Forever on Repeat: New Music

Confession: A lot of my music comes from Grey’s Anatomy episodes and Discover Weekly playlists on Spotify. Here are some songs I just can't get out of my head. 

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Dark Matter by Andrew Belle 
I've followed Andrew Belle since his days of Static Waves, but my latest obsession is Dark Matter from his most recent album, Black Bear. 

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Ribs by Lorde
Addicted to the signature raspy, sultry, badass-ery that is Lorde and this song is no exception. Pure Heroine: recommended. 

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Leave a Trace by CHVRCHES
Why have I been living under a rock? Where has CHVRCHES been all my life? Definitely can't get this song out of my head. On repeat: FOREVER. 

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Swear Like a Sailor by Tep No
This was actually in a tie with The Last Ones Standing, but really, almost any song from Tep No is sure to be a hit in my book and a great addition to any playlist.

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Into the Wild by Lewis Watson
Only one year separates Lewis Watson and I, but his youthful face paired with a mature voice in this upbeat tune make me want to just hop into the car and go on an adventure into the wild. 

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Electricity (Rush) by FMLYBND
FMLYBND showed up on my Discover Weekly playlist once and I was forever hooked on the M83-like sound. Electricity (Rush) has such an addicting melody, it's hard to think about anything else. 

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Wide Open by The Chemical Brothers
Prepare for an eargasm around the 2-minute mark. Warning: If you have trypophobia, this video may be a trigger. Viewer discretion advised. 

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My Number by Foals
These guys were recently in KC along with Silversun Pickups and Joywave, but unfortunately, I wasn't able to make the show at the Midland. Thankfully, 96.5 The Buzz was there to record it live. 

 What music do you have on repeat? Share in the comments below! 
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