Exploring New Rhythms and Nostalgic Tunes: October 2024 New Music!

Super Awesome Mix

Picture this: autumn leaves crunching beneath your feet, the distant cheers from a football stadium, and the crack of a baseball bat signaling playoff season. That’s the backdrop for our latest musical escapade, filled with the sounds of Dayglow's motivational "What People Really Do" and Samara Joy’s nostalgic "Autumn Nocturne." Matt and Samer, with their usual mix of humor and insight, kick things off by celebrating the eclectic mix of new tunes we've curated for October. From indie rock with a country twist to the jazz-infused echoes of the past, this episode is a celebration of the season's vibrant sounds, despite the unfortunate scorecards of the New York Jets and Giants.
We also journey through the cinematic undertones of Gigi Perez's "Sailor Song," appreciating her singer-songwriter vibe, followed by a nod to Lady Gaga's vocal experimentation in the new Joker movie soundtrack. Samer and I dive into heartfelt discussions around the introspective anthems of Bishop Briggs, touching on the music industry's paradox of success. We make sure to end on a high note with Coldplay's latest, discussing how their consistent sound continues to resonate despite mixed reviews.
https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/new-music-october-24/pl.u-zDD5tGxoYJ
1. What People Really Do - Dayglow
2. Autumn Nocturne - Samara Joy
3. Much Ado About Nothing - Waxahatchee
4. Sailor Song - Gigi Perez
5. Folie A Deux - Lady Gaga
6. Una Velita - Bad Bunny
7. Lotus Eater - Finneas
8. Good For Me - Bishop Briggs
9. feelslikeimfallinginlove - Coldplay
10. Jack London - Maya Hawke
11. The Magic - The Aces
12. Memory Cassettes - Ben Bohmer

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章节

1. Exploring New Rhythms and Nostalgic Tunes: October 2024 New Music! (00:00:00)

2. Eclectic New Music Mix Discussion (00:00:43)

3. Diverse Music Genre Discussion (00:08:44)

4. Artistic Reflections and Musical Commentary (00:19:10)