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13 Songs You SHOULD Give a Listen | Playlist 🎧
13 Songs You SHOULD Give a Listen features music courtesy of 21 Savage, Bee Gees, Kehlani, Mitski, and Yeat.
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Evergreen
11 Fabulous Songs You’ll KEEP Spinning | Playlist 🎧
11 Fabulous Songs You’ll KEEP Spinning features BRONSON, Dan + Shay, Future, Harry Styles & Michael McDonald.
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Music
Dan + Shay, Glad You Exist | Track Review 🎵
Grammy-winning country duo Dan + Shay bring a lofty level of dedication to their significant others on the pleasant “Glad You Exist.”
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Evergreen
15 Songs Associated with Alcohol to Some Extent | Playlist 🎧
15 Songs Associated with Alcohol to Some Extent 🎧 features Demi Lovato, Kid Cudi, Lana Del Rey, Morgan Wallen, T-Pain & Taylor Swift.
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Music
Dan + Shay, I Should Probably Go to Bed | Track Review 🎵
Dan + Shay return with an enjoyable country-pop record with “I Should Probably Go to Bed,” though it could use more depth and development.
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Music
Dan + Shay, 10,000 Hours | Track Review 🎵
Grammy-winning duo Dan + Shay enlist Grammy-winning pop star Justin Bieber for a simple, but incredibly thoughtful country pop single, “10,000 Hours.”
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Evergreen
11 Songs That Embrace Togetherness | Playlist 🎧
“11 Songs That Embrace Togetherness” features music courtesy of Chris Brown, Dan + Shay, ILLENIUM, King Princess, and Mariah Carey.
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Evergreen
13 Captivating Songs About Being Alone or Lonely | Playlist
“13 Captivating Songs About Being Alone or Lonely” features music courtesy of Alessia Cara, Halsey, Lil Peep, Tori Kelly, and Tyler, the Creator.
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Evergreen
17 Songs That Were Made for the Night | Playlist
“17 Songs That Were Made for the Night” features music courtesy of Frank Ocean, Jessie J, Lord Huron, Panic! At the Disco, and SAINt JHN among others.
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Album 💿
Dan + Shay, Dan + Shay | Album Review
Country duo Dan + Shay sound respectable, if a bit ‘middle of the road’ and too safe on their self-titled, third studio album.
Music
Dan + Shay, ‘Keeping Score’ | Track Review
Country duo Dan + Shay enlist Kelly Clarkson for “Keeping Score,” the fifth single from their self-titled, third studio album.
