Oh summer, I wish I could say the heat has died down but in LA the heat doesn’t subside until after Halloween. The best way I can describe how this summer went is that part in “Lose Yourself” by Eminem where he goes “snap back to reality op there goes gravity”.

Whereas the Spring into Summer transition felt like a magical fairytale, the transition of Summer into Fall feels like a panicked writers room where everyone’s working late nights to meet deadlines and steps away from a mental/emotional breaking point. But at least the soundtrack has been absolutely immaculate. Time to share some of the songs on my playlist and thoughts on new releases from the season. Stick around for the full playlist.

Last we checked in, I was in London losing my mind at the glimpse I got of my future life. I walked or took the Tube everywhere, continued being curious about music industry over there, made new friends at the sweetest church, got my little matcha or espresso tonic as I strolled in a park, and of course, being cute with my English boyfriend. It was a life well lived!! I literally balanced my hormones in the process!!

But like all good things, it had to come to an end in the form of me hopping on a plane back to America on the 4th of July. Since then, I’ve had to fight feelings of homesickness and feeling like this home I once knew now feels like a foreign country. I told myself and my boyfriend that the less devastating way to think of it is I’m here to visit family and friends. Even if it was for 4 months (I’m returning in November!).

With that feeling in my soul, I’ve been reworking my plan for the rest of my life to make way for what it would be like to live in London. It’s been scary to sort through the rubble I feel in LA and ask myself “what do I do with all the things I have here?” and “what unfinished business do I have here?” and “can I just book a one way ticket and never come back?” Also it’s been hard to understand that I don’t know the true extent that my life will change in doing so. Good tacos will definitely be harder to come by, but I suppose that’s why my years of observing my parents cooking will come in handy.

In this process has been a lot of angst and fear and shreds of disbelief that this could all work out in an unknown timeline. I’ve had to remind myself with my word of the year “discipline” that everyday is a chance to take a step in the right direction. And honestly, I’ve made a great deal of progress!

For one, I finally told my parents that I date and more importantly that I am dating the sweetest man ever. And it seems like they’re eager to meet him. Second of all, I’ve looked at concrete numbers and put my strategic mind to work for charting out my phases to move to London. Starting with the all important, am I ready for gray, cold weather? And third of all, I’ve been making efforts to invest in friendship and accountability while I’m here to grow in a way that is conducive to the life I’m building by trying to build a new support system in the church I’ve been going to (funnily enough there are quite a lot of Brits there). I’m fighting the urge to run away and fighting to run towards this goal. It’s refreshing, but I have hard days. Actually, I’ve been having really hard days lately, especially at my least favorite time of the year: September/when it’s still hot but people insist on peddling pumpkin spice everything. And it reallyyyy sucks that I can’t just get a hug and kiss from my boyfriend through it.

But I’ve got a new set of goals I’m building now and I really feel like that’s what I’ve needed most in the last 2 years. So it feels great to have figured that out.

Of course, I wouldn’t have this clarity if I didn’t have the amazing soundtrack that came with Summer 2025 to realize it. So let’s jump in.

Highlights

The Explorer by Dora Jar

“I’m the explorer searching for anything…”

As soon as I heard this song while in London, it immediately shaped the slower posture I was taking towards figuring things out. It’s as if Dora Jar reminded me with this mermaid song that I didn’t need to panic yet, I was simply exploring. This song has such a gentleness to it that really captured the sweet transition from spring to summer.

Mystery Girl by Bad Suns

“Tell me all your desires, I’ll be your secret man…”

I was nervous when I first heard this song because I was just starting to date my boyfriend and I was like “is it too early for me to explain the insane way Bad Suns literally soundtracks my life? Also what does it mean that this adorable love song is coming out right now? Like what is actually happening…CHRISTO OR GOD PLEASE EXPLAIN.” On a day trip to Brighton together, literally while on the pebble beach, I decided to show him this new song and immediately he said “I think I’ve just heard my new favorite band.” MIND YOU, we’d only known each other for EIGHTEEN DAYS AT THIS POINT. Later that day on the train ride home he confessed that he loved me. To which I responded “I love you too!!” This song has become a really important song for our relationship and another Bad Suns prophecy come to life I guess.

