Playlist of the Week: Laurel Nathanson
“I missed my calling, for I was born with a tremendous inability to hold a note. My dreams as a singer songwriter were shattered early […]
Category: PLAYLIST OF THE WEEK
Ever wonder what the Lick community is listening to while writing that paper, on the bus, or just chilling? The Paper Tiger Online presents our playlists of the Week!
Playlist of the Week: Maya Moredock-Ting ’18
“With the stress of school and fall in full swing, chill music is my go to. Getting through a day is so much more bearable […]
Playlist of the Week: Goranka Poljak-Hoy
“October! Days are shorter. Chill is in the air. The trees shimmer intense yellow, orange and purple. I long for the smell of quince and for a place that […]
Playlist of the Week: Matt Clifford ’17
“Start things off with a ’69 classic “It’s Your Thing.” A funk playlist wouldn’t be complete without the infamous Detroit parliament-funkadelic, who ask for their […]
Playlist of the Week: Anna Lea
“This was an interesting process. I went to my iTunes library and started scrolling through artists. If I approached this by looking at the library categorized […]
Playlist of the Week: Iyanna Kelley ’17
“I like Goldlink because he is such a chill artist and he has lots of variety in his music. You can listen to him in […]
Playlist of the Week: Shaun Lopez
“How to choose ten songs from a life filled with music? In the end, I went with songs that really meant something to me at […]
Playlist of the Week: Ben Harris ’19
“I’m truly blessed to have the first Playlist of the Week honors. I just want to thank all my loyal fans and Loic for the […]
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