
Music Monday: “Good Boy Gone Bad” by Tomorrow X Together (TXT)
The song is “Good Boy Gone Bad,” and at this point, TXT has had it, taking us back to another familiar song and one we can’t get over.
Mostly Analytical, Quintessentially Overdramatic
The song is “Good Boy Gone Bad,” and at this point, TXT has had it, taking us back to another familiar song and one we can’t get over.
La La Land’s original score by Justin Hurwitz is an undeniable strength in the film’s success.
As iconic and noteworthy as the film itself, The Princess Bride’s original score by Mark Knopfler is a timeless work of art.
“Somebody Desperate” by The National featured in the Cyrano original soundtrack is one of the most memorable tracks in recent years.
“Human Heart” ❤️ by Coldplay, We are KING, and Jacob Collier beautifully encompasses the kind of emotions we could all relate to.
Glass Animals’ “Heat Waves” VSQ cover is something we absolutely know we needed and can’t get enough of now that we have it.
Kris Bowers floors us all once again with impeccable tracks featured all throughout the Bridgerton Season 2 original score.
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Mary Queen of Scots’ original soundtrack features one of the most jaw-dropping opening tracks in a period drama piece.
Tangled’s original score consistently remains on replay as one of the most extraordinary albums Disney’s ever done.
The Expanse’s original score by Clinton Shorter and various artists is a brilliant masterpiece that’s made the series better.
The Batman by Michael Giacchino is a compelling and alluring original score that’s bound to be on replay for hours on end.
Hidden Figures original score by Hans Zimmer, Pharrell Williams, and Benjamin Wallfisch is a brilliant masterpiece in every way.
From the Irish studio, Cartoon Saloon comes a brilliant film, WolfWalkers, and an original soundtrack we can’t get enough of.
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The Great’s original series soundtrack by Nathan Barr excellently encapsulates the modern, comical approach to this period drama.