No Time To Talk by Jonas Brothers

“Came to dance, no time to talk…”

Despite all my London adventures, I was still quite a busy woman. It was really fun working afternoon to night. I’d have the coolest little adventures around the city and then around 3pm I’d saunter my way to my computer to handle business until midnight. The only downside was that my Friday nights were a little weird. This song made me feel like a woman on a mission and I had to give the Brothers credit for it. Their latest album has been growing on me admittedly and I can never stay away from them. But I will say all the internet remembering that Joe Jonas has always been a beautiful/hot man – it’s about time.

DAYDREAMING by Madison Rose

“Seeing signs in everything, tell me what they could be…”

This song so bombastically beautiful represented the way I was fully in love with London and Luke. I was almost in disbelief that I felt so deeply in my soul that I should be there, for likely the rest of my life. I kept seeing the sweetest signs in the city like the city marketing campaign that reads “you are seen and loved in London” and then the more I was getting to know Luke the more I was like “I’m pretty sure God is confirming that this man is my person.” Madison Rose is an absolute visionary superstar and you need to listen to her newest album MONOCHROME. I may need to do a post on this album by itself for realll.

Miss You To Death by Holly Humberstone

“A chemical imbalance ever since you left, I miss you to death…”

Ever the optimistic realist, I knew I had to prepare to go back to the States. I knew waves of yearning awaited me and thankfully Holly Humberstone gave me the exact words I’d need to wrestle with the yearning and the guilt I felt from lighting a fire in my heart from meeting Luke. I listened to this song while in London to prepare and it kind of helped transport me while I missed him and the city. So pro-tip, yearn while you’re still there.

e-Asphyxiation by Cafuné

“I’m tied down too tight by all these phone screen applications…”

Working full-time in social media at an agency means that living on the internet is my job. However, it’s gotten to the point that I can’t handle being on there on the weekends when I’m working. Literally by Friday night, I want to hurl my phone into the ocean every time. (I do have a TikTok time limit for 2 hours each day of the weekend, which does help a little). This song got me in the angst of that all season. Totally recommend Cafuné’s latest album, it is a super vibey listen.

Now it’s time by HAIM

“Yeah it’s time, to let go…”

This song really gave me a good kick in ass as I got ready to get back to LA/the States. I was well aware that I needed to return with the new fire in my soul from having a new goal. I liked a lot of the songs on the new HAIM album but this one met me the best where I was at. Sonically it’s just such a delight, I love the breakdown and how it sounds like the classic U2 song “Mysterious Ways”.

MUTT by Leon Thomas

“She said ‘take your time, what’s the rush’…”

This song was such a rent free bop in my mind. It just matched the easygoing summer vibe I was trying to pack in my suitcase before I headed back to LA. Leon Thomas was meant for the solo success since we got to know him on Victorious on Nickelodeon and I’m happy we know now. Definitely keeping my ears open to what else he’s cooking.

I Write Hymns Not Travesties by Yung Gravy

“End it on a high note, feel like Brendon Urie…”

This song immediately took me back to my Panic! At the Disco phase and I loved it. Yung Gravy is such a funny guy and I live for his wild ass bangers. Mixing his flow with “I Write Sins, Not Tragedies” was insane and it slayed. If Brendon Urie doesn’t bring out Mr. Gravy for the Panic set at When We Were Young Fest in October I’m gonna throw a fit. Which, I may need to unpack my once upon a time Brendon Urie obsession…because that was truly AN ERA.

GRWM by Lorde

“Wide hips, soft lips, my mama’s trauma, since ‘96, been looking for a grown woman…”

Lorde came back with a wild album and immediately called me out. She really got personal on her latest album and I love how much she explored all the late 20s angst. I felt really seen by this one and “Favourite Daughter”. And then “If She Could See Me Now” really empowered me as I soaked up my last adventures in London in June. I love to see Lorde win ngl.

Favorite Color Gold by Pleasure Pill

“Well I don’t compare to anyone else, my place stays high up on the shelf…”

I saw Pleasure Pill open for an old client of mine in the springtime and I was excited for their debut album. This song live convinced me that this band would be one to keep my eye on. If you ask me, they’re the second coming of Oasis, which is a crazy thing to say since Oasis is back apparently. Anyway, listen to the album it is such a vibe.

