With Halsey’s new album Manic coming out tonight, it seemed fitting to do a spur-of-the-moment post on why she’s my favorite artist. I mentioned how two of her songs inspired my blog name in my previous post, and one of my first posts on this blog was about her Hopeless Fountain Kingdom tour (which was amazing, by the way). If she’s influenced my blog, you know she has influenced my life in general. This is why I’ve devoted this post to the reasons I love Halsey!
I mentioned in my previous post about my 2019 favorites in books, movies, and TV shows that I would write a separate post for my favorite music of 2019…well, here it is!
2019 was a huge year for discovering music for me. I started using Spotify again, and it has allowed me to expand my music interests while continuing to listen to my old faves. Many artists I follow also put out new music this year, so I constantly had new albums and singles to listen to. Since I live at my parents house, it normally takes me at least thirty minutes to get to work or any event, so I typically listened to Spotify at least an hour every day. Plus, I like to have music on when I’m organizing or working on things, so that adds up to a lot of time spent listening to music!
While I did discover music this year that was released before 2019, I only included albums and singles released this year in this post. Many of my playlists did have older songs on repeat, but I wanted to focus more on the music that came out in 2019.
Hello everyone! While I was reading through some blogs, I found this awesome ’18 Songs’ tag on Liz’s blog. I thought that it would be fun, so I’ve decided to do it as well! I’ve been really busy and distracted lately, and a tag seemed like a simple way to get back into a blogging routine before I’m off traveling this weekend (which I’ll hopefully blog about afterwards).
Do you have an album, a song, or an artist that you fall in love with not only due to the art itself, but for the moments in your life where you can distinctly remember listening to the music non-stop?
Castles and Hurricanes 