We’re now in the second half of November and headed towards Thanksgiving. We’ve got some great new singles and videos for you today, and hope that they make you thankful for indie music. Enjoy these treats.
NEW SINGLES
We kick things off this week with the latest from another of our favorite LA indie artists, Kris Angelis, a multiple winner of the LA Music Critic Award. This time around she confesses “I Hope I Never Fall in Love Again,” although her fans have truly fallen for her. Listen to the words of this song, and let her know how much you care for her craft.
Next up is Brooklyn pop star Laney Lynx, who confronts her friend’s “Bad Attitude.” Although the sound is upbeat, make sure you pay attention to the lyrics. This one is powerful.
Our next single comes from indie alternative pop duo Kar. They share the frustrations of being “On Our Own.” We’re sure everybody can relate.
Single number four is a beautiful song from UK pop songstress Tropico Don, who describes the process of seeking help from your friends as being her “Orion’s Belt.” We love it and can’t wait to hear more.
Our final single this week is from another fabulous Blue Élan Records artist, Amy Wilcox. Hear her country spin on the seminal Christmas carol, “Silent Night.”
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
The boy band vibe is strong in the latest video from Little Hurt. They remind us that “It’s OK not to be OK.” We strongly recommend this video for the shear fun of it, but also encourage you to listen to the lyrics, and take them to heart. They have dedicated this video to support the work of Hope for the Day, a group that is helping to prevent suicides.
Next is the incredibly creative video from The Envips about the power of pop culture to change our image of success. Check out “Last Star,” and relive the life and struggles of Marilyn Monroe.
Our third video is pure dance pop joy from the creative mind of LX. She talks about people who keep putting the “Blame on Me.” We guarantee this one will get you pumped up.
Next up is the soulful R&B goodness of Jacob Seeger, who wants to know if you’re “Down.” This song is a cinematic masterpiece, and we love the sweet sentiments reflected in his lyrics.
We close out this edition of Monday Mashup with the latest lyric video from LA Music Critic Award-winning country trio, Southern Halo. This one is called “Missing Mississippi,” and it is wonderfully done as a series of Polaroids. Never give up following your dreams.
Happy Veterans Day to all of those who have served and provided the freedoms we enjoy. I am proud to be counted among you. Take advantage of all the free food available today – you’ve earned it. In the meantime, we’ll share some new singles and music videos, including the return of our Pop Princess, Katie Costello. Let’s get going.
NEW SINGLES
We are overjoyed to share the latest from multi-LA Music Critic Award winner and Pop Princess Katie Costello. It’s the first new music from her since December 2017, and we could not be more ecstatic. Check out “Polaroid” and welcome her back with open arms and ears.
Our second single comes from the creative mind of former LA artist Amie Mirello. Somehow she found time between touring as a back-up singer for Sugarland to form a new band called Boys Club for Girls. They have released their first single, and it is smokin’ hot. Check out “The Weatherman.”
We continue sharing amazing new holiday songs from Blue Élan Records‘ artists, including this stunning cover of the classic “A Marshmallow World” from the one and only Scout Durwood. We think this one will quickly become one of your favorites.
If you love stunning harmonies, we have a treat for you from another Blue Élan Records artist, Mustangs of the West. Check out their take on the song, “2000 Miles.” We think it’s one of the most beautiful holiday songs we have ever heard.
Our final single this week is especially poignant and special to me, as I lost my father two years ago this Thanksgiving. He is tall. from Denmark gives a stirring tribute to his father in his single “Dad.” and we are happy to share this one with you. Make sure you have some tissues close by.
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
Our first video this week is from the creative mind of Jay Katana, who has created a new band called Violates/Violets. Here is their first single, “Retake (Believe).” We think they definitely have something special and can’t wait to hear more.
Next up is the latest from budding pop queen Maggie Miles. Check out this fun video shot at a roller skating rink for her song, “Shiver.” Enjoy!
Our fourth video is from LA quintet The Mowgli’s, who offer sage advice in this fun video for their song, “Fighting With Yourself.” We can easily see this song becoming an anthem and a radio hit. What do you think?
We close out this week’s Monday Mashup with this new video from Jack Broadbent, who we introduced last month. Here is his new tune, “Everytime I Drown.” Let the words of this song further strengthen your resolve to be a better you.