Jupiter 4 by Sharon Van Etten

“Baby, baby, baby, I’ve been waiting, waiting, waiting my whole life for someone like you…”

My boyfriend snuck this song on our playlist before I hopped on my dreadful flight back to LA. As I sat pondering what I’d gotten myself into and spiraled about “what if it doesn’t work out?”, I reached for the poem he wrote for me and realized he had added this song on our playlist. Immediately it’s like he comforted me without actually physically being next to me. I sat in my window seat and cried because I knew this love was real. And it made me realize I had so many depths to explore with him in this new chapter of being apart for the first time (and for several months).

Cross Your Mind by Shelly

“Coming from a high on the first of July…”

First of all welcome back Shelly! Second of all, this song hit me like a ton of bricks as I returned to my dissociated state of operating in LA. I listened to this song on repeat trying to wrestle with how uncomfortable I felt coming back. I remember being picked up at the airport by my siblings and feeling like I was in a foreign country. It was so odd, like my sparkle from London was being dimmed by the hazy air pollution from the fireworks being launched in broad daylight.

Take a Sexy Picture Of Me by CMAT

“I’ve been having a horrible time of late…”

This song popped off on the internet while I was in Ireland and London and I loved that I had a new artist to explore. Immediately I was like “ooo she GETS it”. As someone that’s struggled with body dysmorphia and not known what to do with the idea of being desirable (like there’s some days where I feel sexy and want to be desired and others when I don’t and I feel like a gross, amorphous ball of human flesh), I felt so seen by how she talks about all that in this song. It’s something I know so many of my friends have struggled with and thank GOD there is a pop girl being real about it, down to being nine years old trying to wax your legs with tape! This cheeky song got me so excited for who CMAT was as an artist. The singles from her album rollout were so thoughtful and I knew I had to be ready for the album. Sure enough, she DELIVERED. The title track “Euro-Country” is a masterpiece and “Ready” has been totally meeting me where I’m at. Can’t recommend it enough.

new friends by flowerovlove

“This ain’t my problem, I don’t give a shit, GO CALL YOUR MOTHER…”

This song was so stuck in my head this summer and it was so funny because I didn’t have a man to yell this at because I was being treated really well by my boyfriend. But she got that angst I’d felt for years of guys claiming to want to be friends after a brief stint of dating. Thankfully, flowerovlove had another song for me called “breaking news” which is exactly how my boyfriend had me. As a former journalism major, I loved that I had my own set of breaking news. Anyway, flowerovlove is a total superstar and you should listen to her stuff.

In My Mind by fkblnde

“It’s you and me, like it never ended, …”

MY GIRL CARLY IS BACK WITH A BANGER. She had been teasing this song for a bit and I needed it immediately. I’ve been so proud of her, she’s one of my coolest friends and I need y’all to hop on her music so you too can be a hipster like me. Fun fact: I went to a coffee shop in my neighborhood recently and I heard one of her songs playing it was so COOL.

Strange Influence by Charlotte OC

“I don’t know what it is but I’m under some strange influence…”

If you read this blog, you may remember last season I talked about seeing Charlotte OC at a SXSW London showcase. Well this EP she put out is absolutely flawless. I feel like she’s one of my new favorite artists. She dives into this classic Adele, Amy Winehouse, old school jazz singer vibe and she’s got the pipes to do it. This song in particular is one of the best love songs I’ve heard recently. Go listen to her she’s AMAZING.

Old Shadows by Alice Phoebe Lou

“Be patient with me love, I’m still learning that I am worth it, that I deserve it…”

This song immediately made me cry. And I immediately added it to my playlist with Luke. I love when songs say the scary things in my soul for me. It felt so good to show this song to him. And he’s known what to do with it absolutely. This man loves me with such a gentleness and patience that it honestly heals and mystifies me. I really can’t begin to explain how healing it is being around him. He has made the unseen in me feel seen and that is making me feel like it is easier to love myself.

The Hudson by The Favors, FINNEAS, Ashe

“I don’t know where I belong, all I’ve ever known is gone, I’ve got nothing but you to lose…”

This song felt like the movie trailer song to what this chapter of yearning was all about. I felt so seen in the slow build of desperation in this song. There were days where the yearning for my boyfriend felt romantic. But others where I felt hopeless looking at the state of the world. I hated seeing and feeling how nothing is really for me in LA anymore and the only thing I felt like I had was this new relationship AND IT WASN’T EVEN PHYSICALLY HERE TO EXPERIENCE. So many days I’d sit around like “what am I even doing here?” But I’m thankful this song met me in all of those complex, romantic, yearning feelings. Anyway, I LOVE the sonic direction of this project so much.

