#Nicky Youre

[lonestarbattleship]

"We made sure our sunroof was open all the way while underway"

Uploaded to the Battleship Texas Foundation YouTube Channel: link

#Battleship Texas Foundation #Battleship #Dreadnought #last dreadnought #USS Texas (BB-35) #USS Texas #New York Class #warship #ship #boat #tugboat #August #2022 #Texas #drone #Nicky Youre #Sunroof #video #my post

[snazzystarlight]

This is “Sunroof” by Nicky Youre and Dazy as I see it because of synesthesia! This song was really fun to play with!

#nicky youre #dazy #art #my art #synesthesia

[coraex]

🎶✨️when you get this, put 5 songs you actually listen to, then publish. Send this ask to 10 of your favorite followers (non-negotiable, positivity is cool)🎶✨️

So excited to answer this one ! (And I promise, I'll answer the rest of my asks, I just tend to forget)

Jax - Cinderella Snapped : Jax - Cinderella Snapped (Official Lyric Video) - YouTube

I absolutely LOVE this song, it's insane ! Jax's songs (like Victoria's Secret) are just AMAZING !

2. Lady Gaga - Judas (Tiktok Version) : Lady Gaga - Judas (Slowed TikTok)(Lyrics) You can build a house or sink a dead body [cat noir] - YouTube

I was already a fan of this song when I was younger (because I didn't know the meaning as I'm French and didn't understand the lyrics back then) but I also really like the TikTok version ! Keep hearing it on Youtube, Insta... EVERYWHERE !

3. Derivakat - Doomsday : Doomsday - Derivakat [Dream SMP original song] - YouTube

Okay I'm OBSESSED with this song, and have been since I first heard it in this video ((REMAKE) #POV some of the most powerful goddess come together to bring down Zeus #shorts #mythology - YouTube (time code : 2:28)).

Fun fact : for those who read Solace's summary (Chapter I coming soon) and saw the end... Just know that I'm gonna use that song to write the insane battle I've already prepared for the end of season 2 (@techs-stitches you know what I'm talking about haha)

4. Nick Youre & Daze - Sunroof : Nicky Youre, dazy - Sunroof (Official Music Video) - YouTube

This one is one of my favs simply because it's a perfect song for the summer, I always listen to it during the summer

5. Cerise Calixte - Partie Là-Bas (Reprise) (from the Little Mermaid (2023) in French) : Cerise Calixte - Partir là-bas (Reprise) (De "La Petite Sirène"/French Audio Only) - YouTube

I've been obsessed with the new Little Mermaid since it came out in French (went to see the day it came out in theaters and recently watched it again because of how much I loved it (definitely my fav live action movie so far) !

#jax #ladygaga #thelittlemermaid #sunroof #nicky youre #derivakat

[fanfic-title-archive]

Jumpstart my heart and make it stay I'm running out of ways to say I'm sick of overthinking Kiss my lips and shut me up

Shut Me Up - Nicky Youre

#nicky youre

[song-of-the-day-things]

You’re more than a sunshine in my eyes.

July 25, 2022

#music #spotify #nicky youre #sunroof

[theweirdkidinside03]