And so we begin another month with our first Monday Mashup of November 2019. We have some great new singles and videos for you, and truly hope to get back to reviewing albums soon. In the meantime, check out these great new sounds.
NEW SINGLES
We kick off this edition with a special thanks to Blue Élan Records, who consistently support indie music and bring us some of the best music available today. Case in point, The Vegabonds have released their cover of the classic song “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down,” a song I have loved for nearly 50 years. This one captures all the power of the lyrics and puts that special spin on it that is the trademark of The Vegabonds.
Next up we have a pair of holiday songs from two more prominent Blue Élan artists, Cindy Alexander and Roan Yellowthorn. First up is Alexander’s take on the holiday classic, “Do you Hear What I Hear?”
Yellowthorn joins with Car Astor to bring us their version of another holiday classic, “River.” Hopefully these songs will get you in the holiday mood.
Next up is the Top 40-worthy sound of Midnight Divide, with their song “Say You Believe.” We think you’ll be hearing these guys on your local radio dial soon. Their sound reminds us of OneRepublic meets Imagine Dragons.
Our final single this week is from Canadian folk-rock band Union Duke. We love the laid back and chill sound and think that you will be putting “Atlas of Love” on repeat.
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
We are happy to share the debut of the new music video from Maltese Flamingo, “Shivers.” This one is trippy, but fun. Enjoy!
Next up is a video from Crystal Bright, an artist we have previously featured on Indie Voice Blog, but haven’t heard from in a while. This one is powerful, so dig in and listen to “I’ll Hold You.”
Next up is one of our favorite bands that don’t take themselves seriously, namely Ninja Sex Party. On the first single from their upcoming covers album, they give us their take on the classic Jefferson Starship tune, “We Built This City.” Sit back and enjoy this version.
We travel across the pond for the rocking groove of Carnival Club‘s latest video, “Lady.” Let the hair fly and the good times begin.
We close out the week with this fun video from Penny Dreadful, the delightful burlesque alter ego of multi-LA Music Critic Award winner VK Lynne. Here she does a cover of the Cher classic, “Welcome to Burlesque.” We think it is the perfect tribute to our friends at Cherry Poppins Productions, and we salute them on the occasion of their seventh anniversary.
We kick off this edition of Ten Amazing Videos with a hilarious reggae romp from Ricardo Barragan. The song is full of hooks and very humorous. Check out “Coo Coo Cucaracha Karoake.”
Our next video is from the Danish equivalent of LA’s Shannon Hurley – HunBjørn. The video beautifully brings to life the complicated and mysterious lyrics of “Keep Breathing.”
Video number three is a modern rock song from Ten Minute Detour. We think this one has legs and would love to hear more from them. Check out “Bleeding Green.”
Next up is the classic rock sound of Jack Broadbent. We love this 60s vibe on “Wishing Well” and hope to hear more from him soon.
We round out the first five videos with the stunning cinematography of Thailand’s most sought-after spa, as featured in the video for “Sanctuary” by The Isan Project (featuring Daniel Ryan). Bask in this beauty.
Before we kick off our second five, here’s a snippet of the latest video from the prolific mind of Fred Hostetler, with his thoughts on our President. Check out “He’s Gone Rogue,” and let us know what you think.
Our second five starts with another stunning video, this time from Canadian JS Williams. The song is entitled “Hôtel des Arts” and features Alejandra Ribera. Enjoy this smooth jam.
Next up is a sumptuous and steamy video from Finnish pop songstress Johanna Kuvaja that asks the question, Can I see you in the “Shower?” Where does the line start?
We follow up those steamy visuals with an equally stunning visualization from Red Tan. Her song “Don’t Let Go” was released on the anniversary of her husband’s death, and is truly powerful.
Video number nine is a lyric video for the amazing country song, “Avaline” by Emily Miller. We think this lady is going to go far in country music, and look forward to hearing much more from her in the future.
We close the book on October with this amazing video statement of the power of mothers and women in general. Check out Valerio Lysander‘s powerful tribute, “A Woman.” which he wrote for his mother on her 50th birthday.