The Sofa by Wolf Alice

“Feels a little like I’m stuck in Seven Sisters, north London, of England, and maybe that’s ok…”

This song meant EVERYTHING to me this season. As I wrestled my dissociative state of being in LA, I felt my inner teenager break through with this song. I’ve spent days lying on the sofa in the living room just kind of stuck in my teenage self in this house. What helped me was to connect with what my inner teenager was telling me – all the things about wanting to be free and sexy and desirable but also go get married and settle down. This song acted as an invitation for me to want these things all at the same time and accept the wildness of my inner teenager that will always be present in me. It also encouraged me that it was ok to want that the new dreams I was realizing were meant for London and not in LA. It’s kind of funny how this song mentions wanting to be in California to clean the slate because I’m quite literally the opposite – dreaming from California, wanting to be in London. But until I can move on that, I have to settle for at least accepting the wild thing in me from the sofa.

The Deverills by TYGERMYLK and Laura Reznek

“The recycled air we’re breathing, I only wanna share it with you…”

I first heard this sweet song of friendship at a SXSW London showcase and I knew I had to save it after the group singalong we did. I love the storytelling in this song and just how it paints a clear picture of the fun adventures true companionship brings you through. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to go on a road trip with your besties.

DAISIES by Justin Bieber

“Counting the days, how many days, ’til I can see you again…”

I did not expect to get called out by the Biebs’s return to music, but here I am in my yearning state. It was so fun talking about SWAG with my boyfriend (who also loves discussing new music releases and synthesizing criticism/what the public is saying about it) because I felt like I discovered how Justin wanted to evolve his artistry with this album. Justin partnered with alternative R&B heavy-hitters Dijon and Mk.gee and it felt like a powerful combination. I was pleasantly surprised. I’m definitely counting the days til I can see Luke again (it’s 38 days at the time of publishing this post).

home by thebandfriday

“Oh, we already know, what it’s like to feel alone. No more open road, since I found you I am whole…”

Hearing this song for the first time on Instagram made me need to start paying attention to this band. And I’m so grateful. I had seen that another recent artist discovery for me, Beeson, had opened for them and it made me curious about them. This song immediately made me cry thinking about my boyfriend because this is how he makes me feel. I have felt really alone for a lot of my life and meeting Luke has made me feel seen in ways that I didn’t know I needed. Like as much as my self-esteem demons try to convince me otherwise, this beautiful man loves me deeper than I can comprehend and all I am is showing up as myself. We’ve been talking about really crazy things (like rings and the future and things…) as our relationship has been progressing but it’s also not felt scary because something about us just feels like home to me. It also feels like poetic justice that this song feels like a more wholesome The 1975 – that ex could never.

car by Royel Otis

“Yeah, I’ll meet you in the car on the corner, but we know it’s gotta change sometime…”

This song made me kick myself for not going up to Royel Otis when I noticed they were at the same coworking space I was at in London that one day. I would’ve shaken their hands to thank them in advance for this song because it kind of brilliantly captured the ache in my heart being in LA. I’m at the point where I loathe my car. I used to see it as my escape from whatever was bothering me, especially during the pandemic. Now it’s like a set of golden handcuffs where I’m glad I have it and I wouldn’t want to give it up but I also can’t handle how much it perpetuates my state of dissociation. Like I truly have just learned to equate driving with dissociating. This song reminds me to keep paying attention to the ache in my heart that says I need to leave LA and I can’t keep living like this. Brilliant song, great album, and you know what, I also loved the branding of this album so glad to know they were scheming some great things that day in June.

Mind Loaded by Blood Orange, Caroline Polachek, Lorde, & Mustafa

“Help me on my way…”

This song got me on first listen. The main melody makes my brain feel good and it’s just such a beautiful layering of sounds that explodes into an almost indescribable euphoria. All of the vocals just sound gorgeous together. It was perfect to dissociate to as I tried to not poke the bear of disillusionment I felt on a daily basis. The world may feel overwhelming and terrible but this song reminded me that there’s still beauty to discover. There’s still amazing art being made and that’s one of my favorite things about humanity. Blood Orange’s album was good and it made me very nostalgic for London so I’ll say that.

