A Little Guide On: Bands For Your Peace Of Mind
I feel like sometimes we just need very calm and soothing music, to either help us get through things, or to listen to when we are just tired and don’t want any harsh sounds or to clear our heads from everything. This is why I decided to recommend you a couple of artists that I think are awesome when it comes to making this type of music.
Sir Sly
Although they have been a recent discovery, Sir Sly has definitely made it into my favourite bands list. Their music is beautiful and so tranquil and wonderful…like I just love them. I wouldn’t usually describe music that way, but you’ll understand what I mean when you listen to them. Their live sessions are also perfection, and they are basically almost everything I have been listening to lately. Their most recent production has been their Gold EP, which I totally recommend to any indie pop fanatic. They are different but their simplicity makes them excellent. As for songs, I highly recommend you listen to Easy Now, Gold and Ghost (both the studio and live versions for any of them are great).
The Neighbourhood
I have been listening to these people for a while now, yet there hasn’t been a time in which I have gotten bored of them. They are not only constantly producing new sounds, but their is something about their style that seems to make me addicted. Although some of their songs make seem to be dark, their indie rock-ish vibes are uniquely incredible. After listening to more of their music, you’ll realize they aren’t just Sweater Weather, but that they actually make their music with a passion that is reflected in smooth melodies and sometimes weird but great lyrics. Also, do not even get me started on their vocalist because Jesse’s voice is life- literally. Their I Love You album, featuring their hit Sweater Weather, is iconic, and from that one I highly recommend Alleyways and Afraid. Also, they have amazing EPs such as The Love Collection, from which No Grey and West Coast are my faves, but the other song in the EP, $TING, is also great.
Coldplay
Ever since I started building my own music taste, probably when I was 11, I have made some serious progression and it has changed unimaginably over the years. Nonetheless, Coldplay is that one band that has remained. Always. From Fix You to Viva La Vida to Magic, this band has always created outstanding songs which I still treasure in my iTunes library. To me Coldplay is just a style of its own, like there’s no comparison. Their music is so so so brilliant and their songs are able to make you happy or inspired or to have a deep moment of reflection. This band is everything people, I am telling you although I know a lot of you like them already, because for those who don’t, I suggest you go back and listen to some of their music. Fill yourself with some of their fantastic tunes. The albums that I love the most from them are X & Y, A Rush Of Blood To The Head, Mylo Xyloto and their most recent: Ghost Stories. My all time favourite songs would have to be Viva La Vida, Clocks, Speed of Sound, Paradise, Magic, Fix You, Charlie Brown, etc.
Pacific Air
I will admit that I have only been listening to them for a little while, but oh my god, they are one of the best things ever. I want you to go ahead and listen to their entire Stop Talking album and you will seriously fall in love. Pacific Air is one of the most wonderful fresh sounds right now. Their music isn’t only soothing and “chill” but it is also the type you will keep on replay. I feel like I hadn’t heard something like it in a while, but I realized their style is a fusion of some of the best vibes ever. Furthermore, I love these two brothers because they bring me memories of youth and fun and freedom (for some reason, also to lemonade and summer, but OK). If you are bored of always the same music, perhaps giving their music a listen will make you feel refreshed and lively. I promise you’ll smile. The first song I ever head from them was Float, which I absolutely adore, but I also love Move, Roses, Sunshine…basically the entire Stop Talking and also songs like Intermission (from their EP Long Live KO KO as they were previously called KO KO).
Remember you can always send us your questions or comments here! I hope you enjoyed this music edition guide, and hope you have a lovely day!
With much love,
Paula xx







