Don’t you love the feeling of hearing a great new song for the first time? You may wonder things like “Who is this?” or “When did this come out?” Upon finding out this information, your next thought could be “Wow, this song is 6 years old!” There are hundreds, if not thousands, of great songs out there, new and old, just waiting to be heard for the first time. The goal of my new segment is to bring to light some of the songs I think are worthy of the title “Songs You Should Know By Now.” Some will be new, some may be old. Either way, I think they are great songs, and at some point in time, they have been stuck in my head or played on repeat for extended periods of time. Hopefully you find something you haven’t heard before and love it just as much as I do! Don’t be afraid to send me your own suggestions too! If I agree, I may choose to include it!
The first choice for “Songs You Should Know By Now” (#1) is by New Zealand artist Kimbra. The song is “Settle Down” off her album Vows. It was released in New Zealand in 2011, and re-released in the US in 2012 with a slightly different track list. Both releases are great, and you should check out the whole album. But for now, here’s the video for “Settle Down.”
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