Just let the disc play

The last two weeks have been filled with lots of efforts to delve into the last 18 months, politically, musically, televisionally, cinematically, and friendshiply.

I have learned much, loved more.

First things first, it's time for a new playlist.
[remember when I used to have a new one every month?]

DISCLAIMER:::no need to judge for the lack of new tracks. I'm still exploring, rediscovering myself musically [currently accepting donations consisting of artist/track recommendations] I did, however, find myself going back to many of these within hours of my re-entry.

So, here we go:
1. Big Sur by Mason Jennings | a song to give you hope. my favorite line: future is as future does.
2. This is a Song by The Magic Numbers | I don't like to be told sad things either.
3. Commodore by Joshua James | so glad to be back, to hear.
4. The Mess I Made by Parachute | don't you wish he was singing to you?
5. Brutal Hearts by Bedouin Soundclash | a prevalent theme in this our world.
6. She Moves in Her Own Way by The Kooks | have you ever felt a better beat?
7. Good Man by Josh Ritter | honesty. has always reminded me of Fanny's Dream. And, my dream.
8. In our Talons by The Bowerbirds | I haven't found my passion yet, but I love listening to others who have found theirs.
9. Green and Gray by Nickelcreek | I get it. So much, I get it.
10. Knife by Grizzly Bear | don't you wish you could document your heartache like this?
11. Kicking the Heart Out by Rogue Wave | If music is my lover, you are just a tease.
12. Woods by Bon Iver | once upon a time, this album changed me.
13. Imitosis by Andrew Bird | introduced to me by the beloved SVL, a track that will always be in my top 40.

...have a listen!

Future is as future does. Mine is coming, and I can't resist sprinting toward it.

optimistically,
chaela