Wednesdays are always a time to celebrate! It is hump day! Two more days until the weekend, time to celebrate! I am starting a new series where I present ten songs that will help you celebrate your Hump Day and make your week more awesome!
Check out the songs below! What is your favorite song? Let me know in the comments!
The Mid-Week Pickup for August 25, 2021
“Who Wants to Rock with Me” by Kendra & the Bunnies
About the artist: Kendra Muecke is a singer/songwriter, writer, actress, model, and published author performing musically as a solo act under the name “Kendra & the Bunnies”. Based in Los Angeles and born in Houston Texas, her mission is to create art that reflects society’s positive aspects back onto itself, causing a ripple effect that expands as it is heard. Her intention is to share healing via collaborative experience and understanding through performance. She is for the peaceful gathering of community through means of song, voice, and action; improving the planet one note & one poem at a time.
“Where’d My Mind Go” by Sorry It’s Over
Make sure to check out Sorry It’s Over on Instagram!
“Fire Bird” by Mira Sthira
About the song: “This is a song about transforming hardships into opportunities.” — Mira Sthira
“Amore” by NIKO
About the song: “Amore” is a sexy pop track inspired by love on the Mediterranean shores. NIKO’s sultry vocals complement the bouncy synths and tribal beats, as he sings about falling in love on a hot summer night, seamlessly switching between Italian and English to serenade his listener.
“Am I Over It Now” by The Sea Birds
About the band: The Sea Birds are a band that recaptures the uniquely Australian sound of the Bondi, Manly, and St. Kilda beach scenes of the 1980s. With an entirely fresh take on one of the greatest periods of Australian music, their new album paints the melancholic overcast skies with haunting harmonies, personal introspect, and reflection on the golden era of the live music scene.
“Just Like That” by Echovox
Make sure to check out Echovox on Instagram!
“Clean” by Maude Latour
About the song: “”Clean” is a fascinating project to me. I originally wrote this song two whole years ago. My fans have been begging for it to come out so I finally concluded it had to happen. I’ve made so many different versions of it, I can’t believe it’s going to be in the world. I first wrote it when I was 19, now I’m 21.
The difference between those two ages feels paradigmatic. I have grown and changed and learned so much in these past two years— let alone an entire earth-bending pandemic. I decided if I was still going to put this song out and fulfill my fans’ desires, I would need to re-record it, re-make it, and re-explore the clean world.” — Maude Latour
“American Fight (Hold On)” by Gregg Garvey
About the song: Native Minnesotan singer/songwriter Gregg Garvey has released a new single, the exhilarating and soulful slice of retro rock and twang “American Fight (Hold On).” Born of historically divisive and anxious times, the song, with its varied guitar stylings ranging from spry picking to forceful strumming, takes on the point of view of a drifter casting wry observations on American society, all the while maintaining a steadfast optimism with an urgent plea to hold on.
“The Witch (Maria)” by Alexis Perry
About the artist: 19-year-old songstress from Charleston, South Caroline, USA weaves her Southern Gothic style in her Debut single Murder In Suburbia out now! “Murder” has been selected as ‘critics choice’ on American radio, and Alexis Perry is quickly gaining a very loyal and passionate fan base worldwide!
“Snake In The Grass” by CUSTOM
About the band: For more than a dozen years, CUSTOM has been a leading voice in the vibrant and fast-growing music scene in Seattle. Inspired by a wide variety of influences including rock, pop, blues, punk, prog, metal, and even classical, CUSTOM has developed a unique and ever-evolving sound. Now, with the recent addition of world-renowned vocalist David Lyon, CUSTOM is poised to enter a new chapter of music on the international stage.
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