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Music Monday: “Human Heart” by Coldplay, We are KING, and Jacob Collier

“Human Heart” ❤️ by Coldplay, We are KING, and Jacob Collier beautifully encompasses the kind of emotions we could all relate to.

The Expanse’s original score by Clinton Shorter and various artists is a brilliant masterpiece that’s made the series better.

“Right on Time” by Brandi Carlile is a brilliant, poetic masterpiece and the kind of song you replay over and over.

Disney’s Myth: A Frozen Tale original soundtrack by Joseph Trapanese is a whimsical wonder that’s hard to take off of replay.

The Witcher’s Season 2 original soundtrack by Joseph Trapanese featuring original songs by Joey Batey is just as good as we imagined it’d be.

Adjy’s The Idyll Opus (I-VI) is rich in storytelling, imagery, and it hits through every musical melody in the best way.

The Little Women 2019 original score by Alexandre Desplat is a magical gem that encapsulates the beauty of the entire film.

Little Women 1995 original score by Thomas Newman is one of the most memorable (and deeply nostalgic) scores in existence.

Red (Taylor’s Version) is a brilliant album around, but Taylor Swift’s “Begin Again” is an underrated jewel we don’t talk enough about.

Ramin Djawadi’s Eternals original motion picture soundtrack beautifully compliments the film’s essence, heart, and characters.

Pixar’s Coco Original Soundtrack is a treasure for its ability to carry immense heart and impact listeners in a way that’s beautifully moving.

In an interview with Marvelous Geeks, Ben Barnes talks about his latest EP ‘Songs for You,’ storytelling, and romance adaptations.

Back to Us by Clyde Alves is six track EP from the Broadway artist that’s a must listen no matter your preferred genre.

Songs for You by Ben Barnes is a lyrically poetic gem that showcases Barnes’ impeccable range beautifully through every track.

There is not a single track on the Moulin Rouge original broadway cast recording soundtrack that isn’t deserving of immense praise.

The North and South original score composed by Martin Phipps contributes immensely to the mini-series’ allure.