It’s always nice when a song is not only catchy but also teaches you a valuable lesson in physics. “Set In Motion” by Late For What teaches us such a lesson.

Named after that awful movie from 2018 of the same name, TAG! is an alt/pop band hailing from the thriving metropolis of Provo, Utah. They released a song today entitled “Dirt” featuring CMTEN.

The first time I heard this song was a clip that starts with the drum fill that leads into the chorus. And I, in my ignorance for all music, thought for a split second, is this a cover of “Everywhere You Look,” the Full House theme song?

You had me at hello? Move over, Jerry Maguire, you had me at these percussive drums. All I heard was ‘80s alternative, and my brain immediately said, “You son of a bitch, I’m in.”*

"Motivator" by Wait Solstice is nice blend of indie rock and funk. A nice little mocha treat. Like if COIN and Vulfpeck had to come together to create a song or else the world would end. I’m not sure why they’d be put in that position, but if they were forced into such a situation, I imagine that "Motivator" is something that those two bands would come up with to save the world from imminent destruction.

The first half of “you liar” by MUNINN is 95% questions. So I’ve decided to go through and answer all of the questions posed (or the ones I can decipher) in this song. Questions are in bold. Answers are not. 

Indie folk band (I don’t know if this is the most accurate genre placement, but I’m going with it) The Penny Candies just released their latest single, “The Fox.”

Zach Collier, beloved founder and editor of Provo Music Magazine, released a new song last Friday entitled, "A Blessing," under his solo project, Zachisatourist. Zach is a good friend, kind of my boss (for PMM), and in a way, my rival in the local music coverage here in Utah. We both had the idea to roast his latest single, and he more than willingly gave me permission. Please read all the way to the end.