Happy Labor Day! Since I’m still on my little vacation to see the family, I’m going to keep this short. All these tracks are work related. You know, it is “Labor” Day. If you are off today, take some time off and relax. If not, go out and make us proud 🙂 ! I’m sure that paycheck is going to beck stacked soon. Be sure to check out the playlist below:

1. “Started From the Bottom,” Drake
2. “Independent Women, Pt. 1,” Destiny’s Child
3. “Miss Independent,” Ne-Yo
4. “Independent,” Webbie, Boosie, Lil’ Phat
5. “Work Hard, Play Hard,” Wiz Khalifa
6. “Hustlin’,” Rick Ross
7. “Let’s Get It,” G. Dep, Diddy, Black Rob
8. “Gotta Work,” Amerie

Be safe and have fun,

-Bryce Lennon

Hey! I’m kicking off the week with a new Music Monday post here on the blog. Throughout the summer, I love gazing into stars with some of my favorite r&b hits. Most of these songs are slow, yet have a great upbeat tempo. Still interested? Be sure to check out the playlist below:

1. “Simmer,” Mahalia, Burna Boy
2. “MONOPOLY,” Ariana Grande, Victoria Monet
3. “dreams and converse,” Dawn Richard
4. “Love Language,” Kehlani
5. “Back to Love,” Chris Brown
6. “Main Thang,” Eric Bellinger, Dom Kennedy
7. “More Than a Lover,” Etta Bond, SiR
8. “If You Ever,” Nao, 6LACK
9. “Waves,” Normani, 6LACK

Be cool,

-Bryce Lennon

Happy early Fourth of July everyone. I’m going to keep this one short today (We all have a little celebrating to do)! In honor of this national holiday, I put this fun patriotic playlist together:

1. “My President,” Jeezy, Nas
2. “American Dream (Feat. J.Cole & Kendrick Lamar),” Jeezy
3. “4th of July (Fireworks),” Kelis
4. “Party in the U.S.A,” Miley Cyrus
5. “American Boy,” Estelle, Kanye West
6. “Buffalo Soldier,” Bob Marley & The Wailers
7. “American Terrorist (Feat. Matthew Santos),” Lupe Fiasco
8. “American Teen,” Khalid
9. “What’s Going On,” All Star Tribute

Be safe,

-Bryce Lennon

Last weekend, everyone on IG was chillin at the Dreamville Festival down in Raleigh, North Carolina. Not familiar? Well, it’s the first big hip-hop festival in NC to break headlines in years! Fayetteville’s finest, rapper J. Cole, put together this event for all the music lovers like myself. That being said, I’m not missing out on any of the fun in 2020. Mo and I will be attending this one (And I hate festivals, but the lineup was sick). If you missed the show, be sure to check out some groovy tunes by all your favorite, featured artists:

1. “Broken Clocks,” SZA
2. “Moves,” Big Sean
3. “MIDDLE CHILD,” J. Cole
4. “Ride Wit Me,” Nelly
5. “Rose in Harlem,” Teyana Taylor
6. “Tribe,” Bas, J. Cole
7. “Zendaya,” Cozz, J. Cole
8. “Photosynthesis,” Saba, Jean Deaux
9. “Whipped Cream,” Ari Lennox
10. “Still Slummin’,” Lute
11. “MF+G,” Mez
12. “Sunny Side Up,” Mez
13. “a lot,” 21 Savage
14. “OTW,” Khalid, 6LACK, Ty Dolla $ign

Peace,

-Bryce Lennon