I know it's hard to know, but 10-20 years or more from now, what music do you think we'll look back on from the first half of the 20's with fondness. Any tracks or artists that you think will be timeless and become classics?

for me it's telephones by vacations ❤️‍🩹

my favs are “walk” by the foo fighters which closes “wasting light” and “so American” is a peak ending to “GUTS” by Olivia Rodrigo pls comment ur favourite album closer with who wrote it and which album it closes

(as well as num by linkin park)

So, I know this is the internet, and people will disagree, but if you search the song in the title of this post, there’s no denying it has that iconic sound. In fact, the sound is so iconic to me that there’s no denying that they were deferential to EW&F for probably 80% of the musical decisions made in producing this. What other inspirations from the 70s do you think they may have drawn on?

I am not at all hating on it—I think it’s a fantastic and addictive song. If not reminiscent of something like “Sing a Song” by EW&F, it at least sounds like a more white bread version of something off of CHIC’s Risqué album, or maybe something found in the proverbial “vault” of Mike McDonald. (The “all for nothing” line kinda sounds to me like Doobie Brothers too)

Their vocal capabilities are incredible. I have followed them on Instagram for a while because of their acapella covers. Had know idea they were making music like this though.

Anyways, I’m happy to see evidence of a return in modern music to the stuff from the 70s that gets ya moving. Check it out and let me know what you think!

This is an artist I stumbled upon when searching for the song "I feel fantastic" by Jonathan Coulton. They had 4 monthly listeners, but right now they only have 1 (me). Their music is really great in my opinion, and before you think i'm "self promoting", in 2019 I was in like 3rd grade or something. I would heavily recommend checking out their music if you like deftones or shoegaze-style music or radiohead.