What song makes you feel grateful?

Right now, maybe "I Still Miss Someone" by Johnny Cash. So relatable at the moment.

What's a song you associate with your favorite holiday?

I tend to think of She & Him’s cover of ‘"Baby, It’s Cold Outside". Their version feels warm and charming, even though it reminds me of my ex-lover.

Share a song that feels like it has healing powers.

“Growing Up” by The Linda Lindas feels healing to me because its upbeat melody and bright punk energy make me instantly happy the moment it starts.

And honestly, the music video is cool too. This band is just cool.

What song makes you think about the future?

I think this is my second David Bowie post 😅, can't help it! I love his music.

This time I'm gonna go with "Space Oddity", a song that genuinely felt futuristic (I'm assuming it, I wasn't even born) in the context of the year it came out (1969 if I recall correctly).

Its use of special effects, atmospheric sound and storytelling makes it a perfect fit for today's prompt.

Such a banger.

What's your favorite song to listen to while doing chores?

Probably “Hit or Miss” by New Found Glory. It’s loud, fast, and always puts me in the right mood to get things done. 😅

Share a song that sounds like your favorite childhood memory.

“Fairy Fountain” from A Link to the Past/Ocarina of Time. This song instantly brings back the calm, magical moments of my childhood.

Koji Kondo, I love you.

Share a song that captures the feeling of being homesick.

“The ’59 Sound" by The Gaslight Anthem, this is the kind of song that makes me miss places that only exist in my memory.

What song makes you feel like you're part of something bigger?

Maybe “Bittersweet Symphony” by The Verve. That iconic intro feels like it pulls you into a huge, collective story.

What's your favorite song about friendship?

I’d choose “Stand By Me” by Ben E. King, not explicitly about friendship but it instantly brings to mind the Stand By Me film, which captures friendship with the same honest warmth.

What song do you associate with your favorite book or movie?

Whenever I hear “Moonchild” by King Crimson, I instantly think of Buffalo ’66, one of my all-time faves. The vibe is just unmistakable.