Unholy remained on top of Countdown Top 40 for the second consecutive week

1. Unholy - Sam Smith & Kim Petras

2. I’m Good (Blue) - David Guetta & Kim Petras

3. Celestial - Ed Sheeran

4. bad decisions - benny blanco, BTS & Snoop Dogg

5. Make You Say - Zedd, Maren Morris & Beaux

6. Super Freaky Girl - Nicki Minaj

7. Hold Me Closer - Elton John & Britney Spears

8. Betty (Get Money) - Yung Gravy

9. Calm Down - Rema & Selena Gomez

10. Humankind - Coldplay

11. Loser - Charlie Puth

12. Sunroof - Nicky Youre

13. PINK VENOM - BLACKPINK

14. Million Dollar Baby - Ava Max

15. HOT - SEVENTEEN

16. Until I Found You - Stephen Sanchez

17. WYAT (Where You At) - SB19

18. THE LONELIEST - Måneskin

19. Lost Without You - Kygo & Dean Lewis

20. Call Me A Quitter - New Hope Club

21. because i lked a boy - Sabrina Carpenter

22. Amazing - Orange Rex Country

23. u & i - James Reid

24. Late Night Talking - Harry Styles

25. Where We Started - Thomas Rhett & Katy Perry

26. Forget Me - Lewis Capaldi

27. Dangerous - Madison Beer

28. Don’t Let The Light Go Out - Panic! At The Disco

29. Beach House - Carly Rae Jepsen

30. Under The Influence - Chris Brown

31. Dare You To Doubt Me - The Script

32. The Loneliest Time (feat. Rufus Wainwright) - Carly Rae Jepsen

33. Made You Look - Meghan Trainor

34. Call Me Everyday - Chris Brown

35. Sticky - Drake

36. How Do I Make You Love Me? - The Weeknd

37. Part Of The Band - The 1975

38. Tumitigil Ang Mundo - BGYO

39. I Like You (A Happier Song) (with Doja Cat) - Post Malone 

40. Left And Right (feat. Jung Kook of BTS) - Charlie Puth

#Taylor Swift #Midnights #Sam Smith #Kim Petras #David Guetta #Bebe Rexha #BTS #benny blanco #Ed Sheeran #Zedd #Maren Morris #Nicki MInaj #Britney Spears #Elton John #Selena Gomez #Yung Gravy #Coldplay #Charlie Puth #Sabrina Carpenter #Nicky Youre #BLACKPINK #Seventeen #Carly Rae Jepsen #Panic! At The Disco #Chris Brown #The Script #Stephen Sanchez #SB19 #Maneskin #Madison Beer

[momusic-blog]

NEW PLAYLIST: Best Of MO-Aug22

#new music #playlist #best of august #rod wave #JID #21 savage #rosa linn #clinton kane #omar apollo #kygo #nicky youre #dean lewis #calvin harris #drake #dj khaled #sza

[these-bopping-music]

#music recs #music #music of the day #music video #youtube #nicky youre

[liugeaux]

Greatest Songs Ever - Part 21 (Off the Rails)

Never has one of these been as off-the-rails as this one seems. I promise it’s not on purpose. With Part 20 being much more close to home, naturally, part 21 veers the opposite direction. 

Some of these you might not know, and I encourage you to check them out. here’s your link to the ongoing playlist. Let’s do this!

2011 “Lock Down (feat. Leo the Lion)” -  Adam Skinner & Dan Skinner

We kick it off with the bop of the century. Maybe that’s an overstatement, but “Lock Down” crept into my life through the Giant Bombcast. The duders over there stumbled on this track in AudioNetwork, a royalty-free subscription music service. They played it during live stream downtime and their community ate it up. It became somewhat of an inside joke, while simultaneously being a banger. It’s categorized as “new-soul,” but its got a funk and a groove to it that gets your feet moving. I know nothing about Adam or Dan Skinner, and even less about Leo the Lion, but accidentally stumbling on such a fun track is kind of what this list is all about.  

1983 “Sharp Dressed Man” - ZZ Top

ZZ Top is a mood. I always feel like ZZ Top songs only have words to make them more marketable. If they could get away with a career full of songs like “Tequila” by The Champs, then they would’ve probably done that. Alas Billy Gibbons had to use his singing voice to entice the masses. With a sound like sandpaper on bone, Gibbons gravelly delivery is the perfect compliment to the almost sludgy guitar riffs on “Sharp Dressed Man.” Given how grimey and raw everything about this song is, the title feels like tongue and cheek irony. It’s a song whose guitar lick is so good it doubles as a chorus. A chorus that slices you in half everytime it churns back to the speakers. I like a lot of tracks in the ZZ Top library, but “Sharp Dressed Man” has a swagger that’s universal.  

