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SOS

by SZA

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The highly anticipated album by SZA includes 23 songs that play around with different styles but have a recurring theme. Sometimes moving forward requires us to take an honest look at the past, ourselves and our relationships. It is a fun, upbeat tracklist to motivate you as you begin a new stage in your life. Driven by the desire to be a better version of herself and to approach life unapologetically, SZA meets the unknown full of angst and energy. Ready to conquer whatever’s ahead? Here’s SOS.

And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow

by Weyes Blood

Weyes Blood resembles a sultry version of Joni Mitchell on this album who gently guides listeners into a violet fog, commenting on life’s uncertainties. She sings about the relatability of everyone being overwhelmed and fearing the same things. However, she also says “we don’t have time anymore to be afraid” and encourages others to accept what they cannot control. Her poetic lyrics, angelic instrumentals and harmonies make this a soft project to put on to slow down and carefully plot your next move.

by Montell Fish

This project follows the stages of a breakup. It is an album about mourning a connection and the mental repercussions — wondering about how the other person feels, being curious about love in general, looking back at the past and realizing things were not as they seemed. If you need to feel seen after a romantic loss or need to reflect on your own relationships, press play on JAMIE.

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