Well hi everyone, reporting to you live from a dog-tired state of mind at the end of the year. Fall was all sorts of exciting and exhausted so I’m very excited to settle into a little hibernation mode as winter comes through.

Summer and Fall 2025 share the common trait of too much going on and random moments of pain in different shades — as a result both seasons feel like they just blur together. Seriously, the only way I can tell them apart is the playlists. Time to share some of the songs on my playlist and thoughts on new releases from the season. Stick around for the full playlist.

For most of the summer, I felt like I was in a holding pattern as I trudged through what’s left of my life in LA. September in particular was a bitch to me for no reason — literally the only highlight was watching one of my best friends get married. Otherwise, I was in an anxiously miserable place, hanging on because I needed to get past October to get to November when I’d get to be in London again.

October got slightly better mostly from the excitement that I was closer to being in London again in November and of course, seeing Bad Suns in concert. Otherwise, more of the same restlessness in my soul.

Going into November and my time in London, I knew I had to start getting serious about how I was gonna be moving on from my life in LA. The space away from my old home started to clear my mind. After a bunch of serious conversations and experiences with my boyfriend, it became clear to me that I do know what I want and I can’t be afraid to say it anymore. A lot of my hesitation about saying it to myself before was the inevitable “omg how many people am I gonna be letting down??” feeling in the pit of my stomach. But the more time passes, the more I’m sure that I need to 1) marry this man 2) move to the UK and build our life together there and 3) really start prioritizing how to responsibly deal with everything that I can in LA to make sure I leave as little loose ends as I can. It’s a scary thing to acknowledge the need to uproot like this, but my confidence in this is sure.

One thing I do know though — the next two years are gonna be a process. But that’s what my word of the next year is gonna be all about. I’ll tell you more about that in my end of year recap.

Like I said, the blur that was Fall 2025 can only be parsed out from my playlist in this season. So, that all said — time to talk about the autumnal anthems of 2025. Let’s jump in.

Highlights

IT GIRL by JADE

“Throw me them roses, well that’s just showbiz, baby…”

I was so pleasantly surprised by the main pop girl energy in JADE’s album. I wasn’t necessarily a Little Mix stan in high school but I definitely liked a few songs when I was in discovery mode in Shanghai. I remember my dear boyfriend Luke telling me how incredible this album was and I was like “hmm ok, I’ll give it a listen.” It blew my mind. My favorites are “Plastic Box”, “Unconditional”, “Self Saboteur”, and “Before You Break My Heart”. I love her vulnerability in this album and just the unique perspective she takes in her songs. Seriously listen to this entire album for some damn good pop music.

You Know You Love It by The Thing With Feathers

“Yeah, I’m a high-rise lover…”

I saw The Thing With Feathers open for my boys in Never Ending Fall earlier this year and I have been eagerly keeping my eye on these guys. This song is exactly what you wanna hear on a drunken night out at a dive bar. I love the way they pull you into the scene in this song. If there’s an indie rock band you need on your radar, I’m telling you to watch out for these guys. DEFINITELY GO SEE THEM LIVE. And their new album is also incredible, go listen to it.

d£aler by Lola Young

“I wanna get away, far from here, pack my bags, my drugs and disappear. Tell you “no”, make it clear, I’m not coming back for fifteen years…”

Lola Young’s album I’m Only F***ing Myself was a true work of art through and through. I remember listening to it on a drive back home from visiting a bestie across the city and it was absolutely captivating. I felt the rawness of her emotions and it immediately disarmed me. This song, “who f***ing cares?”, “Post Sex Clarity”, and “SPIDERS” really spoke to me in this season. Especially as I was sorting through the seriousness of my relationship with Luke and the possibility of building my life in London, these songs were speaking to all of the feelings. With “d£aler” in particular, I felt seen in the wanting to run away from LA so it became my go-to for all the times I had to get in my car. Y’all literally I am SO SICK of driving and it feels like the anthem for the angst of the holding pattern I was in while in LA this fall.

Leaves by Parcels

“What about the leaves, what about the time of day…”

I remember listening to this one on my way back from my bestie Mackayla’s rehearsal dinner in September. It was a 2.5 hour drive back and forth from LA for a couple days, so naturally I needed to listen to whatever was new that I could catch up on. Parcels had been a band I’d heard of but I couldn’t tell if I’d actually heard them. This groovy song immediately caught my ear. Especially after getting a stupid citation from missing a stop sign I needed some music to chill out to on the drive home. They definitely helped me relax on long drive home.

