'9O21O' is a show that relies heavily on music, and is determined to feature the hottest artists on the charts. In season one, '9O21O' had the ideal music supervisors, such as Liz Phair, Marc Dauer and Evan Frankfort, and the show was once an amazing source for music as they were the first to feature up and coming artists such as The Kills, Lady Gaga, Regina Spektor and a personal favourite; Nico Stai. I remember the end of season 1 episode 22; ‘The Party’s Over’, where we saw a perfect moment shared between Navid and Adrianna. The scene was appropriately accompanied by my favourite Nico Stai track ‘Maybe Maybe’ which managed to encapsulate the emotion of the scene perfectly. In the latest season, '9O21O' has featured acts on the show such as Train, Carly Rae Jepsen, and most recently Nelly Furtado, and while the performances have been energetic and fun, I can’t help but miss when '9O21O' focused on the little musical moments that made up a show rather than being adamant on getting the best performances every week to bring in viewers. Don’t get me wrong, this season has featured great energetic music, and I happen to be one of Train's biggest fans, but I do miss when '9O21O' allowed a scene and a song to fit together perfectly, rather than focusing on one or the other.
Song: Dub Pistols ft. Red Star Lion – Alive
It was great to see Toby Mac’s music featured in this week’s episode. One of my personal favourites of his would be ‘Me Without You’ which you can check out here;
Music
played in the club;
Song: Toby
Mac ft. Britt Nicole - Eye On ItIt was great to see Toby Mac’s music featured in this week’s episode. One of my personal favourites of his would be ‘Me Without You’ which you can check out here;
Song:
He's My Brother She's My Sister - Let
It Live Free
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