abba, 1976

recommended for all of cortis

i find the similar titles funny but quite iconic. both songs reference capitalism in different ways. cortis' version has more of their personal stories.

cage the elephant, 2017

recommended for martin

the original song is great, but i love this version more. there's a rawness to it that is captivating. psychedelic rock is an amazing genre. the song's lyrics urges people to see people for who they truly are, underneath false perceptions.

jeff buckley, 1994

recommended for james

i’m honestly madly in love with jeff’s music, and his songs mean so much to me that i’d love for one of the members to hear them. maybe james would be especially drawn to the lyrics on this album, but i could see any of them connecting with it.

édith piaf, 1960

recommended for martin

martin mentioned edith piaf in the paris vlog, so i'd recommend this song. i find the meaning of the song would resonate with him, and everyone too, to let go of the past and live without regrets.

madonna, 2005

recommended for all of cortis

i really enjoy how dance forward redred is, and i've been getting into a lot of early 2000s classics. the bridge is really good. simply, this is an ear worm that never gets tiring, and i believe cortis would vibe to it too.

samara cyn, 2025

recommended for coer

chill vibes great flow and lyricism. love her music

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japanese breakfast, 2021

recommended for juhoon

i was listening to songs juhoon posted on weverse and i think he would love this one. i was listening to this and it just reminded me of him.

nao, 2021

recommended for martin

lovely lyrics & story. check out the title track from the album, “and then life was beautiful”, it has a very soft & breezy vibe.

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serpentwithfeet, 2018

recommended for martin

since he appreciates good lyricism . he should check out these specific songs on the album: mourning song, wrong tree, fragrant

content note: grief and loss, emotional distress, sexual themes

apocalyptica, 1998

recommended for martin

apocalyptica is a cello quartet that reinterprets rock songs, and this is their version of metallica’s “nothing else matters.” the climax near the end reminds me of the feeling i get from martin’s singing, especially the chorus of “nan chun,” where there’s an emotion i can’t quite put into words.

rad museum, 2024

recommended for martin

for me, this album carries so many emotions about love, especially the quiet pain that can exist alongside affection. each track explores a different side of it, like vulnerability, emotional wounds, separation, and romantic comfort, while still feeling connected as a whole.

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djo, 2025

recommended for keonho

it has the same vibe as dominic fike, (specifically his sunburn and don't forget about me, demos albums). since keonho's a big dominic fan, the vibe of this djo album reminded me of him.

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doussou bagayogo, 2002

recommended for martin

the beat is lovely, and the song in itself is very enjoyable. martin has always spoken about how he explores different genres of music and this is a beautiful genre anyone should check out.

che ecru, 2022

recommended for all of cortis

since they all like rnb. gotta put my sons on

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sonder, 2019

recommended for james

since james really likes brent faiyaz, i'm pretty sure he would love sonder since brent is the lead vocalist.

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bertie higgins, 1982

recommended for all of cortis

it carries a wistful, timeless atmosphere, with a warm and beautifully nostalgic melody. there’s something almost cinematic about the way it unfolds, and i thought its gentle charm might be something they’d really appreciate.

kenji nagasaki, 2011

recommended for james

since he likes emotional anime like violet evergarden, he might enjoy no. 6 as well. it has a dystopian setting, but the main focus is on the characters and their relationship. it’s also pretty short, so it’s easy to get through.

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muse, 2003

recommended for keonho

since keonho loves radiohead, i am sure he would enjoy muse, especially this album ;))

daniel caesar, 2025

recommended for keonho

i feel like keonho really enjoys this genre of songs and i think he will like it a lot..

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imani imani, 2026

recommended for coer

a new artist under pglang (the label owned by kendrick lamar) who made her debut in june this year. her entire album is a no skip and since i'm a sucker for rnb music, i immediately fell in love with her music.

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