Critic’s choice: Anticipated music of summer 2019

Appreciate all the feels artists to provide this break

Graphic by Josselin Ramirez.

Producers and songwriters all know summer is the time of parties and endless amusement. Music is used for any occasion, whether you’re entertaining guests, watching sports or throwing parties. So from least anticipated to highly anticipated, here is our list of the top eight music choices for this summer.

8. “TallulahFeeder – August 9 – The grungy tone of music with metal accents sounds like a masterpiece soundtrack for a hectic night with friends. A solid melancholy aesthetic makes an upbeat playlist become relatable. The album is written in a female point of view, sung by the band members who are male, and this seems interesting. They’re all men and they’re writing about the struggles of a woman; their effort to put what women go through into words is admiring.

7. “Western StarsBruce Springsteen – June 21 – This mature singer feeds heartwarming, meaningful messages about life overall and relatable problems. Springsteen allows his audience to get a taste of what country and rock together sound like. Springsteen is in his 60s and still makes music. Listening to his songs in the middle of summer will fill the time with memories, giving the listeners something to enjoy during a relaxing night in.

6. “Late Night FeelingsMark Ronson – June 21 – If high upbeat funk music is the move for a wild time out, then Ronson’s “Late Night Feelings” is the album to be downloaded once released. Ronson doesn’t sing his own written music but still manages to make money off the artists who perform his songs. After releasing various genres featuring songs with artists such as Bruno Mars, Amy Winehouse and Adele, Ronson has a history of making hits. Ronson’s artistic flow gives him credibility to have everyone in a party mood.

5. “DedicatedCarly Rae Jepsen – May 17 – From the catchy song, “Call Me Maybe” that Jepsen released in her previous album, she catches her fans’ attention with her unique lyrics causing them to become captivated into the mood of love. Dedicated to making her fans excited to hear from her, Jepsen’s music can be fulfilling but she makes the audience want more. Jepsen frequently released teasers for this album on her social media and fans are all excited to see what she has in store for 2019.

4. “Madame XMadonna – June 14 – Starting her career from being a nobody to an industry elite, Madonna has been in the media for more than two decades. Her upcoming album is expected to be her biggest comeback yet as she hasn’t made music since her last album “Rebel Heart” in 2015. “Like a prayer” she is finally giving her audience what they’ve been asking for since “papa don’t preach.”

3. “She’s BackDionne Warwick – May 17 – Well-known for her collaborations with Whitney Houston and various other artists, Dionne Warwick is the perfect choice for anyone who is into old music. With her hit songs “I’ll Never Love This Way Again” and “That’s What Friends Are For,” Warwick has proven herself to be a legend during her primetime. Her upcoming album, “She’s Back,” is a comeback for the singer. Don’t miss out on an incredible album written in the mindset of wise years.

2. “Happiness BeginsJonas Brothers – June 7 – Coming back together from being solo artists, the brothers are finally releasing a new album. Fans hope the album dives into their personal lives and provides their audience something to swoon over. From the curly-headed kids to the mature men they are today, the band still has the hearts of the 13-year-old girls who sang into their hairbrushes in their bedrooms.

1. “TimAvicii – June 6 – Making memories at dusk with friends and heading to rave parties listening to Avicii makes for the perfect night. The artists created amazing uplifting music for all ages to enjoy at any given moment. Avicii’s producers polished his album the way they felt he would have wanted. The producer spoke to CheatSheet Entertainment stating “I was trying to produce through someone else’s eyes and ears — someone who’s not here,” he said. “It was really hard not to criticize yourself the whole time. Would he like this? What would he have done?”