November 24, 2024

La Vista Playlist #1Cub 6/8/17

Playlist Cover Art Collage. Photo courtesy soundcloud.com.

Every issue, La Vista’s staff submits their favorite songs of the week for the La Vista Playlist. Containing 5 Editors’ Picks and Staff Picks, members of La Vista explain their song choices below. Enjoy! (Warning: Explicit Content may be present in some choices.)

 

 

 

Compiled by Connor Kropschot

Online Arts Editor

 

LA VISTA’S PICKS

“Get Ur Freak On” by Missy Elliot

“Get Ur Freak On” by Missy Elliott amps up music fans of all kinds, especially as summer approaches. In the spirit of Los Angeles’ music festival FYF coming up this summer, Elliott’s music is perfect to listen to in preparation for her performance.

Allegra Papera

Staff Writer

 

“Hell to the Liars” by London Grammar

London Grammar’s single “Hell to the Liars” pairs minimalistic instrumentals with a steady rhythm and gentle chord progression that eases listeners into a passionate and complex song. The single culminates with a haunting, powerful chorus featuring lead vocalist Hannah Reid, which is a major contrast from its delicate beginning.

Madeleine Powell

Arts Editor

 

“Mr. Blue Sky” by Electric Light Orchestra

“Mr. Blue Sky” by Electric Light Orchestra is an upbeat song featuring a lively tempo and unique, electronic instruments. The resulting effect is a catchy, feel-good track that expertly combines intriguing lyrics and background sound effects.

Danielle Smith

Managing Editor

 

“Run” by Foo Fighters

Alternative rock band, Foo Fighters, return with a new single called, “Run.” The track is a unique mix of somber vocal and lyrics and is accompanied by a soothing instrumental.

Ian Lockwood

Managing Editor

 

“She”s Got You High” by Mumm-ra

“She’s Got You High” by Mumm-ra is a relaxed song with a tempo that puts all listeners at ease, inducing feelings of happiness and relaxation.

Elena Coe-McNamara

Executive Features Editor

 

 

Be the first to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.


*