12 to 12 by sombr

“In a room full of people I look for you…”

This song is such a banger. I’m a sucker for a disco rock song and this one fulfills all my classic requirements: crooning vocals, lush harmonies, steady four-on-the-floor drums, fun synths, and a deep sense of being a lover. This song singlehandedly made realize I needed to look past the internet noise about sombr and just listen to the damn music. And I’m so glad I did. His debut album is a stellar listen through and through. I was honestly in awe of how good it is. Go listen to his album, it’s too damn good.

Nice To Each Other by Olivia Dean

“But we could be nice to each other…”

This song was nearly inescapable for me since the very start of summer. I think I first heard it while in London and then it kept showing up in my radio/playlists/on social media. Before I realized, it was so stuck in my head that I needed to cave in even though I was clearly deeply in love with my boyfriend. To be honest, I returned to this song when I knew that I was sold on “Man I Need”. That one was a little more on repeat for obvious reasons but returning to the easy, breezy vibe of this one felt so right in the summer. I’m really excited to listen to her album coming out on the 26th of September.

ripple by quinnie

“I’ll try to be satisfied knowing you’re somewhere alive…”

This song immediately met me in me long-distance relationship yearning. I remember listening to quinnie’s new album paper doll while on an evening walk and it really helped me move through the sadness I was feeling. Being 8 hours behind of London is really tough in the evenings here. It’s like I’m confronted with a) how lonely my life in LA is and b) how my life has seemed to revolve around work. It’s not been healthy. But listening to this song said it perfectly in those sad evenings: I could smile knowing Luke was just sleeping.

Glum by Hayley Williams

“In the wake of your sunshine, I never felt so glum…”

Hayley Williams’s solo music always gets me good (see: my 2020 album of the year). The newest songs she released were nothing short of genius. My three standouts were this one, one called “Hard”, and another one called “Whim”. Together those songs represented crucial parts of my inner dialogue this season. “Glum” was my dissociated state in LA coming to life in a song. With all the closed doors, changes, and chaos in the past 3 years of my life, I’ve felt so disillusioned in the California sunshine. Like there’s a thick fog over my eyes and all I can do trudge through. “Hard” represented the tension between the way I relax catching up with Luke in our weekly calls and the shell I’ve built around myself as an independent woman. It’s the whole taking “guarding my heart” to the extreme because this world is cruel. And then “Whim” was the in-love optimist I was born to be, trying to assess the reality of this new dream life in London planting itself in my heart. These songs are like Hayley giving me an older sister talk and my soul appreciates it.

Could Be Love – Rachel’s Version by Poolhouse

“Thank God I’m a loser, I’ll never have a chance so I’ll never have to lose her…”

I found this song through TikTok and it was THE BEST STORY. So this music lover Rachel was talking about the original version of the song and pitched the idea to the internet that swapping the song structure would help it hit more. So the band Poolhouse saw her video and invited her to help produce her version — AND THEY RELEASED IT. It’s so sweet and I love her version so much. I love to see music bring people together like this. A wholesome story and a BANGER of a song.

Just Like Magic by Bad Suns

“There’s magic all around us, can everybody feel it but me?”

As if the majority of this post isn’t me just gushing about my boyfriend already (not sorry, he’s a main character in my life now), Luke was so right when he said that this song would get exactly how I felt on August 7, 2025. He listened to this album when it came out slightly after midnight his time and sent me a voice note with his thoughts, which I listened to AFTER I had my moment with the album. (A solo first listen to a new Bad Suns song/project is CRUCIAL for me). I know by now that every time Bad Suns releases an album, I have to pay attention for clues of what to expect about the next chapter of my life. And boy did they have a LOT for me to digest. This time around it felt insane to have a partner to witness the madness. It’s no contest by the way; I knew this would be my album of the year but I didn’t realize how deep that would run thematically for me. This song jumped out as a general vibe, speaking to my disillusionment with LA (and the state of the world let’s be real). It felt so easy to witness the magic in London, yet in LA I’ve been just so disconnected in the worst way. And it’s such a weird dissonant feeling that I will unpack later. Did not expect to hear the same from my fellow born and raised Angeleno Christo Bowman. I’m processing this album literally every day and God I cannot WAIT for the end of the year when I get to talk about how it defined my year. For now, if you’re not listening to Accelerator by Bad Suns then you obviously don’t love me.

