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Top 10 Earrattic Songs for December 2018

10. Snowman - Sia

09. Shotgun - George Ezra

08. 99 (Kat Krazy Remix) - Barns Courtney

07. Superposition - Young the Giant

06. Narcissist - No Rome feat. The 1975

05. Feather - Meg Myers

04. Four Out of Five - Arctic Mondays

03. Chlorine - Twenty One Pilots

02. Love Me It If We Made It - The 1975

01. Song for You - Rhye

Tags: Best List

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08-Dec-2018

Milk (Tricky Mix) - Garbage

Siren Remix

Aya Sato (YSMF)

Tags: Dance, Music, Portrait, Reinterpreted, Respect, Re-tooled, Tribute, Video

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06-Dec-2018

All My Friends - The Revivalists

Explorers

Tags: Animate, Fantasy, Music, Reimagined, Reinterpreted, Respect, SciFi, Tribute, Trip, Unity, World

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03-Dec-2018

(because she knows the hook and Kanye deemed it so) 02-Dec-2018

Taylor Swift 02-Dec-2018

Tags: Genius of Art, Music

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02-Dec-2018

Take You Down - Illenium

The Apocalypse

Apocalypse Composite

The apocalypse. 28-Nov-2018

Tags: Drama, Environment, Gore, Horror, Mature, Music, Mystery, NSFW, Reimagined, Reinterpreted, Representation, Respect, Re-tooled, SciFi, Tribute, Violence, World

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29-Nov-2018

Shirley Manson is the hero we need in these particularly trying times

Speaking about the state of the music industry, Manson didn’t mince her words. “[It’s] is still a hell hole,” she said. “Its whole purpose is to exploit the artist, and they’re really good at it. And that will never change.” She pointed out the hit-or-miss window of opportunity afforded artists, adding, “There is no middle class at all, it’s either all or nothing.”

The subject of exploitation then naturally led Manson and Meredith to the #MeToo movement. For Manson, the movement is actually more of a “male issue.” “What leaves me despondent is that our culture has sort of looked at the #MeToo movement as a ‘female issue,’ when it’s actually a ‘male issue,'” she explained. “This is a mess you guys made, clean it up.”

COS

(because she/they were cool) 29-Nov-2018

Shirley Manson/Garbage 29-Nov-2018

Tags: Genius of Art, History, Music

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29-Nov-2018

"Rapture" is a song by the American pop/rock band Blondie from their fifth studio album, Autoamerican (1980).

In January 1981, "Rapture" was released as the second and final single from the album. The song became their fourth and last single to reach No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart, where it stayed for two weeks. It was the first No. 1 song in the U.S. to feature rap vocals. The song peaked at No. 4 in Australia and No. 5 in the United Kingdom.

"Rapture" is a combination of disco, funk, and hip hop with the rap section forming an extended coda.[2][3] The song title "Rapture" served to indicate this element. While it was not the first single featuring rapping to be commercially successful, it was the first to top the charts. Its lyrics were especially notable for namechecking hip-hop pioneers Fab Five Freddy and Grandmaster Flash.

Wiki

(I met her for an instant and she was lovely) 28-Nov-2018

Debbie Harry/Blondie 28-Nov-2018

Tags: Genius of Art, History, Music

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28-Nov-2018

Back of My Mind - Two Feet