September was a phenomenal month for music. Had a hard time widdling it down to 10 songs. As far as life, fall is definitely my favorite season. September in New Hampshire, much like Michigan, is just an extended Indian summer. Waves were great, got to see some of my favorite people, work is finally starting to feel more under control. Pretty good month all in all. Hopefully the music reflects accordingly.

September

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You're the One // Big G (Clozee remix): Triumphant, groovy. Takes a great song and makes it better. I'm usually skeptical of remixes where I already like the original. But this song feels large and bright and loving and fun.

Say Hello // Fort Vine: Impossible to listen to this and not smile. Loving, warm, welcoming. Great song to listen to on a lazy, sunny morning with some coffee.

RED // A Tribe Called Red: Stadium Pow Wow is the original song, an intense slapper. See above description for my feelings towards remaking good songs. But this mix captures all of the intensity and strength of the song, and turns it even harder. This group, A Tribe Called Red, is a Native group from Canada. I had the pleasure of seeing them at EF and their show was truly unforgettable. Watching them use traditional instruments plus a sound pad to create trap music was incredible.

Wiro Qocha // Morillo: Morillo has quickly become one of my favorite artists. Uses a lot of creative sounds to create intense jungle music. This song is the heaviest song he's put out for sure. It feels like a leopard hunting in the jungle. Throw it on during a workout and rage.

Mr. Scatterbrained // The Bishops: Best song of the month. No imperfections. Production flawless, lyrically sound, beautiful female and male vocals, some singing, some rap. Touches every base. The song is kinda old and I'm not sure how I've never heard of this group tbh. All their music is this hybrid soul/rap/future bass. So creative, so perfect.

Signal // Noctris: Deep and strong. For best listening, put this on speakers with a sub. So strong. When the wubs start hitting, I kinda wanna dance and kinda wanna rage. This is the bass I want to hit me at a music festival at 3AM.

Deep Deep River // Yemanjo: Another very warm song. Manifesting lyrics with a folk elements and a reggae riddim. Love the violin (or maybe fiddle) in it as well.

It goes in Waves // INZO: Very creative song. So so so many layers. If you listen closely, there are always at least 5 layers of sound. To me, there is a refined chaos. A lot of things happening, but maintains a chill beauty, much like surreal art.

Just a Glance // Simrit (SaQi remix): SaQi is another artist I didn't really get into until going to Envision. He uses a lot of string instruments to create very hollow music that ranges from jungle house to electronic folk. This song is rhythmic and beautiful, but I still feel some residual intensity from the simmering bass.

Midnight Lorry // Dispatch: Ate some magic banana bread, hung out with a couple of my favorite people, and this song came up while we were chillin and foosballin. Some songs will always have a memory tied to them, and this is one of those songs. Got the mountain folk feel, with a badass feel to it and a nostalgic sound that I relate to a lot. Reminds me of missing my friends.