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A friend of mine just released a fun album called Mr. Verano. His artist name is A-Wall. It has that summer road trip vibe and the lyrics are pretty relatable (at least to me, a college student lol). I'm not sure if he's trying to get big, but this was just a fun little project for him that he was working on for a couple years and finally released it. DEFINITELY check out A-Wall's Mr. Verano. It's one of my favs 
*sigh* I wish summer was longer.
*sigh* I wish summer was longer.
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I would suggest listening to Saint Motelevision by Saint Motel, if you like older sounding music with a bit of a modern twist. A lot of my favorites from this band are on this Album. If you want specific songs I would suggest: For elise, Destroyer, Move, and Sweet talk. Sweet talk and Move both have really cool 360 music videos on YT.
ZABA and How to be a human being by Glass Animals are good as well, I discovered Glass Animals last year and I still listen to their songs regularly. Specific songs for Zaba are: Black Mambo, Toes, Flip, and Exxus (A warning about exxus, the music video is kind of trypop, so if you have trypophobia, don't watch the video)
Specifics for How to be a human being: Mama's Gun, Poplar st, Cane Shuga, The other side of paradise and Pork Soda. (A warning that some of the lyrics do have curse words, I'm only saying it just in case some people are not into that)
ZABA and How to be a human being by Glass Animals are good as well, I discovered Glass Animals last year and I still listen to their songs regularly. Specific songs for Zaba are: Black Mambo, Toes, Flip, and Exxus (A warning about exxus, the music video is kind of trypop, so if you have trypophobia, don't watch the video)
Specifics for How to be a human being: Mama's Gun, Poplar st, Cane Shuga, The other side of paradise and Pork Soda. (A warning that some of the lyrics do have curse words, I'm only saying it just in case some people are not into that)
Wish I can suggest Shiina Ringo/Tokyo Jihen but PONYCANON pretty much isolated JP music from Americans. Looking for very refined ladies and gents to reccomend me some lovely jazz or anything vintage from 1920's to 1980's. I need to expand the list. I'm also willing to go for free form jazz too.
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