#MusicMonday Review – January 2021

#Music Monday That’s the hashtag I’ve been using for quite some time to share music recommendations from artists. Always fresh, and always different, they try to look for trends before they become one. You can check December review For more music.
It’s a new year, and we have new tracks with acoustic effects from the start of each day, as well as some cutting edge gener bending tracks. Let’s listen, with a word from the artists themselves. 3
Mono Stereo – Mono Astuto
The flame of your body
That they are burning
And I can’t get out
I’m a cunning monkey
Who gets what he wants
And I want you to stay here
After me
Let’s start the year Guayaquil, Ecuador, with some guitar pop, which gladly explains to us how it can beCunning monkey‘:
“The song was originally written a few years before it was released, when the band’s guitar player and I were still in high school. Don’t look.
We captured a moment in our lives full of innocence, and the song filled that young man with a sense of full life that is so wonderful and carefree. However, we also wanted to inspire our listeners that they should not be afraid to jump and follow what they want to achieve, as we have all got what “Monos Estuto” got in their minds. “
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Guillermo Puff – The Trial
We are always far away from each other
And time will tell if I am guilty
And that is not changing.
Leaving it in South America, we travel to Chile for some more guitar fun, with a story Judicial decision Went in the wrong direction:
“I got my inspiration for the song from a true story that happened in Chile in 2011. The story is told by a prisoner who was unjustly convicted after taking responsibility for a crime he did not commit to protect the real culprit: an influential in the judiciary. He is a child of a strong family. So, knowing he will be convicted, he faces trial. It is a reflection of the prejudice that many of us can identify with. “
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Nuda – When I lie
And I know what I thought
Invisible
And it’s down that deep
That I am very good
Next in our Spanish spoken line, let’s go to Barcelona, Spain for a pop rock track, about someone getting confused about your own feelings:
“I am always inspired by personal experience because it is a way for me to express myself. I try to translate my feelings into words.
It depends, not just an experience. I think it’s a combination of love and heartbreaking experiences. “
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Jack and Sally – Jerusalem
Will i ever see you again
Have i seen you at all
Not at all
We are now as old as time in a town for a rock ode in London, England, across the pond. Band member Ben explained:
“I always wanted to travel to Jerusalem to learn about the birth of my religion and faith, which prompted me to write the song. When we got together in the studio, we wanted to create something different from our other songs, and that came in the heavy second half of the song.”
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Soul robber – from me
There is no point in asking why
Things happen the way they do.
But sometimes it’s hard to let go and open up
I’m just thinking about you.
This month’s final track comes with a beat with a gull pop track from Los Angeles, CA:
“It’s inspired by a repetitive theme in my life. Weakness. Or lack thereof. Things that you leave in a position of potential rejection instead of protecting yourself in the moment. You’re facing them instead of escaping from thoughts and feelings.”
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#Music Monday 2020
Be sure to check out last year’s original artists, which have plenty of different genres, representing multiple trends established by 2020. Listen:
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Listen to them and more in the full playlist
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See you next month!