Just when we thought things were started to stabilize, the universe laughed at us. We spent all of last Tuesday moving into our new apartment, but couldn’t get the internet up or finish moving in until late Wednesday. I’m currently working two part-time jobs, while Chelle just got promoted to shift manager. I work Tuesdays from 10-4, Wednesday through Saturday from 10 to 9:30, and Sundays from 9:45 to 6:30, with Monday my only day off. Chelle’s schedule is even crazier and she is working 50-60 hours a week, so we were looking forward to having a relaxing day off today, only to wake up this morning to find that our electricity had been disconnected due to a miscommunication about a deposit. That forced us to head back over to my brother’s house, where I’m currently sitting and working off the lap top to write today’s column. No promises but I do hope to also complete the Andy Grammer review today. In the meantime, here are some new singles and videos on this final Monday in October.
NEW SINGLES
Our first single this week is a hip-hop song about making the best out of the bad times (so appropriate for us right now). “Another Day in the Life” is from Tha Third i, and we highly recommend you listen to the words.
Next is a beautiful song from Emmrose that is ethereal and eerie but somewhat comforting. We love the sound of her vocals and the words cut deep. Give a listen to “Tonight” and let us know what you think.
Our third single is actually a pair and comes from New Zealand transplant and current LA singer-songwriter Eden Iris. The current single is called “Birthday Baby” and comes with its B side, “Lullaby.” Her vocals remind us of early Gwen Stefani. Check them out and feel the Kiwi love.
Single number four is the perfect song for this time of year, although it is actually about abandonment. We think this song belongs on Top 40 radio, and love the sound of Carvi‘s “Ghosted.”
Our final single this week is from the classic rock sound of Koala Queen. We definitely agree it’s about “Time” for this band to break out.
MUSIC VIDEOS
We continue in the rocking vein for the latest video from British punk rockers The Kut. Although the single will not be “officially” released until Halloween, here is the video for “X-ray Eyes.” We truly dig it.
Next up is a modern-day band that borrows heavily from the 80s groove on their latest, “What About Tonight.” We think this band deserves national attention and heavy rotation on American radio, as they are busting out in Europe already. Check out Papyllon.
We think we found our new favorite artist in Rachel Lorin. Not only is she incredibly beautiful, but she has powerful vocals like early Kelly Clarkson, and a music video that is one of the hottest we have seen. This one will make you sweat and is perfect for your next workout routine. Go for the “Gold.”
Video number four has equally powerful vocals from Iris and a visually stimulating video for her song, “Stars.” All of this great music is making today so much better.
We close out this week with the stunning video for “Heaven’s Gate,” the single version of which we shared with you a couple of weeks ago. Just in time for Halloween, “drink the Kool Aid” and give another listen to Emily Breeze and watch as the song literally comes to life.
Well, it’s official – we are now residents of Midwest City, Oklahoma, a suburb of Oklahoma City. We move into our new apartment tomorrow, although most of our stuff is still in storage in Missoula, Montana, where it will stay until the spring when the snow leaves and it is safe to move it. Until then, we will get by on borrowed items and cheap substitutes, but we have the essentials we need. Hopefully, our work schedules will become more firm and we will be able to schedule time to get back to regular posts here on Indie Voice Blog. We ask for your patience until we are truly “back to normal.”
Last week we attended the Andy Grammer concert, and will be posting our review tomorrow. In the meantime, here are five new singles and music videos from some amazing indie artists.
NEW SINGLES
Our first single this week will drop tomorrow, but we are giving you a sneak preview of it today. We love the dreamy sound of Doter Sweetly, who were previously known as Grandpa Grew Trees. We reviewed their last album, and are pleased to share the new sound of the band contained in their latest single, “Baby Boy.” Let us know what you think.
Next up is a beautiful cover of The Rolling Stones‘ classic song, “As Tears go By” from LA Music Critic Award winners and Blue Élan Records artists Mustangs of the West. This song has never sounded better.
Single number three comes from down under and features the folk sound of Eric Prod. The single is called “From me to you (part 2),” and we love it. This one would do well in our Americana market.
Next up is A Choir of Ghosts from Scandinavia with an idyllic folk sound that would do quite well in the American folk/Americana scene. Check out “An Ounce of Gold” and let us know what you think.
Our final single is from BINX, one of the most unique indie artists in LA. Her latest is called “Milk,” and we need to hear this sweet song on Top 40 radio. This one is deserves repeated listens.