2009 “TiK ToK” - Kesha

When my grand kids ask me what the late aughts sounded like, my answer will be “Tik Tok” by Kesha. This song is 100% a product of the pop music culture surrounding it. While Kesha’s talents as a songwriter eclipse this track exponentially, “Tik Tok” captured an energy and moment in music that cannot be recreated. Sanitized club beats, auto-tune, party-girl vibes, a hint of female empowerment and an odd Mick Jagger reference “Tik Tok” is hella weird. Even at the time I got a collective feeling from music fans, like we were looking at each other and saying “are we really doing this?” “Take On Me” is to the 80s what “Ice Ice Baby” is to the 90s, and “Tik Tok” is to the 00s. I’ve flirted with putting later Kesha songs on this list, but to do so before this seminal classic is an insult to an entire generation of music.   

1969 “My Way” - Frank Sinatra

Southerners don’t listen to Sinatra. Growing up I understood Frank Sinatra was a big deal and even had movies referred to me, but I couldn’t name a single one of his songs. My childhood wasn’t filled with Sinatra tracks, crooner numbers or Rat Pack hits, it was Elvis, The Beatles, Classic Rock and country. I purposely reached for “My Way” to see what the big deal was. I’d heard an American Idol contestant or two sing snippets of it, but I wanted to know why the song is so revered. Upon first listen, I thought it sounded much older than it actually is. I would have pegged this song as a track from the 40s. The sound quality of the backing symphony is reminiscent of much older Hollywood scores like The Wizard of Oz, so to learn that its newer than most of The Beatles’ library was shocking. As a celebration of individuality, it’s message isn’t too dissimilar from that of the US as an idea, and the lyrics’ acknowledgement of his “way” being imperfect is subtly beautiful. “My Way” is an anthem for the proud, and sadly I feel the rigidity of its message has been used to justify rejecting compromise. As one man’s celebration of himself and as a booming showtune, the song is outstanding.  

2021 “Sunroof” - Nicky Youre

Whenever I pick super-recent songs I know I’m rolling the dice on how time will effect this list. I have no idea who Nicky Youre is, but he knows how to capture the energy of youth. From the initial drop of “I got my head out the sunroof...” this song drips of innocence fueled youth. The freedom of your first car, having no worries and being consumed by the energy of a potential partner, it’s the magical spark of youth. Even the “La da, la da da, la la la“ part is laced with an envious carefree attitude. We are all longing for the feeling “Sunroof” is advertising, and that’s why it works so well. It’s like freebasing the idea of potential, “Sunroof” is a drug we should all be addicted to.  

2001 "Rhythm” - Awol One & Daddy Kev

For an oh-so-brief moment in community college, I brushed against being cool enough to know someone who knew this song. My bud Austin, a worldly brain of a person who, to my knowledge has never been bad at anything, at least not anything he put legit effort into, turned me onto this track. He played a lot of music for me back then and not much of it stuck, but “Rhythm” burrowed in like a tick. The stand-out on the track is the flute in the loop. I’m gonna do my best to avoid making a flute-loops joke, but I promise nothing. I don’t know anything about the production of the track but it strikes me as a song birthed from the tightness of the loop. Once that was established, I’m sure everything else fell into place. The rapping isn’t stellar, but it knows what it is, and stays out of the way. Awol One’s drawn out delivery feeds the stoner vibe the track carries, while never feeling scummy. Laid-back, groovy, and raw enough to feel like the underground gem that it is. “Rhythm” was never at risk of being a radio hit, but that’s kind of a badge of honor here. If one more person hears this song because of this write up, I will have done my job.

1993 “Chattahoochee” (Extended Mix) -  Alan Jackson

Look at that, yet another 90s country song gets added to the list! “Chattahoochee” is a country fan’s country song. It’s as story-telly as the fans demand, and Jackson’s delivery is exactly what you would expect from a pillar of the genre. However when you dig deeper, the lyrics are much more universal fro the casual listener. Like “Sunroof” there’s something inherently youthful about “Chattahoochee.” Youth, as a concept, is ripe for creative mining and Jackson chose a hyper specific venue for his slice-of-life story. Because the innocence of youth is so universal, even if you didn’t grow up on a river, you just get it. Your Chattahoochee river might be a drive-in movie theater, or a Sonic parking lot, or the pool tables at the local bowling alley. Calling a song shallow is only an insult if it doesn’t have a wide appeal. “Chattahoochee” is as shallow as that river probably is, and that just means everyone can relate. As for the (Extended Mix), it doesn’t add too much, but it does make the song feel more like an event. It’s got an extra breakdown or two that probably work well in a live setting. It’s just a better paced version of the same song.   

