Becca's Babble's #4: My Current Favourite Songs

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I thought I would post about something different today, something not beauty related. I have found myself listening to more music lately, seeing as though I have more time on my hands whilst the UK is on a sort of lockdown and I cannot go to work. By listening to more music, I mean more of the songs I have downloaded. I don’t really get to hear much new music as I do not listen to the radio or watch music channels on the TV. I am also kind of old school with music. I actually download the songs onto my PC instead of using a music streaming service. I just personally find it easier; I can then copy the songs to my phone. Streaming sites tend to delete their content after a while, but if you have the songs downloaded, you can never lose them until you delete them. I do subscribe to Amazon Music for my Echo Dot though, but I do find it incredibly frustrating when Alexa doesn’t understand what I want her to play, even though I am saying it in plain English!! Anyway, here is a list of my current favourite songs (in no particular order):

Sia - Helium

BTS (ft. Sia) - On

NETTA - Bassa Sababa

NETTA - Nana Banana

Eminem - Lose Yourself

Lindsey Stirling - Elements

Lindsey Stirling - Ascendance

Lindsey Stirling - Roundtable Rival

Lindsey Stirling - The Arena

Dua Lipa (ft. BLACKPINK) - Kiss and Make Up

Eleni Foureira - Fuego (Spanish Version)

Shawn Mendes (ft. Camila Cabello) - Señorita

As you can tell, I am mostly into pop and I don’t technically have a favourite artist. If I like a song, I like a song. A lot of my favourites are kind of old (even 2019 ones) compared to how much music is released every year. I like songs that make me want to dance or that make me feel kind of emotional. My favourite dance one at the moment is NETTA - Bassa Sababa and my favourite feel emotional one at the moment is Sia - Helium.

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