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
Our first music video is a simply beautiful arrangement by one of our favorite LA indie artists who is usually known more for her rocking sound than as a mellow songwriter. We love the creative growth she shows in her latest project, “Return Home,” and think you will likewise fall in love with Abby Posner.
Our next video is short and sweet and gives us just a taste of the brilliance that is Jay Katana. His concept for “Letter From Child” has has salivating over the release of his next project. Enjoy this dark sweet tidbit.
Video number three is from the dreamy Kat Cunning and is equally as cinematic and dramatic as her soaring vocals. We think this one would be great on the radio and would be perfect for placement in movies and television. Check out “For the Love.”
Video number four is from another LA Music Critic Award winner, Dree Mon, and is as equally dance-compelling as her last two videos. Get up and dance to the sound of “When it Goes Down.” We guarantee you won’t be able to sit down for this one.
Our final video this week is an animated one from People Club for their song, “Kil Scott.” This one is a keeper, and we suggest you put it on repeat.
Happy Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples Day! It’s time for our weekly Monday Mashup and we have some great ones for you today. Check out these amazing indie tunes.
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF HEATHER JACKS
Heather Jacks is one of the coolest indie artists I know. Although she is not a musician, she is an amazing creative artist, photographer, author and supporter of indie music. She recently invested in “Bubba the Bus,” and is in the process of converting it to her mobile “tiny home.” Keep up with her adventures by subscribing to her YouTube channel.
NEW SINGLES
Our first single this week is the radio edit of “Heaven’s Gate” from Emily Breeze, who we introduced to you back in August. Her latest is further proof that this is an artist worth investing in.
Our next single is from another band we previously featured here on Indie Voice Blog back in 2017 (Monday Mashup) and 2018 (Get it or Forget it), The Crowleys. Here’s their latest offering, “Clarice.” We’re glad to have you back.
Single number three comes from another IVB favorite artist with an eerie, transcending vibe named Völuspa. This one is intriguing and haunting and entitled “Live One Life.”
Our next single features the insane harmonies of Transatlantic trio, Raynes on their latest single, “Lemon Drop.” This one is a potential monster hit and deserves heavy rotation on American radio.
Our final single this week is the first release from Swiss band Marey. We love their sound and can’t wait to hear what comes next. Here’s “Synthetic.”
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
First up is a quirky lyric video for “High Functioning,” the latest from the amazing Alannah Kavanagh aka Grizzly Coast. This one will get you going like nothing else.
If you love magic and Americana music, then you will love “In My Time” from Fletcher C Johnson. This one is just plain fun.
Video number three is a powerful video about human rights from The Oddysy, and features Public Enemy‘s Chuck D on the song “Bang Bang.” The images are visceral and the message is sorely needed today.
Next up is one of the best videos we have ever seen from Tiffany Young, and she’s provided some great ones. This one has almost 1 million views, and it was only released on October 10. It’s called “Run for Your Life,” and we recommend you run to watch it.
Our final video this week comes from multi-LA Music Critic Award winning duo, Lovers & Poets. We think it just may be their most powerful one yet, and we are ready to head off on a “Sugar High.”
And just like that we have moved into the month of October. Today we’re enjoying our first day off work in nearly three weeks, and we took the time to go out looking for a somewhere to live (we’ve been crashing in my brother’s RV since we arrived here in July), went shopping for warm clothes (because all our stuff is in storage in Montana which is already under a blanket of snow), and otherwise took it easy. We apologize for not getting more reviews done but frankly have not had the time (or energy) to do them after working long shifts). We do hope to get back to them shortly. In the meantime, here is our first Monday Mashup of October.
ANDY GRAMMER ON TOUR
Pop star Andy Grammer is currently on his “Don’t Give Up on Me” tour which will make a stop in Oklahoma City on October 15. We will be there to review the show, and finally get the chance to meet him. We have known his wife Aijia for more than 10 years, so this will be a treat for us. Watch for the review soon.
NEW SINGLES
Our first single for this month comes from the alt-rock sound of Alex McArtor. She is a dynamic performer and lays it all out with her single “Speed Into Air.” We really love this track and can’t wait to hear the rest of her forthcoming album.
