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Your Weekend Playlist: New Music To Listen To

The holidays have arrived...

It's a week before Thanksgiving, which means we have been thrust into the holiday season whether we were ready or not. While you're gearing up to see your family and friends for your obligatory annual catch-up conversations, we need new music now more than ever. Because there are travels to be completed, and soothing is needed.

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It feels like forever since I've graced everyone with a fresh batch of fresh music...but like all that's inevitable in life - love, loss, aging - I'm here again. Call me persistent, call me determined, call me relentless - I will not give up on finding new music worth listening to every single Friday.

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Sinego's attention to detail in his music is what sets him apart in the industry: he can take a recording from any everyday interaction and use it to perfect a track, he develops missions in music- providing necessary exposure and education to Latin American cultures whether you notice or not, and he has a way of tying it all together into a well-produced record. Sinego is a once-in-a-lifetime artist, deserving of his accolades and his fan's support, and he's here with his debut album, a labor of love called Alterego.

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Every few weeks, I get the same text from one of my friends: "Jai, I need new music. I'm tired of my rotation of usual playlists." And to be honest, a little sigh emits from my mouth every time...why? Because I have a Weekend Playlist article every. Single. Week.
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When I was younger, I knew of two ways to get music: the legal way, paying $0.99 (and then $1.25) for songs on iTunes, and the illegal way, paying $0 to download the pirated versions on Limewire...Don't lie, you had your ways, too.
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Every week, I imagine all of us sitting...thinking about what the next Weekend Playlist article has in store for us. Call me a narcissist, but it's surely what I'm doing all week long. It's exhausting, truly.
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