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Welcome back to our not so weekly weekly playlists. My apologizes for abandoning my commitment of consistent posts. Things get in the way, other work takes precedence sometimes, etc. Nevertheless, the music will never stop. And my friend Lucas is the next person up continuing the music, maxing out the 30-song limit just so everyone can receive their fill until the next playlist.
Opening the playlist with one of Kid Cudi's many anthems for a legion of downcast kids, "Revofev," clears the pavement for the following songs preaching revolution and carrying tones and teachings of love. Raury, Bob Marley & The Wailers, Gil Scott-Heron, Outkast, Kamasi Washington -- A laundry list of artists aid in making Lucas's playlist feel like change is not only possible but happening all the time. Even a song from Lucas spreads some positivity during the listen. And that's just scratching the surface of the names you'll see.
Welcome back to our not so weekly weekly playlists. My apologizes for abandoning my commitment of consistent posts. Things get in the way, other work takes precedence sometimes, etc. Nevertheless, the music will never stop. And my friend Lucas is the next person up continuing the music, maxing out the 30-song limit just so everyone can receive their fill until the next playlist.
Opening the playlist with one of Kid Cudi's many anthems for a legion of downcast kids, "Revofev," clears the pavement for the following songs preaching revolution and carrying tones and teachings of love. Raury, Bob Marley & The Wailers, Gil Scott-Heron, Outkast, Kamasi Washington -- A laundry list of artists aid in making Lucas's playlist feel like change is not only possible but happening all the time. Even a song from Lucas spreads some positivity during the listen. And that's just scratching the surface of the names you'll see.
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