Next up is “Another Boy from The Last Morrell. This one will bring back memories of early Billy Joel, and we simply love it.
Our next single has a throwback vibe reminiscent of Electric Light Orchestra, and we think now is the perfect time to introduce you to The Brilliance and their first single, “World Keeps Spinning .” This one will get you grooving – kick back and enjoy it.
Our fourth single shines a spotlight on mental health via the incredibly gorgeous sound of singer-songwriter Ann King. We hope that we will all become “Stronger” from listening to these words.
Our final single this week is from Geneva White, whose silky smooth vocals highlight the passion and power of her single “Frame.” This is definitely an artist to keep on your radar – we think she is about to blow up.
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
Our first video includes the haunting sound of Young Clancy, coupled with eerie cinematography on the hard-hitting song, “Up With the Birds.” We are so glad we got the chance to experience this amazing artist.
Next up is a unique POV video from the band King Hiss for their song, “GTWHR.” This one is a hard-hitting rock song that becomes even more powerful with the manner it was shot – almost like you were on stage with them. Rock out on this one.
Our third video has a decidely 80s vibe and we truly dig it. Check out “Private Show” from Black Marble.
Next up is the latest from Blue Élan Records artist and LA Music Critic Awards winner Chelsea Williams. It is a stirring cover of Jackson Browne’s “These Days.” This one will hit you right where you need it.
We close out this week’s indie roundup with the latest video from KidEyes for his single, “Malibu.” We think we can all relate to the frustrations depicted in this video, while grooving to this incredible tune.
Are you ready for the new week? We have five new singles and music videos for you, as well as some news from the indie music front. On the LA Music Critic Award front, we finally have a battle for Fan Favorite brewing. The first 30+ votes were all for one band, but two more have now entered the fray, and it’s a close battle. The deadline for voting is midnight CDT on Wednesday, August 28, so remember to vote for your favorite band. The winners will be announced on Friday.
INDIE MUSICIAN NEEDS YOUR HELP
If you’ve spent any time on the LA music scene, then you are familiar with the amazing artist Jesse MacLeod. Ari Herstand or Ari’s Take recently updated us on MacLeod’s medical issues. Here’s his post:
“If you know Jesse MacLeod, you know his heart. If you’ve heard his songs, you know his soul. He was one of the first friends I made in Los Angeles and has remained one of (my) best friends ever since.
He is loyal and caring. Supportive and compassionate. And I don’t have to tell you how incredibly talented he is. He writes soulful, heartfelt songs that captivate even the most skeptical rooms. He knows how to craft a lyric that can seem so simple, but penetrates you right to your core. Whether he’s singing about getting busy in the restaurant bathroom with the waitress, or stumbling through a relationship ‘just being a man’ or simply having a ‘real good feeling’ about a new love interest, his music makes you feel right at home. He’s got one of those voices that you want to take a long road trip listening to. Or grab a lover and slow dance to. He’s one of my favorite singer/songwriters. And an all around great guy.
Many of you know that Jesse got melanoma a couple years ago. At the time it was contained to his lower lip. After surgery, reconstruction and radiation, he went into remission. Unfortunately, it has come back with a vengeance. It has metastasized and Jesse currently has multiple tumors of varying sizes in his lungs, hip, shoulder, ribs and lymph nodes.
He will be undergoing treatment and will be fighting this thing with everything he’s got. But he needs our help!
He will be staying with his parents in Memphis during this process, but he will be getting treatment in Los Angeles. I encourage you to give whatever donation you can to help Jesse along this process to help cover the plane tickets and the extra medical costs.
At the very least, please shoot him a message and let him know you’re thinking about him. He really appreciates it. And pop on one of his records (might I suggest “Just Being a Man” or “Real Good Feeling”) and spend some time meditating to his beautiful contributions to the world.
His music has affected and influenced me more than he’ll ever know.
Thank you for your love and support of Jesse during this time of need.”
NEW SINGLES
Our first single today comes from Canadian Margø and is a hot electronic pop tune called “Lovelost.” We think it’s the perfect way to get your week off to a great start.
Our second single will give you an immediate feeling of deja vu, as the rich tones and musical stylings of Julian James will remind you of a cross between the rich voice of Van Morrison and the jazz greatness of New Orleans. Check out “Looking for a Light” and let us know what you think.
