Pop Sonality

The 250 Greatest Albums of All Time, selected by Pop Sonality.        Dangerous - Michael Jackson Like a Prayer - Madonna Sign "☮︎" the Times - Prince Older - George Michael  Curtis - Curtis Mayfield  Innervisions - Stevie Wonder  Hunky Dory - David Bowie  My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - Kanye West The Velvet Rope - Janet Jackson  Kaputt - Destroyer Random Access Memories - Daft Punk Automatic for the People - REM  Thriller - Michael Jackson OK Computer - Radiohead  Post - Björk  Blue Lines - Massive Attack  Erotica - Madonna Love Symbol Album - Prince and The New Power Generation The 20/20 Experience (The Complete Experience) - Justin Timberlake Beyoncé - Beyoncé  Night Falls Over Kortedala - Jens Lekman Blackout - Britney Spears Back to Black - Amy Winehouse xx - The xx What’s going on - Marvin Gaye  Replicas - Tubeway Army  Donny Hathaway - Donny Hathaway History de Melody Nelson - Serge Gainsbough...

📸: @jseigar   ✨ Today, me, Seigar, I’m sharing a statement I feel I need to let it out about my blog: Pop Sonality. One of the most representative and characteristic approach of Pop Sonality is presenting art from a bright perspective. I personally love reading about pop culture, however, in the last few years, it has become as exhausting, tedious, and negative as watching the news on TV. Exactly the same discourses, believe me. I want to save the adjectives to describe these discourses, because you for sure know perfectly what I mean. I hope. Pop Sonality from its very first day has showed and proved the world is a nice place, because we are the ones in charge to make it that way. This rebellious act works also as a practice of assuming our responsibility and authority, and as an exercise of our freedom to decide and do. The options we have to believe in are multiple, infinite, we just have to make the right choices, and believe in beautiful things. I know this sounds naive, but ...