1970 “War Pigs” - Black Sabbath

When you Google “Who invented heavy metal” you get a passage about historians believing it was Black Sabbath. I like to think all metal songs share DNA with tracks like “War Pigs.” Loud, brash and with something to say, the track alternates between an Ozzy show-piece and a Tony Iommi guitar rocker. Its quiet moments are as important as its loud guitar solos, a practice almost lost to time I modern metal. “War Pigs” may not be as relevant today as it was in 1970 (I’d like to think humans have learned a lot from past wars), but it serves as a creative benchmark for commentary on socio-political statements in art. Let’s not forget about the slimy and iconic guitar work here, traces of thrash can be heard in the solos and that wouldn’t rise to prominence until the 80s. Sabbath is WAAAAAAAY more important than most realize and “War Pigs” is their masterpiece.  

2018 “Responsible Ver. 2″ (feat. Stan Taylor) - DUX

I really don’t know what to say about this one. DUX is a DJ, Stan Taylor is a vocalist, and “Responsible” is one of their collaborations. Due to their relative obscurity, they are oddly hard to Google. DUX seems Brazilian, and Taylor looks to be from Cali, but I don’t know if any of that matters. “Responsible” hovers between soul, techno, funk, and jazz, pretty cleanly. What initially stood out was the absolutely chewy bassline. The bass however, only gets you through the door, Taylor’s big soulful delivery hooks you, and the horn-filled bridge finishes the job. A beautiful melding of several reliable pillars of American music makes this into an unexpected modern classic buried in obscurity. “Responsible Ver. 2″ (definitely better than Ver. 1) would play well anywhere from a local pub to the biggest sporting event. If you check out any of these songs individually, please let this one be one of them.   

1969 “Haute Couture” aka “Temptation Sensation” -  Das Orchester Heinz Kiessling

There is so much to unpack with this choice. Yes, it’s the Always Sunny in Philadelphia theme, yes, that seems cheap, and no, I don’t care. I’ve always loved the simplicity of the theme and found its whimsy quite-heartwarming. Prior to last year, I had not heard the original track, or knew anything about it. This song is by a German composer named Heinz Kiessling, and its taken two different names in its release history, “Haute Couture” and “Temptation Sensation.” For what its worth, I prefer the latter. The song itself is an orchestral mushroom trip. Somehow, like “My Way” it was released as recently as 1969. Nothing sounds more like a 1942 instrumental as much as this track does. To put this in perspective, it was released a year before the almost modern sounding “War Pigs”. Was Germany so far behind America in sound production that “Temptation Sensation” just felt super old, or was that on purpose? Who knows. The internet doesn’t say anything about him being a Nazi, so there’s more good news. The song itself is so full of whimsy, and fluff, that its hard to hear without feeling like a burden has been lifted from your shoulders. As the theme from It’s always Sunny, it works stupendously because of the thematic dichotomy.

That was an exceptionally weird list of songs, but I promise next time will be a bit more mainstream. That is, unless my plans change, then, anything is on the table. *Insert excited emoji*    

#dux #heinz kiessling #black sabbath #alan jackson #giant bombcast #nicky youre #awol one #daddy kev #frank sinatra #kesha #zz top

[music-asylum]

September 6, 2023

#sunroof #nicky youre #september 6 #september 6 2023 #september 2023 #Spotify

[flawless-imperfections]

3 September 2023 song of the day

#song of the day #sunroof #nicky youre #dazy #2023 #Spotify

[pipster-pop]

Nicky Youre

The pop singer Nicky Youre, I think I’m the only one who likes him. Good times go is his best song. : first post