Next up is the sweet sound of Caitlin Nicole with her latest single, “Differently Able Man,” complete with a strong message and perfect harmonies.
Single number four is a straight-ahead country tune that reminds us of a cross between Montgomery Gentry and Blake Shelton. Check out Matt Westin and “Stomp On.”
Our final single this week is from Peach Luffe, who is trying to become a Canadian citizen so he can be a full-time musician. His latest is a deep song about hopelessness, set in an upbeat manner that entices the listener to truly listen to his message. Check out “On my Side.”
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
Our first music video is from a gentleman that truly needs no introduction. it is a powerful video about sexual abuse and comes to us from one of the greatest country musicians of our time, Vince Gill. Check out his message contained in “Forever Changed,” the latest single from his forthcoming album, Okie,
Next up is an animated lyric video from another pair of greats, Cherié Currie and Brie Darling. It is a cover of “Do it Again” from The Kinks. Enjoy their version.
Our third single comes from Adera, and we really love the sound of “Little Feather.” The song talks about a topic we are all too familiar with – anxiety. We think she nails it with this visualization of her song.
Our next video has collected more than 3 million views in less than 10 days, and combines two of today’s best – Lauv and Anne-Marie. Check out “F**k I’m Lonely.” We bet you can relate to this one.
We close things out this week with the fun sound of Lush Puppy with their insanely fun video for their latest song, “Ms. Grey.” This one should tide you over until the next edition. See you soon.
There are very few challenges that I have been unable to meet in my life, but trying to become a shift manager at Pizza Hut is on that list. As a result, I am actively pursuing other employment and have an interview tomorrow for another customer service job. I apologize for my lack of attention to this blog, but it has been hard to concentrate on music when I was fighting such an uphill battle. Thankfully, that battle is over, and we’re back to start a new week with the latest Monday Mashup.
On the LA Music Critic Awards front, we have not been getting the number of views that the nominations normally bring and as a result there has only been one artist nominated for Fan Favorite so far. We strongly encourage the nominated artists to rally their fans in this regard. Your fans still have until August 28 to vote.
We are redefining our scope of reviews, and plan to follow this format in the future. Mondays (Monday Mashup) will feature singles and videos, and recent artist news and updates. Tuesdays and Thursdays (Tuesday/Thursday Treats) will feature reviews of artists we are familiar with and have previously reviewed. Wednesdays (Unknown Wednesdays) will feature new artists who have not been previously reviewed by this blog. Fridays (New Music Friday) will feature reviews of releases scheduled for that day. We hope that you enjoy our new focus.
NEW SINGLES
Our first single this week is from a new artist who came to our attention courtesy of The Village Idiots. Her name is Allanah Jeffreys and we think that she has an amazing future, if her latest song “Loyalty” is any indication. Enjoy this piece of amazing artistry.
Next up is the intriguing sound of Teach me Human, who sound similar to Crash Test Dummies. We really love the sound of their latest single, “Lonely Night,” and think it just might be the breakout hit they need.
Our third single is the latest jazz masterpiece from Lady Antebellum guitarist (and LA Music Critic Award winner) Slim Gambill. Here he teams up with Jeff Coffin for the masterful “54321.” This one deserves a Grammy!
Next up is a smooth synth-pop/rock artist by the name of Emily Breeze, and we really are digging on her sound. Check out “Work” and see if it doesn’t brighten your day.
Our final single this week is from Axel Mansoor, and this incredibly sweet groove should get your week off to a great start to “Paradise.”
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
First up this week is a video with breathtaking cinematography from Soaware. Check out the rocking sound of “Voltures.” We last featured them back in April, and their rocking has only improved.
If you love blues rock then you will love the latest from Dudley Taft, “Give me a Song.” We think this one will power your week.
Our third video will remind you of the powerful vocals of Adele, but this artist may make you forget all about her. She is a powerful force who we think will be on the music scene for a long time. Check out “99” from Harlea.
Next up is the synth-heavy sound of Holliday Howe, who’d “Rather Forget.” We think everyone can identify with the sentiments expressed in her video, and think she has a definite future in indie music.
We close out this edition of Monday Mashup with the latest R&B goodness from Bassette, as she shows us that “She Bad.” Get your groove on and enjoy this new week.