Taste by Sophie Ellis-Bextor

“Baby, I don’t know what goes into your recipe, it just works for me…”

First off, Sophie Ellis-Bextor I was unfamiliar with your GAME queen! Obviously I was around for the Saltburn-induced resurgence of her song “Murder on the Dancefloor” but I was curious to hear what else she was working on. She released an album in the fall called Perimenopop – which is the most GENIUS album title I’ve heard in a minute. Because of the title alone, I wanted to really give her a listen and I found a goddamn delight. I highly recommend bopping along to her iconic disco pop music.

Giving Up Air by The Temper Trap

“Giving up air, layin’ it bare, hoping my dreams will reappear…”

New music from The Temper Trap in the year of our Lord 2025? Insanity in the best way. I grew up loving their music on alternative radio and their songs soundtracked my abroad experiences in Shanghai in college. When I heard this song, I felt like they recaptured the magic of “Fader” and “Sweet Disposition”. This one seemed to speak to me in this season, making me realize how I needed to surrender to the slow disillusionment I’ve been dealing with while in LA again. I love how The Temper Trap always captures this really expansive sound, it’s like they give space to process well.

Pretty Sure I’m In Love With You by Olen

“I’m pretty sure that I’m in love with you, well actually I know I am…”

The only bright spot of this season was the progression of my relationship with my boyfriend Luke. This song seemed to perfectly describe it. Yes, we’d been saying “I love you” since June, but somehow we were still continuing to fall in love with each other more and more. The time physically apart and investing in weekly/daily rhythms really increased our emotional understanding of each other. Before I knew it, things that used to scare me about intimacy didn’t scare me anymore.

BETTER LoVE by Bermuda Search Party

“If you find a better love, I hope that you are better off…”

Ever since I saw Bermuda Search Party live in the spring, I have been eagerly listening. This song was enrapturing from the first notes I heard. It’s the type of euphoric pop rock that just immediately gets me. It was no surprise to me that they worked with Eric Palmquist (aka Bad Suns’s producer). You gotta listen to them if you haven’t.

Fleeting by Sarah Kinsley

“You can cut your hair all you want, but it won’t stop the feeling. The answer is always, the answer is always fleeting…”

If you’ve been here for a while, you might know how much I love the ethereal music Sarah Kinsley makes. Her latest single “Fleeting” feels as captivating as Lorde’s “Supercut” – IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW. I love how it subtly hints at that song musically and Robyn’s “Dancing On My Own”. I am BEGGING for a DJ to make a proper mashup of these songs BTW. She so brilliantly captures the restlessness I’ve been feeling.

So Easy (To Fall in Love) by Olivia Dean

“’I’m the perfect mix of Saturday night and the rest of your life…”

Like everyone and their mom seemingly, I too was bewitched by the beautiful sounds of Olivia Dean. I loved this song in particular because of the way it balances self-love and loving someone else. It’s such a healthy love song. And of course, it’s how I was feeling in my relationship with Luke. Just pure, easy, free-flowing love for each other.

WHERE IS MY HUSBAND! by Raye

“I would like a ring, I would like a ring, I would like a ring on my wedding finger…”

This song is a fucking masterpiece. And admittedly I would have been singing it with my whole chest more if I wasn’t in the relationship that is literally leading me to that ring. I mean, the catchiness of it didn’t stop me from doing so regardless, but what this song made me realize is that the ring is way closer than it has ever been. And that spooked me a little. While Luke and I were away from each other, I was realizing that November would be the decision month of how I would go about potentially moving to London. And I had to start seriously considering marriage. Not as a means to move to London, but as maybe the exact reason why I need to be in London. As much as I love the absolute genius of this song, it was making me realize that my “not a wife” days are numbered.

Guardian Angel by Carly Rae Jepsen

“I wanna be your guardian angel, I wanna be the words you pray…”

I talked about the 10 years of this legit album of all time during the fall, but this song from the 10th anniversary release really captured the progression of my relationship with Luke. I really feel so safe in his arms and I know he feels the same in mine. Leave it to CRJ to give us another song to bond over.

Sore by Chrissy

“Nothing hurts anymore, it’s just a little bit sore…”

I can’t remember how I found this song honestly. But I know I went back to it very often in this season. Especially as I was navigating the rubble of my life in LA and balancing the hopefulness of my life in London, this song helped me make sense of where my heart was at in all of it. Such brilliant songwriting and I just love it sonically.

