here they are:
"Don't Ever Let 'Em" by Fitz and The Tantrums: Within a decade's time, Fitz and The Tantrums have gone from being Motown wannabes to being...well...just another indie-pop band. The song's message of positivity seems a little bland too, but that's not a bad thing. The song only lasts a little over two and a half minutes, but it seems to suit the song well. One of the few songs from FATT's catalog that doesn't have a fast, catchy beat. Instead, this one has a slow, catchy beat. Still a nice song to mellow out to, though.
"Hello Sunshine" by Bruce Springsteen: The title of The Boss's much anticipated latest song might be happy, but "Hello Sunshine" is actually a very sad song. The title is actually a plea from Springsteen for good times to get him through what is currently a rather depressing time in his life. A few years ago, Bruce opened up and told people he was battling depression and had been for a long time. "Hello Sunshine" is the result of this. A beautifully orchestrated, bittersweet song whose roots are more Johnny Cash than they are "Johnny B Goode", "Hello Sunshine" bares its emotions for all to see during a time when sadness seems to have hit a lot of us pretty hard.