#Nicky Youre

[thedigitalcrates]

Nicky Youre Drops New Single and EP “Good Times Go”

After catapulting onto the scene with 2022’s 2x RIAA-Platinum smash “Sunroof,” Nicky Youre is back to claim the coveted honor of ‘Song of the Summer’ with his new single “Good Times Go.” Listen HERE. The infectious track radiates positivity as the 24-year-old Southern California native sings ‘it’s a good night to live a little, of the good life, let’s do something we can laugh about when we get…

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#digital crates #Entertainment #good times go #Music #nicky youre #Video #Youtube

[theweirdkidinside03]

Yung Gravy jumps to number 1 this week with Betty (Get Money)

1. Betty (Get Money) - Yung Gravy

2. Bad Decisions - benny blanco, BTS & Snoop Dogg

3. Super Freaky Girl - Nicki Minaj

4. HOT - SEVENTEEN

5. Sunroof - Nicky Youre

6. Amazing - Rex Orange Country

7. Pink Venom - BLACKPINK

8. because I liked a boy - Sabrina Carpenter

9. Sticky - Drake

10. I’m Good (Blue) - David Guetta & Bebe Rexha

11. Make You Say - Zedd, Maren Morris & Beauz   

12. Dare You To Doubt Me - The Script

13. Humankind - Coldplay

14. How Do I Make You Love Me? - The Weeknd

15. Late Night Talking - Harry Styles

16. Million Dollar Baby - Ava Max

17. Calm Down - Rema & Selena Gomez

18. Don’t The Light Go Out - Panic! At The Disco

19. Celestial - Ed Sheeran

20. Stay With Me (feat. Justin Timberlake, Halsey & Pharrell) - Calvin Harris 

21. Call Me Everyday - Chris Brown

22. Left And Right (feat. Jung Kook of BTS) - Charlie Puth

23. Part Of The Band - The 1975

24. Are You Entertained? (feat. Ed Sheeran) - Russ

25. Hold Me Closer - Elton John & Britney Spears

26. Lost Without You - Kygo & Dean Lewis

27. From The D 2 The LBC - Eminem & Snoop Dogg

28. Beach House - Carly Rae Jepsen

29. I Like You (A Happier Song) (with Doja Cat) - Post Malone

30. Middle Of A Break Up - Panic! At The Disco

31. Come Back Home - Sofia Carson

32. Call Me A Quitter - New Hope Club

33. u & i - James Reid

34. Easy Lover (feat. Big Sean) - Ellie Goulding

35. Yet To Come - BTS

36. Dangerous - Madison Beer

37. Muli - Ace Banzuelo

38. Glimpse Of Us - Joji

39. Sharks - Imagine Dragons

40. Forget Me - Lewis Capaldi

#Yung Gravy #BTS #benny blanco #Snoop Dogg #Nicki Minaj #Nicky Youre #SEVENTEEN #Rex Orange Country #BLACKPINK #Sabrina Carpenter #Drake #Bebe Rexha #David Guetta #The Script #Zedd #Maren Morris #The 1975 #Coldplay #The Weeknd #Selena Gomez #Ava Max #Harry Styles #Ed Sheeran #Russ #Calvin Harris #Halsey #Justin Timberlake #Panic! At The Disco #Elton John #Britney Spears

[ithinkdogshouldvote]

POV: you are Willy Stampler

#prediction right before the finale #this will happen i am manifesting #you guys ever notice that Taylor is just Eric cartman if he watched anime and learned empathy? #dndads #dndads s2 #dungeons & daddies #dungeons and daddies #nicholas foster #nick close #taylor swift #close family #dndaddies #digital art #digital drawing #my artwork #fanart #fan art #dndads fanart #shitpost #nicky swift #nicky foster #nicky close #fuck you Nick and your 4 million names

[fanfic-title-archive]

I only got one thing on my mind You got me stuck on the thought of you You're making me feel brand new You're more than a sunshine in my eyes

Sunroof - Nicky Youre

#nicky youre