Ice in My OJ by Hayley Williams

“No secrets, no games to play, it’s alright, it’s ok, never felt this way, got me jumpin’ inside, thinking about you…”

Hayley Williams’s Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party album had me in a CHOKEHOLD in this season. Like y’all, I could not stop listening to it. I felt too soon in so many emotions. She also just kept releasing these insanely good songs with such devastating lore behind them. This song in particular captured the vibe I was trudging through while in LA, working two jobs with no social life and familial/financial chaos and hanging on because of my sweet long distance boyfriend. This season I kept this one on repeat, “Kill Me”, “Hard”, and “Good Ol’ Days”. Also I need everyone to listen to the vocal performance in “Parachute” because SHEESH, that is HEARTBREAK. She really ate us the fuck up on this album. Get this woman her Grammy, thanks!

LYING AROUND by j solomon

“I’m looking for something more, satisfying and pure…”

I found jsolomon’s secret account on TikTok first and he was promoting a show at the Moroccan Lounge in LA. I felt like I needed to check him out, especially when I heard this song. He really is a rockstar you need to keep your eye on. I love the tongue-in-cheek vibe he has and I’m definitely keeping an eye on his releases.

Banning Books by She’ll Hunt, Talia Stewart, & Jimi Greene

“Who’s gonna, gonna save us now?…”

I found this absolutely captivating protest song on TikTok and I had to add it to my fall vibes playlist. I love the haziness of it. The harmonies are so tight and the bassline stays so groovy, you forget that it’s describing the dystopia of the present moment in the world. I think everyone needs to take note of this song because it is genius.

In The Event of Her Departure by Matthew Ifield

“Love isn’t for you if you’re faint of heart…”

I found this song on TikTok and was immediately enraptured. It’s so gentle but so true in its reflection on the difficult parts of love. It hits me the way Stephen Sanchez’s songs hit me in the last couple years. Especially as I was thinking ahead of after my November trip to London, it spoke to the ache in my heart that I don’t have a home with Luke just yet, even if our relationship feels like home.

Headlights by In Color

“Just keep on driving with your headlights off…”

The TikTok campaign that was run for this song needs to be STUDIED. Lol but real talk, this song has the same euphoria that The 1975 have. It’s honestly just a grade A song to makeout to. Really excited by what In Color is doing, I am gonna need to do a full deep dive of their songs soon.

Who You Really Are by Pisha

“Now I know who you really are, we both know there’s no going back…”

Again, I don’t remember how I found this song. All I know is that its hypnotizing beat had me HOOKED. I literally was in such a daze from it sonically that I couldn’t tell if it was a love song or not. I had to take it off my playlist with Luke because I realized it was not a love song lol. But I love the way it captures the determination of moving forward. Which in a lot of ways I was doing in this season. “One foot in front of the other” specifically.

Man of the House by Gatlin

“Now I can build these walls, now I can say how tall they are…”

Gatlin’s album The Eldest Daughter was the best album I listened to on October 3rd. Yes I will say it, full shade to TSwift bc girl what the hell was that. Lol ANYWAY that’s all I’ll say on that. But real talk, the songwriting in this song is so good and real and funny. As I’m moving into the thought process that I am building a new home for myself (and Luke), this song became my anthem for getting excited about that. I just really love Gatlin and I think you all should be listening to her. Go listen to her album thanks!!

So Unfair by Sophia James

“I’m on the record but you put me on the B side…”

OK I HAVE A STORY FOR Y’ALL. First of all, I have been keeping an eye Sophia James since I saw her open for Jensen Mcrae in 2022. Second of all, right before the group 7 stuff popped off, I was supposed to see her play at the Moroccan Lounge. I LITERALLY RSVP’D FOR IT BECAUSE I WAS EXCITED TO SEE HER LIVE AGAIN. BUT THEN, I ended up not going because work was stressing me out so much that I didn’t have energy to go after all. I COULD’VE BEEN SCREAMING THIS SONG LIVE WITH ALL OF IRL GROUP 7 IN LA. Anyway, group 7 funny business aside, I’m just happy that more people know about the genius that is Sophia James. She has so many more bangers up her sleeve, I feel it.

