Hey hey lovely people!
The month of August (a.k.a, my birthday month) is finally upon us, which means another edition of The Jadelist is ready and waiting.
This month definitely features a pretty diverse mixture of music, from dance to folk, with the oldest track being from 1968! Take that, 47 years of music!
So without further ado, let's get into this:
1.
Hey Hey by BYNON & BISHØP
So first up, we have Hey Hey by BYNON and BISHØP.
After a quick little Wiki search, I found out that the family of BYNON, real name Richard Glenmor Beynon, are actually from South Wales! #Represent, my fellow Welshie!
This track is one of those relaxed dance songs (which is apparently is the 'in' thing right now. I'm down!) that just pulls you in and makes you click replay and unholy amount of times.
I need to start taking notes down or something because I can never remember where I find half of my songs. I'm gonna guess and say I heard it as a backing track to a Vine or something.
Either way, enjoy what was my favourite find of the month of July.
After a quick little Wiki search, I found out that the family of BYNON, real name Richard Glenmor Beynon, are actually from South Wales! #Represent, my fellow Welshie!
This track is one of those relaxed dance songs (which is apparently is the 'in' thing right now. I'm down!) that just pulls you in and makes you click replay and unholy amount of times.
I need to start taking notes down or something because I can never remember where I find half of my songs. I'm gonna guess and say I heard it as a backing track to a Vine or something.
Either way, enjoy what was my favourite find of the month of July.
2.
Sometimes by Break ft Hilton
Yes, that does say Hilton. Like Paris Hilton, the heiress and Socialite.
This track does not feature Paris Hilton.
No, Hilton is actually a producer and, as far as I know, not a socialite or heiress, though I did initially
This track does not feature Paris Hilton.
No, Hilton is actually a producer and, as far as I know, not a socialite or heiress, though I did initially
