saturday sounds— 7/23

Some of you may know that I love music if you’ve read all about me.
Because I was a member of my high school’s dance department, I was frequently exposed to new music. Dancers really do have a great taste in music (and they should, or they wouldn’t have much to dance to other than the same old top 40 songs, which, by the way, my dance teacher forbade), and they frequently find your favorite tunes before you do. This was definitely one of the perks of being a dancer.
Therefore, I thought it would be fun to share a few of my current favorite songs. I might make this a regular thing as I’m always on the lookout for new songs, and honestly I think there’s nothing better than sharing music because music is.. just amazing and can be so relatable.

 In addition, I feel that Saturday is the perfect day for these posts; it's the one day of the week that I truly enjoy as it is my most chill day. Plus I always listen to music as I put makeup on before going out.
Here we go!
1. Chet Faker- No Diggity
2. Wild Belle- It’s Too Late (Snakehips Remix)
3. Tora- Jaigantic
4. Vallis Alps- Young (Zimmer Remix)


5. Kiiara- Gold
Also, I just had to add this song in honor of the forty-nine victims of the Orlando shooting.

Hands- A Song for Orlando (Interscope Records)

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