Vampire Bat by Glass Animals

“Bet you feel like a rockstar, don’t you now…”

I WAS WAITING FOR THIS BANGER TO COME OUT SINCE JUNE. Dave started teasing it in early June and I distinctly remember getting off the Tube and listening to the snippet he had posted. I lost my damn mind. It was an instant earworm and I needed it STAT. Literally I would listen to the snippet like multiple times a day at one point. The marketing rollout for this song had me stressed daily lol — but thankfully fans on the Glass Animals discord recorded the full version that had been played in their summer tour’s pre-show playlist. THANK GOD that by the time I got to see them live in Oregon they were performing it live. I shook unbelievable amounts of ass and it was a highlight of my summer. This song REQUIRES you to so do it. Also, I incorrectly thought this song was a sexy/freaky little song about a toxic relationship but according to Dave it’s a cryptic song about getting betrayed. God, another moment of genius from my beloved Dave Bayley.

homesafe by VIBI

“Call me, call me when you’re home safe…”

This sweet song came up in a music discovery radio and I was immediately like “this is so cute”. Sonically it’s such a sunny song and the lyrics capture that feeling of butterflies when you really love someone. Yes it’s mostly pointing towards a romantic interest but I feel like the sentiment can also be reflected to your friends. And that openness to interpretation makes this such a great song to me.

YOU! by Never Ending Fall

“Maybe one day, maybe somehow I swear…”

Never Ending Fall is hiding some serious bangers for their next project. I first heard the completed version of this song — in its ping-pong ball drop glory — in OCTOBER of last year. I’ve been waiting since THEN. The boys had been leaking demos they were working on and this song was an instant hit for me. They played it live at their show earlier this year and it was one of the highlights of the show I’m not gonna lie. Like the vibe in room was so electric and I just can’t wait for them to play it live again. This song makes me feel feral and I swear I’ve been listening to it just to feel something lately. Obviously thinking of my boyfriend here. I love him so much. I miss him so much. So thanks boys for another banger. MORE TO COME I KNOW.

Backwards by Rachael Yamagata

“I never want to look back and regret it all by staying here…”

It has been an honor working with a literal legendary songwriter and artist like Rachael. This song has been speaking to an emotion I’ve felt a lot throughout my life: the fear of staying stuck in something that isn’t good for me. Rachael sings this song with such a knowing of the pain that it is to acknowledge that you can’t go back to something. I’ve felt so seen by this song lately as I try to make everyone in my life see that staying in LA is breaking my heart. It really is just so inspiring to work with such a visionary like Rachael. Stay tuned for her album “Starlit Alchemy” coming in October! It is a gorgeous masterpiece.

Frozen Love by Buckingham Nicks

“You are not happy, but what is love?…”

I can’t believe I can finally stream this song. And this MASTERPIECE ALBUM as a whole. I need to get the vinyl of this album stat. But seriously what a blessing that it’s more accessible to steep in this song. ESPECIALLY THE GUITAR SOLO. It just enraptures me every time. It’s angsty and otherworldly and ahhh I just love it. Thank you GOD for Buckingham Nicks. You better listen to this album if you haven’t before. These are my musical estranged parents we’re talking about!!

Albums/EPs you gotta listen to: I quit by HAIM, Virgin by Lorde, Hang a Star by Pleasure Pill, Blush by Kevin Abstract, Seriously Love, Go Home by Charlotte OC, Drown by Frances Anderson, paper doll by quinnie, BELOVED by GIVĒON, SWAG by Justin Bieber, Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party by Hayley Williams, BITE ME by Reneé Rapp, Accelerator by Bad Suns (OBVIOUSLY), Greetings From Your Hometown by Jonas Brothers, hickey by Royel Otis, I Barely Know Her by sombr, Portal by Balu Brigada, The Clearing by Wolf Alice, Gold Star Baby by The Aces, EURO-COUNTRY by CMAT, MONOCHROME: THE WHITE ALBUM by Madison Rose, A Matter of Time by Laufey, No Hard Feelings by The Beaches, Music for Poor Kids by Poolhouse, Bite Reality by Cafuné, Buckingham Nicks by Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham

God I’m so glad Summer is over. What an exhausting few months of yearning and just honestly trying to stay alive. I’m ready for colder weather and my return to London in November. Fall, please give me the best you’ve got. You know I’ve got some new chapters to start.