No prompt for me today, instead, sharing one of my current obsessions. 😮‍💨

What’s a hidden gem or underrated song you love?

"This Enchanted" by Hatchie.

I really love the album this song is part of. Love the atmosphere, the dreamy '90s sound and vibe.

What’s a song that grew on you over time?

Not a bad song by any means but I've never been really into Maiden. That applies to most of their catalog. Not really my thing.

Still, “Wasted Years” is one I’ve learned to appreciate over time.

What song makes you feel like you're in a different country?

The bass on this song. 🤌

Share a song you feel was ahead of its time.

"Demolición" by Los Saicos.

A Peruvian ’60s band often credited as the first punk band ever, way before the UK scene. Basically protopunk pioneers. 🤓

What’s the last song you discovered and loved instantly?

I haven’t heard this band before and as soon as this song came up I instantly saved it so I could listen to them again.

What’s a lyric that resonates deeply with you and why?

It sounds triumphant on the surface, but it's really more like survival.

If your life were a movie, what would its theme song be?

A song from a genre you didn’t think you’d like—what changed?

Growing up around a strong cowboy culture, country was always “there”. I just never paid attention.

Not really my cup of tea I gotta be honest, but I do enjoy it from time to time.

How do you discover new music, and what’s the latest gem you’ve found?

Mainly Apple Music's algorithm nowadays and through Tiny Desk, KEXP and Audiotree.

My most recent obsession is Die Spitz. Today, let's go with their song "I Hate When Girls Die".