Hush Baby, Hurry Slowly by Sigrid

“It’s on the tip of your tongue, it’s like a loaded gun. Don’t wanna ruin it all before we’ve even begun…”

Sigrid’s album There’s Always More That I Could Say had so many words for me as I was preparing to go to London in November. I remember listening to the album on my way to a church weekend away in the mountains and feeling like this song was exactly what I was feeling in anticipation. I had a feeling a lot would happen between us in the trip but I couldn’t exactly figure out what. I was already a little spooked because this is the longest I’ve ever dated someone and I was terrified of moving things too fast. I love how this song speaks to the tension of pacing in a relationship. I’ve been going back to it, especially as I’ve been figuring out what my word of 2026 should be. Hint: it’s in the title of the song.

All Day I Dream About by Joe P

“I never loved, I never loved nobody else like I love you. And I’ll never love, I’ll never love nobody else like I love you. She said, ‘This year I think I’m gonna be a ghost on Halloween’…”

So before I left to London, I was seeing my beloved Bad Suns live. Joe P was the opener for the show. As I was listening to his music to prepare for the show, I found this song whose chorus eerily described my Halloween vibe this year. Because I flew out to London on Halloween night with a tag around my wrist that said “if lost please return to Luke”. Joe P just gave me the right song to play on Halloween as I wrapped up my long 4 month stint away from Luke.

Cut To The Feeling by Carly Rae Jepsen

“I wanna cut to the feeling…”

Literally as soon as I landed in London and got off the plane, this song was blasting in my headphones. I could not wait another moment. I remember skipping around and running through the airport to get my luggage and freshen up before finding Luke. I felt frantic, especially since my flight was delayed by an hour and I don’t sleep on planes lol. I eventually found him with his beautiful tweed coat, holding a bouquet of flowers for me. It was so sweet.

Heavy Foot by Mon Rovia

“No they never gonna keep us all down…”

Another absolute banger of a protest song. I found this song on TikTok but I was just floored by Mon Rovia’s EP Bloodline. Mon Rovia is just such a talented folk artist and songwriter. His music has a way of just grounding you in what’s real and important. Like in a Cat Stevens way. Go listen to him for just the most beautiful music that makes you want to walk through a field of flowers.

Count the Ways by The Last Dinner Party

“I count the ways that I love you everyday…”

I’m so happy Luke put this album on my radar. But more than that, I’m happy that he added this song to our playlist. I love how this song balances the sexiness of desire in the verses with the sweet sentiment of being in love in the chorus. Especially as we closed “the gaps” with me being in London again, I felt like this song explained us realizing the emotional intimacy we’d built while apart. It’s such a lovely song to yearn to. Go listen to their album, it’s really incredible btw.

Chemical Reaction by Debbii Dawson

“When it feels so good, when it feels so right, it’s automatic…”

I found this song earlier in the season but it wasn’t until I was in London that I was able to use it to move through my feelings. Without getting too explicit, it explained the joy and euphoria I was feeling as I reunited with Luke. It felt so good to come together again and be able to just enjoy being physically with each other. This song was the perfect song to skip down the street to as I celebrated my first weekend back. I love how this song is like if Dolly Parton wrote a disco song. It’s so gooooood.

Favorite Fear by Goldie Boutillier

“Of course you’re going under, I’m your favorite fear…”

With the euphoria I was feeling from reuniting with Luke, I was realizing the power I had over him. I’d always craved the idea of a man literally being weak at the thought of me, but now experiencing it made me realize “holy shit, what a responsibility it is when you love them”. And this song helped me process that. Of course, it’s cool as a woman to feel powerful enough to make a man weak at the thought of you. But if I want to love him well, it makes me more aware of the time, place, and pace at which I can wield my charm. I liked the idea of realizing I’ve become his favorite fear. It’s such a rock n roll, cheeky way to put it.

I Lied, I’m Sorry by Chloe Qisha

“In a London house, there’s the loneliest girl and a broken boy and a fuck ton of tension…”

I found Chloe Qisha’s music via the Spotify algorithm (rip btw lol) and I was immediately obsessed with her aesthetics and vibe. I listened to this song and her EP Modern Romance and loved the way she balanced polished pop with messy feelings and situations. I wasn’t immediately relating to all the feelings in her songs but I felt like I was like “oh yeah, definitely been there”. Listen to her music and definitely keep an eye on her because I am sure we’re gonna be hearing more iconic stuff from her soon.

