Oh long summer nights, I’ve been waiting for you. It’s been far too long since I’ve wanted to frolic in the night air with nothing but a tank top and cutoffs. Nights like these call for some suuuuuuuuuuuper chill tracks…

Time’s moving so friggin’ fast that I can’t keep up even if I got a full 5 days head start. At least there’s a good outcome to this…we’re just a little over a month away from Summer. There’s nothing that describes endless days of longboarding along the beach and warm nights spent drinking ice cold beer our of a bottle than Cayucas’ “High School Lover”.

It’s nice to know that no matter how hectic life gets, I can always count on music to keep me grounded. All cheese aside, I’m pretty damn stoked for this week’s tuneage selection.

Post Coachella withdrawals can be intense and sometimes – okay mostly – agonizing. But you shouldn’t worry about that, there is help.

The new tracks rolling in this week are making me feel extra giddy inside – and it’s not just the Coachella talking. With surprising tag teams between Kid Cudi + Haim, Viceroy + French Horn Rebellion, and Manchester Orchestra + Grouplove…

Ah. Is it April already?! The busiest music month of my entire year is finally here. Before the madness ensues and copious amounts of alcohol is consumed, I’m gonna take a xanax…in the form of sweeeeet tuneage.

After a very long day of staring at a computer screen, my eyes have developed what seems to be double vision. It’s a little bit awesome and also a little too psychedelic for my taste. However, this week has provided some rad tuneage to go with my real life music visualizer.

Spring has finally arrived. Time to soak up those sun rays and showers before it gets too damn hot to do anything. No song is more appropriate (or literal) for the start of the season than Little Daylight’s sweet remix of Sweater Weather by The Neighbourhood…

SXSW 2013 officially begins tomorrow, but the amazing live music doesn’t start till March 12th. Don’t worry folks, you’re gonna need all weekend and then some to brush up on all the great performers.

The next two months will be filled with TONS of new music-related awesomeness. Cool collaborations, special mixtapes and interviews, new band profiles – and this is only the beginning. Get ready to Rock with Us.