In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!
Here’s who we played:
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Papyllon- Forever
https://wearepapyllon.com/
Forever grabs you with a cheerful, dance-able, and nostalgic vibe mixed with a reflective and sometimes even ironic lyrical testimony,
reminding us to stay true to ourselves and everything we believe, using an analogy of a band trying to make it big. It talks about reaching our dreams –
and that it sometimes takes forever – as well as the importance of struggles and making mistakes on the way.
Gold Record- Dance Where I Want
Duke Carpentier- Simple
https://www.instagram.com/dukecarpentier/
Aryeh Shalom
Exile And Redemption
https://www.aryehshalom.com/
The music is described as a “Neo-Hasidic Opera”, that deals with traumatic life events; children ripped away at the beginning of your divorce leading to a manic-depressive hospitalization,
the birth of three daughters, two divorces, and the passing of Shalom’s mother. There isn’t a piece of work in orthodox music that has ever openly created this until now.
Sean Hassard “Summer Rose”
Buckle up and allow yourself to get lost in the mellow joy of this sunshine bop, a top-down sunset drive towards love.
https://www.facebook.com/SeanHassardMusic
Saiah (BLACK)PLANET
https://www.instagram.com/iloveyousai/
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