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As we end out 2020, many of us are taking the time to reflect the year and all it’s offered. Our featured music this week offers some tracks to inspire out our introspective nature. Check them out.

“Up in Lights,” by Dead City Radio: One of the singles from their latest album, Album of the Year, this band is sure to rock your socks off with their eclectic and classic heavy style.

“Need You So Bad,” by Primal Static: This rock jam has a cool intro with even cooler vocals. This alternative rock duo is fearless and pushes the envelope in defining what makes good old rock and roll with a modern spin.

“Fine Fine Fine Fine Fine,” by Counting Chances: switching up the tone, this slow toned beat mixed with piano and soulful female vocals, this track immerses its listener in a moody storm of emotion and bites back with its chilly lyrics.

“Right Name,” by Russell Patterson: As we settle into a moodier state, this song’s vocals chill to the bone as a guitar sings in harmony with the track; all while being unafraid of its honest and poetic storytelling lyrics.

“Crown,” by Smoothsaylin: Concluding our tracks this week, this laid back R&B track will get its listener in their feelings and inspire to us to wear our crowns and hold our heads up high.

What was your favorite track? Let us know in the comments!

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