The Hand by Annabelle Dinda

“This is a dream God put me in it…”

Oh my GOD THIS SONG. I LOVE THIS SONGGG. I found Annabelle working out this song acoustically on TikTok and I knew I needed it IMMEDIATELY. I am as obsessed with this song as I was when I first heard it. And that really feels rare for me. It feels like a mix of female indignance, angst, and introspective life processing. The combination of frantic poetry with the steady beat really gives voice to the whirlwind of things I was processing in November and December. Yes, I was living it up in London. But I was balancing two pretty high pressure remote jobs, a very serious relationship, changing priorities, serious conversations about the future, and eventually (again) the dull chaos of my life in LA. This song helped me just get the words out.

Die Happy by Holly Humberstone

“There’s something about you, so strange and beautiful…”

Leave it to Holly Humberstone to once again explain my heart perfectly. I’m starting to think that she needs to be added to my list of music supervisors of my life. This gorgeous song so dreamily explained the sweetness I was experiencing as I was realizing how serious my relationship with Luke had become. We had a lot of intense moments to navigate in the month including meeting his parents, me having a panic attack about us breaking up, and figuring out that we really are gonna marry each other at some point.

Always Falling in Love by Yam Haus and Sydney Quiseng

“I love the way it always feels like we’re falling in love…”

Yam Haus’s music has been on my radar for a few months and this duet with Echosmith’s Sydney Quiseng really solidified them in my indie music rotation. Of course, this sweet song soundtracked the cute moments between Luke and I in November. I love how this relationship is so effortless. Like it is my biggest joy to get to know him and ask him questions and talk about scary things together and do scary things together. It’s what falling in love feels like honestly. I love that this song captures that effortlessness.

Goodnight Tonight by Rikas

“Don’t get too tired for love…”

First of all, this is an UNDERRATED PAUL MCCARTNEY SONG. Second of all, this cover is MAGICAL. I found this cover on TikTok and immediately added it to my playlist because if you know this song from Paul, immediately YOU HAVE TASTE. Especially because Luke and I needed to keep a boundary during this trip, this song felt so real because honestly I really hated not being able to go home with him. I know the time will come where we’ll get to go to our home together but I’m sorry I just want it nowww. Don’t say goodnighttt tonight. Anywayyy lol.

Two Years by Sigrid

“It took me two years to get out of trouble…”

So I had a panic attack when I was in London and it was really really scary. A big part of it came from how I was reflecting on the state I was in two years ago. In fall 2023, I sunk to a really low place because of my last relationship and it in fact took me two years to get out of trouble. I was in therapy, trying not to go back to that ex, and figuring out my restlessness. The additional part of this panic attack was that I was scared that I could ever return to that state of feeling so abandoned. Namely, I was terrified of Luke abandoning me. Due to some misunderstandings, I ended up getting triggered one Tuesday night. This song in its spiraling about the past explained the hazy state that led to the panic attack. In a way, this song still touches a really tender part of my heart. But seriously thank God for Luke because not only did he help me regulate myself through the panic attack, but he so simply proved that he was not like that ex that fumbled me so bad. I am really so blessed to have him as a partner.

STAR by Quarters

“I’m in the city, and here’s what you wanted…”

Firstly, I have not been as tuned into them lately but not sure why Quarters dropped “of Change” from the old band name, but yk what go off anyway! Secondly, this song is sexy and angsty as fuck and I love it. I may not relate to it but one thing is for sure that I am always pro-sexy, angsty rock music. More of it please and thank you!

How to Live by Del Water Gap

“I know too much it’s freaking me out, but there’s gold under the rust, figuring it out just how to live…”

Goddamn, the songwriting in this song is SO GOOD. Del Water Gap has been on my radar for a while but this song in its messy pictures and (again) frantic poetry felt like a friend walking alongside me in this transitional season. I love the way it feels both expansive and cramped. It’s like if New York was a song. I really loved his album Chasing the Chimera, so yeah go listen to it.

Me Without You by Dress & Tie, Stephen Sanchez & Devi

“You are to me, the most perfect thing that I’ve ever seen, right out of my dreams…”

Stephen Sanchez and his girlfriend Devi are so fucking cute. Their duo’s self-titled EP Dress & Tie was the perfect soundtrack to Luke and I being cute as London was getting all Christmas-y. Don’t listen to this EP unless you are ready to hear the most adorable vintage love songs.

