#pop rnb

[twoghostslarrie]

ZAYN??? STREAMING AND TALKING ABOUT WHATEVER HE WANTS!!!!!! SNIPPETS OF HIS NEW ALBUM? IT'S GONNA BE A CONTINUATION OF MIND OF MINE?

[taweetie]

[grrrlmusic]

Playinwitme | KYLE feat. Kehlani

[bandomsnob]

Cuz baby, we’re just reckless kids // Trying to find an island in the flood

Love this song by MAX. The guitar is nice and simple, which complements the song perfectly but is a stark contrast to the rest of his music. His voice sounds absolutely amazing in this song, and you can hear all the emotions in every word. 

[bandomsnob]

Come on baby, catch me if you can // I know you don’t have any other plans

Love this song by Marian Hill. The beat is so cool and interesting, and I love the hook of the song. Samantha’s voice is so light and sweet in this song, and it is a cool contrast from the music.

[bandomsnob]

Cuz the same ones that shun you are the same ones that love you // The same words that break you are the same words that shape you

My favorite song from Tori Kelly’s album.  She has such a powerful, yet vulnerable voice, and this song showcases that perfectly. I love these lyrics and the message that they talk about. I also love that they chose to put the live version on her album, because it’s so raw and honest and just brings so much impact to these words. She really shines in such an intimate setup like this.

[musictyme]

Tyla - ART

[mixedracevibes]

Anja Pham: Polish R’n’B

 Anja Pham - Płaska Ziemia (prod. Kacezet) [Official Video]

Notes from Poland Article 

Anja Pham is a musical artist with a Vietnamese father and Polish mother roots originally from Nysa, in southwestern Poland, and currently based in Warsaw. Anja describes her music style as “urban”, blending R’n’B influences with pop.

She admits that her Vietnamese background is not reflected in her music as she doesn’t feel connected to Vietnamese culture because she grew up in Poland. Anja identifies as Polish and stresses the importance of the Polish language, tradition and history in her upbringing.

When she was younger, she says, she was embarrassed about her background because her peers mocked her for it. Although she was picked on at school, she highlights how much Poland has changed since then.

With more migrants arriving, Poland is becoming a more multicultural country, and people have become more accepting of differences, says Anja. She also notes that “the Polish music scene is really diverse in terms of style, and it’s really exciting to see more and more women in the music industry. For me one of the most important things is to support one another.”

Anja sings in Polish, and her inspiration comes from her daily life and experiences of her friends and family. Her most recent single, Flat Earth (Płaska Ziemia), explores the cosmic experience of romantic love, change and regret. The song appeared in Radio Eska’s music chart of the most popular new releases.