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]]>Fans of The 1975 will enjoy the indie rock sounds of the boyband Wallows. You might recognize the leading man of the band, Dylan Minnette, from the hit show “Thirteen Reasons Why.” Their song “Are You Bored Yet” is reminiscent of the 1975’s more upbeat tracks with guitar instrumentals such as “I’m In Love With You.”
Fans of the the 1975’s slow burn songs such as “Somebody Else,” and “Robbers” will particularly enjoy the hypnotic sounds of The Japanese House. Amber’s sultry sound in “Saw You in a Dream” offers listeners a pleasant melange of indie rock, pop, and sad girl energy that fans are sure to resonate with.
Like The 1975 and the Wallows, Clairo is great for fans of indie heartbreak, and songs about falling in love. Her vocals are unique in tracks such as “Sofia,” and “Bags” where she offers audience lyrics about love and relationships, akin to lyrics in many of The 1975 songs.
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]]>Like Stranger’s, Barret’s song “Heartbreak in the Hamptons” is melodic and trancelike, and evokes lyrics of love and money, against the backdrop of the luxurious Hamptons.
Pinkpanther’s “Pain,” evokes similar feelings to “Strangers” as it reminisces about a previous romance, and inspires similar feelings of vulnerability. The soulful vocals and musical sound also feel similar to Grace’s.
Lorde’s voice is melodic and haunting in its entirely, and her song “Supercut” is reminiscent of loss and love, reflection, and driving your car late at night with the music all the way up. Lorde’s vocals are akin to Grace’s, as are her lyrics in this gem of a song.
Melanie Martinez’s Pity Party mirrors Grace’s feelings of rejection and isolation, and share an atmospheric depth and hypnotic sound.
Fans of Kenya Grace’s voice will particular enjoy Eryn Martin’s sound. Her soft vocals are similar whispery tone, and her lyrics invoke a similar emotional landscape.
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]]>The post Ways to Jazz Up Your Java at Home appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Good coffee starts with better beans. Check out your local coffee shop for fresh beans from a variety of origins. For even better results, grind the beans yourself with a simple grinder and let the smell of fresh beans fill your home.
If you’re someone who loves flavored coffee, try buying some store-bought flavors, or make them at home. You would be surprised how easy a stove-top brown sugar syrup is to make. With a variety of flavors on hand, the coffee world is your oyster.
Invest in a hand frother! In addition to hand frothers, you can also check out milk frothers that will also heat up your milk. Not only will a frother make your coffee taste better, but it will also give you that genuine coffee shop vibe.
Put your bartending skills to the test and make a shaken espresso using a cocktail shaker! Mix it with your favorite syrup or brown sugar and pour it over ice and milk of your choice.
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]]>The post 3 Artists to Listen to if You Love The 1975 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Fans of The 1975 will enjoy the indie rock sounds of the boyband Wallows. You might recognize the leading man of the band, Dylan Minnette, from the hit show “Thirteen Reasons Why.” Their song “Are You Bored Yet” is reminiscent of the 1975’s more upbeat tracks with guitar instrumentals such as “I’m In Love With You.”
Fans of the the 1975’s slow burn songs such as “Somebody Else,” and “Robbers” will particularly enjoy the hypnotic sounds of The Japanese House. Amber’s sultry sound in “Saw You in a Dream” offers listeners a pleasant melange of indie rock, pop, and sad girl energy that fans are sure to resonate with.
Like The 1975 and the Wallows, Clairo is great for fans of indie heartbreak, and songs about falling in love. Her vocals are unique in tracks such as “Sofia,” and “Bags” where she offers audience lyrics about love and relationships, akin to lyrics in many of The 1975 songs.
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]]>The post Here’s Five Songs to Listen to if You Love Kenya Grace’s “Strangers” appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Like Stranger’s, Barret’s song “Heartbreak in the Hamptons” is melodic and trancelike, and evokes lyrics of love and money, against the backdrop of the luxurious Hamptons.
Pinkpanther’s “Pain,” evokes similar feelings to “Strangers” as it reminisces about a previous romance, and inspires similar feelings of vulnerability. The soulful vocals and musical sound also feel similar to Grace’s.
Lorde’s voice is melodic and haunting in its entirely, and her song “Supercut” is reminiscent of loss and love, reflection, and driving your car late at night with the music all the way up. Lorde’s vocals are akin to Grace’s, as are her lyrics in this gem of a song.
Melanie Martinez’s Pity Party mirrors Grace’s feelings of rejection and isolation, and share an atmospheric depth and hypnotic sound.
Fans of Kenya Grace’s voice will particular enjoy Eryn Martin’s sound. Her soft vocals are similar whispery tone, and her lyrics invoke a similar emotional landscape.
The post Here’s Five Songs to Listen to if You Love Kenya Grace’s “Strangers” appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Ways to Jazz Up Your Java at Home appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Good coffee starts with better beans. Check out your local coffee shop for fresh beans from a variety of origins. For even better results, grind the beans yourself with a simple grinder and let the smell of fresh beans fill your home.
If you’re someone who loves flavored coffee, try buying some store-bought flavors, or make them at home. You would be surprised how easy a stove-top brown sugar syrup is to make. With a variety of flavors on hand, the coffee world is your oyster.
Invest in a hand frother! In addition to hand frothers, you can also check out milk frothers that will also heat up your milk. Not only will a frother make your coffee taste better, but it will also give you that genuine coffee shop vibe.
Put your bartending skills to the test and make a shaken espresso using a cocktail shaker! Mix it with your favorite syrup or brown sugar and pour it over ice and milk of your choice.
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