Again, another bust in Apple Music world… We have a lot of duplicate and singles, plus a lot of music that we just would not like on this site. Let’s take a look at what Apple Music said we should listen to this week and break it down song by song.
- Bring Mercy by Sleater-Kinney – Seriously, my wife needs to not put her music on my music account. SKIP
- Biting My Tongue by The Veronicas – Okay, guilty pleasure music with The Veronicas. There isn’t much English music I like but them…
- Multicolor by Playa Limbo – Third song is a charm to get something we would like. Playa Limbo has changed a lot from its beginnings and it is still good just not as good.
- Hora Y Cuarto by Ana Torroja and Alaska – I never heard this was happening, but okay… my ears are perked. Anything with Alaska is on my list.
- Ya Me Acorde by Sandoval – As much as I try, I am just not a big fan of Sandoval. Give me Lu back.
- Howling by Pinn – My wife downloads one KPop song and now I get recommendations. DISLIKE.
- Juntos by Gloria Aura – Glad to see she is still around but I need something a little more upbeat from her.
- Medly Desencuentros by Natalia Sosa – Sounds like a nightclub lounge singer… SKIP
- Miento (Acoustic) by Leonel Garcia – Too slow. I’m bored.
- Xolotl by Flor Amargo – An instrumental song featuring a piano and what sounds like birds squealing. She is always a little on the unique side. SKIP
- Todavia by Kika Edgar, Gabriel Salas, and Big Band Jazz De Mexico – I have no clue why this is on my list… It’s jazz bands. SKIP.
- Agarrense De Las Manos by Carlos Rivera and Jose Luis Rodriguez – I remember watching JLR singing this song on Siempre En Domingo back in the ’80s. This duet version is a flamenco version and it is pretty good.
- Parar La Tierra by Viva Suecia – New single by this band. I like this band and the song is pretty decent. Can’t wait for more.
- Darte Algo Mejor by Maria Rodes – Slow and boring and not even a person on my list. Skip.
- Lo Que Se Va by Andres Cepeda and Ximena Sariñana – Light urban beats and if it weren’t for Ximena, I would have already turned it off. Her vocals make the music not so bad.
- Mia by Danna Paola – Too urban for me but for an urban track, it’s not horrible. Still skipping.
- Nos Queda Verano by Los Claxons and Marissa Mur – A little fun summer track. A pretty decent pop song that makes you bounce. Comes from an EP or a short album from Los Claxons. I’ll check it out.
- Black Cadillac by Club Candy – I saw this group on Twitter the other day and the song sounded ’80srific. It’s mostly instrumental but fun. They are on my watch list.
- Malo by Matisse and Mau Y Ricky – More urbaness. I’ve gotta dislike it
- Wildflower Wildfire by Lana Del Rey – My wife’s music. Sorry, Apple Music.
- Amores by Natisu – I have not heard of Natisu but the female voice has me intrigued. Added to the library for now.
- Botafuego by Black Mambo – Club and techno-infused music with Caribbean beats. Odd but not my style.
- Conexion Perfecto by Ferraz & Eliangel – The artist is Ferraz, who performs duets with lots of different people on the album. The album is classified as funk, but it has a disco beat to a few of the tracks. I’m gonna give this a go…
- Heartbreak Hotel by Karen Souza – A jazz version of Elvis’s song. I’m gonna say no.
- Tornado Tequila by Bely Basarte – For the last song, I hoped for something good but I can take it or leave it. Nothing special but it reminds me of Saturday Night Divas by the Spice Girls without the beats. I’ll give this a sigh and turn off the playlist.
And that is this week’s new music recommendations…
In 1983, Siempre En Domingo changed my life. Born and breed GRINGO falls for Latin pop and rock music because of Siempre En Domingo.
Since that day, I have been study Latin pop and rock music and have become a Latin pop music historian through the publishing of articles, fanzine, and websites. My goal is to teach people about Latin pop music and the history behind it with my website, Siempre En Domingo.
Since that day, I have been study Latin pop and rock music and have become a Latin pop music historian through the publishing of articles, fanzine, and websites. My goal is to teach people about Latin pop music and the history behind it with my website, Siempre En Domingo.
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