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Despite the lack of full albums and minis that I listened to over the past year, my current iTunes list of chosen songs this year has a whopping +90 tracks, so yeah. It’s been a difficult task to try to reduce my list by nearly half, so there will definitely be a lot of cheating on this list.
The music taste of the whole YAM Magazine team varies enormously, and we do tend to be a lot more enthusiastic towards pop music— we’re looking at you, Kpop. However, some of us got together to talk about what Metal or Rock bands we were into lately.
Happy new year, everyone! Here’s to a 2018 with more writing and more movies. Looking back at my movie-watching last year, I don’t think I watched too many films from the West, so this list seems incredibly unbalanced.
Continuing with my traditional End of the Year lists— following the recent publication of my Music Highlights; you’ll see -as it is already customary- a lot of crossover picks. After all, good albums usually have some good tracks.
It’s been a daunting task to make my music lists this 2017. So without further ado~ these are my Top20 favorite albums this year~~~
Four people meet to form a mediocre string quartet, revealing along their journey their stories, their weaknesses, and their ultimate unremarkable purpose in life: Make music that they enjoy.
Laura Marling continues with the promotion of Semper Femina by releasing the music video for The Valley, which was also directed by herself.
Taiwanese singer-songwriter Waa continues promoting her most recent album, Run! Frantic Flowers! (末路狂花), with the release of Yuki Onna (雪女), directed by Mo for YAMANYAMO.
2016 was without a doubt one of the worst years in recent memory. But the music that came out of it was truly spectacular!