I’m Scared I’ll Never Sleep Again by 5 Seconds of Summer

“Every bed is cold without your body in it…”

I was absolutely FLOORED by the new 5SOS album. And it really caught me off guard. I’ve not really been a diehard fan of theirs but I’ve liked a few of their songs over the years. This album is making me want to go down the rabbit role of their discography. There’s a really cool edge to this album because of the way they’re lyrically straddling the line between maturity and immaturity. Sonically, it’s the strongest set of songs I’ve heard from them too. Like there’s such a clear evolution to their pop/rock/punk/alternative sound. I really wanna see them live now. So many great songs on this album, but this song really made me feel seen. Not just when I came back from London, but when I was in London, I felt this longing in my body and soul that I really hated being away from my boyfriend. I felt it so deeply one day in December that I was crashing out to this song on repeat in LA traffic. I ended up covering it on my Instagram because I needed to move through the feeling. It’s just such a beautiful angsty and euphoric song that is proof that they have a degree in yearnalism. Anyway, other highlights on this album include “Start Over” (from the deluxe version), “NOT OK”, “Telephone Busy”, “Evolve”, and “Everyone’s A Star!”. Just listen to the whole damn thing, it’s INSANELY GOOD.

Back For More by Nia Hendricks

“Because we fit just right, I’m gonna love you ’til the planets die. I see a future in your amber eyes…”

Ooof this magical dreamy love song. Yes, it is how I feel about Luke. I’m really at the point where I’m kind of in disbelief that I literally know this man is the love of my life. We’ve been dating for almost 7 months now and somehow it just feels like we’ve been wanting to know each other for our whole lives. Like we were really looking for each other all along. It also doesn’t fail to blow my mind how many invisible string things there are in our relationship. It really makes the scary conversations about the future feel less scary. We’re just excited to be together forever one day soon.

Best Case Girl by Beeson

“I wanna be your best case girl in a perfect world, I’d be ok sticking around…”

I am obsessed with Beeson. She is SO FUCKING TALENTED. I saw her live at the Moroccan Lounge in LA before I left for London and even got to talk to her after set. I’m legit so excited for her, she’s an angel through and through. This song stood out to me in December after my trip because 1) coming back to LA with a laundry list of familial and work chaos made me realize the need to communicate what I’m building in London and 2) I really need to work on communicating my boundaries. I’ve played the role of the reliable friend and family member (aka “best case girl”) for so long. And I’m realizing that I can’t be that in the way I’ve been anymore. I’m not ok sticking around in LA anymore and honestly, everyone needs to deal with it.

bedsheets by illusion hills

“Bedsheets still smell like you…”

God I love having a boyfriend with an incredible taste in music. He put me onto this song from our playlist together and not only was I incredibly flattered by the sentiment, but goddamn this is a good song. It’s such a euphoric song and I love the way it combines the yearning indie rock I love with alternative hip-hop. You know now that I’m vocalizing it, it’s like Luke’s music taste and mine had a baby. Yeah, literally this is what it would sound like. So coooool.

THE THRILL! by Never Ending Fall

“No matter what I do, I always dream of you…”

MY BOYS ARE COMING WITH AN ALBUM IN 2026. THANK GOD. Never Ending Fall is back baby and these songs are about to eat us all the fuck up. They were teasing some of the songs in their album announcement Twitch stream and I’m just gonna say that Luke will be getting a perfect blueprint in this album. This song in particular is what I am deeming “rowdy makeout music”. Get ready for more of that vibe from the boys, it’s gonna be iconic.

Albums/EPs you gotta listen to: JADE by JADE, The Dream by The Favors, I’m Only F***ing Myself by Lola Young, Girl Violence by King Princess, LOVED by Parcels, Perimenopop by Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Art of Loving by Olivia Dean, SPIRIT! by Hunny, Vie by Doja Cat, Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party by Hayley Williams, Starlit Alchemy by Rachael Yamagata, The Eldest Daughter by Gatlin, Bloodline by Mon Rovia, From the Pyre by The Last Dinner Party, There’s Always More That I Could Say by Sigrid, Modern Romance by Chloe Qisha, How’s The Despair? by Bramble, LUX by ROSALÍA, Chasing the Chimera by Del Water Gap, EVERYONE’S A STAR by 5SOS, Dress & Tie by Dress & Tie

Oh fall, what a time you were. I feel like I’m just now starting to come out of the fog that’s been the last few months. As “winter is slowly creeping in“, I’m realizing how much my life is on the cusp of changing in really big ways. In ways that I’ve not only been longing for, but that I’m more ready for than I think. I’m excited for what’s come, but we’ve got one more look back to do with my album of the year reflection to do. Yes, it’s another Bad Suns year. And yes, it’s gonna be a doozy.

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