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My apologies for missing this week and last week's posts regarding the playlists. A small break bled into unforeseen hiccups and I was not able to adhere to the tight Tuesday schedule I've set for this content. However, in an attempt to make up for it, this week's playlist was handled by my friend ISean'Dre (AKA King Sage, AKA Dre) and he maxed out the 30 song limit in a successful aim to directly show you who he is through songs that reveal the theme of his personality.
Ebbing from gutter talk and humble beginning storytelling and flowing to boss, provider and eventual celebration, Dre's choices of artists like Don Toliver, Lil Wayne, JPEGMAFIA, the intriguing Polyphia and the serious Anonymuz, to name a few, create a different kind of mood music that purely operates at a more chaotic and determined tone primed to get you through the rest of the week, or perchance start your week depending on when you find his "My life's soundtrack (somewhat)" entitled playlist.
My apologies for missing this week and last week's posts regarding the playlists. A small break bled into unforeseen hiccups and I was not able to adhere to the tight Tuesday schedule I've set for this content. However, in an attempt to make up for it, this week's playlist was handled by my friend ISean'Dre (AKA King Sage, AKA Dre) and he maxed out the 30 song limit in a successful aim to directly show you who he is through songs that reveal the theme of his personality.
Ebbing from gutter talk and humble beginning storytelling and flowing to boss, provider and eventual celebration, Dre's choices of artists like Don Toliver, Lil Wayne, JPEGMAFIA, the intriguing Polyphia and the serious Anonymuz, to name a few, create a different kind of mood music that purely operates at a more chaotic and determined tone primed to get you through the rest of the week, or perchance start your week depending on when you find his "My life's soundtrack (somewhat)" entitled playlist.
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