Weaving through Denver Music, Art, Culture, and Life
Abel Tesfaye came out to a giant landscape of a city in ruins, golden idols, a crossing stage, laser light beams, and fire explosions to fill the Broncos stadium with a powerful notice that he was here and ready to take over.
Beautiful, yet with a sinister seduction–like Bond villains or a Moulin Rogue flair–Confidence Man were here to entertain in a way only they can with multiple costume changes, acrobatics worthy of Cirque du Soleil, and their music–layered succulently with cocky fun.
Thanks for sharing these great sounds and let’s support the artists that bring us joy in 2025. We finish out the year with the sounds of 2024 artists who got crazy and had us moving and feeling as the cooler weather hit.
Just like the amazing run of songs in Q2, we start a top tier segment with flex fm (freddit) from Joy Orbison, lil Yachty, Future and Playboi Carti
As we teased in the Q1 article, Charli xcx was readying a Brat take over 2024 with her seminal album that dropped June 7, 2024. And with that we received cryptic messages of who she was talking about in some of the songs.
We are back again for a review of the best songs of 2024 that were played in John Cargile’s power yoga classes and those that followed the trends of the best songs from around the world.
Magdalena Bay, featuring Matt Lewin and Mica Tenenbaum, surely are taking over the music scene as they showed in front of a sold out Gothic Theater last Tuesday night.
Genevieve Ryan Martel, the Canadian composer known as TDJ, does it better than the rest. The beats, the lyrics, and the style driving track after track to deliver the backdrop of the last few years.
