguel // goldlink

prone // masego

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i was tagged by: @heauxpixels

nicknames: kton, kharebear, mamamama

zodiac: aries sun, virgo moon/mars, leo rising, taurus mercury/venus

height: 5′0

time: 7:47pm

favourite band/artist: Kelela, Ravyn Lenae, Local Natives, Alina Baraz, Kali Uchis, Toro Y Moi

song stuck in my head: All the Stars by Kendrick Lamar feat. SZA

last movie i saw: I didn’t watch it all the way but Shallow Grave for school

last thing i googled: stuff for credit cards :P

other blogs: @baptsim  for the sims is the main one im using atm

do i get asks: nope.

why i chose this username: bc he’s my bf obviously.

following: 715 but probably less.

average amount of sleep: 7 hrs but khai wakes up every two hours.

what im wearing: bra and shorts.

dream job: a well off filmmaker.

dream trip: idk. anywhere fun at this point

favourite foods: pizza, ramen, apples and strawberries, and cherries

play any instruments: i used to play the violin and ukulele

hair colour: dark brown but like red in the front :/

languages you speak: english, teaching myself mandarin 4 the kids

most iconic song: rn for me, best to u by blood orange

random fact: i have a BABY

describe yourself as aesthetic things: lavender, cameras, neon lights, fairy lights, tennis skirts, roses, shiny diamonds, jewelry shining in cameras, money money money :P, night drives, holding hands

i tag @unsimscribe and @taultvec