The musician's Honest Playlist: Exploring His Favorite Tunes
The first song I fell in love with
During a fall day, I felt unwell and stayed in at age six. My mother wondered, "Have you really not listened to the Beatles? She put on Help! the movie, following that I listened to it on loop through her music player all day long.
The track I perform at sing-alongs
Any Bowie number are enjoyable, like Fame or Queen Bitch. No one sounds like Bowie, yet I adore the vibe. Lately I sang Save Me by Aimee Mann, which didn't engage the crowd, but I had fun.
The first CD I bought
Kids my age liked Paradise by Coldplay, so I bought Mylo Xyloto at the bookstore. This happened on my initial Los Angeles trip. I thought to purchase records. I acquired those two albums during that visit.
The music with all words in my head
My sibling had Incredibad by Lonely Island as a compact disc. He played it constantly while traveling. Experiencing something content deemed inappropriate was really fun.
The ideal party track
This classic from The Emotions as it appears cheerful. The rhythm is ideal. It's accessible music, stylish yet complex, so it suits everyone.
The track I avoid now
When I discovered rock'n'roll, I was into Guns N' Roses. When I first listened to the well-known song, I got hooked, but now I can't hear it.
The perfect number to reinterpret
At present, our group play that space-themed song. I enjoy that piece.
The transformative music
I participated in the clip for that punk track. I played the younger version of the frontman. This marked my video debut. It introduced intense audio, driving me toward alternative culture.
The tear-jerking melody
Belinda Says by Alvvays.
The memorial service music
My dad and I have an inside joke about this topic. I might not actually select it, but Half Gate by Grizzly Bear.
