Haftime usually schools me to what’s new and hot in music.
But she has like, a life, or something. Had no time for me today.
So I’m sitting here this morning, bumping the same song on repeat that I’ve been listening to all weekend.
I know Haftime wouldn’t approve. But this is MY new music monday since she left me stranded.
Check out the conversation I had with myself about this new song I’m LOVING.
Heather A. Faison, AKA Haftime, is the young whippersnapper with her ears to the street. I’m the old fogey who’s trying desperately to keep up with what’s new and hot.
This week: A rapper from Ghana. Another UK chick who blows my mind. And the girl with the song about nails is back. Check it out!
Heather A. Faison, AKA Haftime, is the young whippersnapper with her ears to the street. I’m the old fogey who’s trying desperately to keep up with what’s new and hot.
Heather A. Faison, AKA Haftime, is the young whippersnapper with her ears to the street. I’m the old fogey who’s trying desperately to keep up with what’s new and hot.
This week, Haftime introduced me to the progeny of an 80s legacy, a woman who wears some scary eyeshadow and a song I had to download on the spot.
Heather A. Faison, AKA Haftime, is the young whippersnapper with her ears to the street. I’m the old fogey who’s trying desperately to keep up with what’s new and hot.
This week, Haftime solved a few mysteries on singers I’ve been hearing but could not identify, put me on to some new hip-hop and forced me to critique my hometown hero. Sigh.
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