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You’ve heard it every year, but it was, yet again, another fantastic year for music. Personally, it felt like a breakthrough year for some of the artists I’ve been following for ages. We love to see it.

It was a great year for music, I say it every year, but It truly felt innovative and more mature. Polished and profound. I had a great time listening to artists that I know and love, seeing their evolution and progression, along with discovering new and relevant artists that I’m really excited to see what the future holds for them.

Without saying the same thing I do every year, basically that “it was a great year for music, so hard to choose, genetic banter etc.” let’s just get right into what albums gripped and ripped in 2022.

Another year, another 365 days of music. Here is my subjective review of my favorite 10 albums that were released in 2021. Yet again, another amazing year for new tunes, so it was hard to whittle it down.

Music is what keeps me sane and grounded and this year was no exception. A tough year, no doubt, but in terms of music, it was a wonderful year. It was honestly hard to choose only ten albums given the sheer talent and quality that came out of this year. Check it out! 👀

I live and die by the google calendar and have been known to block out every hour, every weekend, every moment with what activity or adventure I’d like to go on. I have a deep sense of what can best be described as the 2012 Tumblr mantra, “wanderlust.”

It’s that time! Music time!

2019. Nice! Almost done with the entire year which is pretty insane. Good thing there were countless fantastic albums to spin through. From the “classics” to the new discoveries, it wasn’t easy to whittle this one down.

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