musicismore

musicismore

Music EN ↓ 47 episodios

Dive in to the intersection between music and society with a fellow music-lover! Good music transcends language, time, and space. It can make or break any occasion, express the most nuanced of emotions and thoughts, and simultaneously works as a reflection of our society. This podcast takes a closer look at some of the music that shapes our lives and that is also shaped by our lives to see what lessons we can learn about ourselves and our society!

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22 de nov. de 2024

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Episodios

Taylor Swift's "Midnights": On White Womanhood 25.11.2022

This episode dives deep into Taylor Swift's tenth studio album. We discuss the ups and downs of the album and of life as we listen and review. We keep things interesting while we contemplate what it might mean to be a white woman in today's society.

Yebba's "Dawn": On Grieving 03.11.2022

This is a really raw episode in which I'm actively grieving the loss of my dad. It gets sad, it gets funny, it gets crazy and wild. Buckle up.

Yebba's "Dawn": On Grief 11.09.2022

This episode is deeply personal to me. Today marks the one year anniversary of Yebba's debut album Dawn and it's given me something new to think about every day since it first dropped. In this episode we converse about the many faces and phases of grief and some coping mechanisms for dealing with it. Trigger warning since death and the mortality of oneself and others are discussed throughout.&nbsp...

Conan Gray's "Superache": On Heartbreak 02.07.2022

Join me as I give a full review of Conan Gray's sophomore album Superache . I talk about some of my favorites, my likes and dislikes, and everything in between before discussing all the ways a heart can break.

Post Malone’s “Twelve Carat Toothache”: On Sadness 28.06.2022

Everyone experiences sadness but not everyone expresses it. Post Malone definitely expresses it so listen along as we dissect and review this album and have a discussion about sadness.

070 Shake's "You Can't Kill Me": On Emotional Distance 27.06.2022

Switching it up and listening to an artist that is new to me came with several revelations. On this episode we discuss 070 Shake's sophomore album You Can't Kill Me and they why, how, pros and cons of maintaining emotional distance. If you enjoyed this album or just want to hear some thoughtful discourse, take a listen!

Kendrick Lamar's "Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers": On the Deification and Downfall of Black Media Figures 24.05.2022

This episode is the gift that keeps giving, because I couldn't stop talking!! We discuss the ins and outs, the ups and downs of Kendrick Lamar's newest album. After our in-depth review we discuss the Deification and Downfall of Black Media Figures at length! 

Kehlani’s “blue water road”: On Embracing Your Sexuality 07.05.2022

On this episode we review Kehlani’s third studio album. Together we evaluate the album across multiple metrics, and iterate through a song-by-song analysis before diving into a discussion about what it might mean to embrace your sexuality and some positive ways we could go about doing it.

Camila Cabelo's "Familia": On the Stages of A Relationship 28.04.2022

We're taking a close look at the latest album from Camila Cabelo and following our review up with a discussion on the different ways a relationship progresses and the important things to keep in mind as you find yourself moving forward in time. 

Omar Apollo’s “Ivory”: On Letting Go and Not Letting Go 14.04.2022

The podcast has returned with an awesome discussion of Omar Apollo’s full length debut album, Ivory ! As always we start with a comprehensive review, all of my opinions and thoughts and likes and loves about this album. In the Music Is More segment of the podcast we discuss the themes of Letting Go and Not Letting Go, from a value neutral standpoint! Come join the conversation!

Denzel Curry’s “Melt My Eyez See Your Future”: On Mental Health in the African American Community 31.03.2022

This week’s episode covers the newest project from Denzel Curry, Melt My Eyez See Your Future. We dug deep in this episode for a comprehensive album review, a song by song analysis, and a personal discussion of Mental Health in the African American community. Find mental health resources specific to the African American community here!

Charli XCX’s "CRASH": On Unconventional Love 24.03.2022

This week’s episode was all about CRASH from Charli XCX! We conduct a thorough album review, a song-by-song analysis, and finish up the episode with an in-depth, informed discussion on Unconventional Love! If you want to investigate some common conventions in romantic love, take a listen!

Lucky Daye’s “Candydrip”: On Love Languages 17.03.2022

This episode is dedicated to an exploration of Lucky Daye’s sophomore album! Candydrip is full of amazing soundscapes and abstract lyrics. We review the album and then dive into discussion about love languages and their uses!

Stromae's "Multitude": On Political Issues Across Europe 10.03.2022

On today’s episode we review Stromae’s newest album Multitude , full of vibrant and new sounds as well as interesting subject matter. We take the discussion further as we talk about Political Issues in Europe and the way that Stromae confronts them!

Goodbye February, Hello March! 03.03.2022

Check in for a quick reflection on the past month in music and the past month with the music is more podcast. We reflect on February releases we covered and didn't cover and look forward to new releases we're excited for in the month of March! 

EARTHGANG's "GHETTO GODS": On Collectivism 03.03.2022

This episode is dedicated to a review and discussion surrounding EARTHGANG's latest album GHETTO GODS. Join us as we discuss the make up of the album, our thoughts on it, and our thoughts on collectivism as it relates to the African American experience!

Jazmine Sullivan's "Heaux Tales, Mo' Tales: The Deluxe": On Sex and Intimate Relationships as Validation 17.02.2022

Heaux Tales, Mo' Tales covers a swath of the feminine experience. In this episode, after thoroughly reviewing the album, we discuss the potentially negative dynamic of using sex and intimate relationships as forms of validations or a means to increase your self-worth.

Mitski's Laurel Hell: On What It Means To Be A Person 10.02.2022

This week's episode is a review of Mitski' newest work, Laurel Hell. First a review of the album as a whole and then an awesome discussion on personhood, and the ways in which we are people. I ask and answer questions as we delve into this complex subject!

My Top 10 Albums From 2021: A Discussion 04.02.2022

In this hour plus long episode we iterate through my favorite albums from the year 2021! Get my review along with some hot takes!

AURORA's "The Gods We Can Touch": On Religion 27.01.2022

A nice deep dive into AURORA's latest project, followed by my endless hot takes on religion and a description of my own personal religion. It's a wild ride all around.

FKA twigs's "CAPRISONGS": On Modern Womanhood and Femininity 20.01.2022

This episode we review and dissect CAPRISONGS from FKA twigs! Modern womanhood and femininity are themes within the album and we talk more about both!

The Weeknd's "Dawn FM": On Death and Unhealthy Relationships 13.01.2022

This week's episode review and discusses the Weeknd's fifth studio album, Dawn FM! I review the album and then discuss its larger themes of Death and Unhealthy Relationships!

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