What I’m listening to, monthly, all in one place.
Each semi-monthly (let’s not make promises our bodies can’t cash) roundup covers new music releases and new-to-me artists for your consuming pleasure. Roundups are written in a nice, concise list format because we, collectively, have the attention span of a gnat.
2021 Roundup
Dear friends, If 2020 was purgatory, 2021 was hellfire. Both personally and universally, 2021 was an absolute mess. Throughout the year, I felt as though I was missing something from music. I wasn’t enjoying it as much as I used to enjoy it. One could call it depression, some may call it “being in a…
2020: TGG Roundup
It should be no secret that creativity kept the majority of us afloat throughout a very tumultuous and traumatic year. With unforeseen obstacles around every corner, some new beast lurking and watching nearby, waiting for the right moment to pull the foundational Jenga piece right out from under, it was difficult to remain optimistic in…
Who-Knew-Vember: TGG Roundup
Hopefully this month’s roundup finds you well-rested (probably not), well-nourished (maybe if you’re lucky) and in your bag (in this economy?). With 2021 and the holiday season looming like a turkey vulture on a hot day, I believe we all may need a little reprieve from 2020’s dark realities. I come to you bearing gifts…
It’s Oct-Over: TGG Roundup
Disoriented and emerging from a cocoon of despondency, it is I, Jessica. I have arrived to perform my civic duties of providing you, my friends and readers, with the fuel we all need to power through these dark days– those good, old fashioned bops. Join me as we traverse my library’s recent history and enjoy…
August Roundup
Yet another month down in the boiling cauldron that is 2020! How did we get here? I honestly haven’t the slightest clue, and I don’t know about you, but August really tested my patience and well-being. Now, that’s enough negativity for today– let’s get to the goods. As per the norm here at The Greater…
About Me
Greetings, I’m Jessica. I started The Greater Good in 2020, as a creative byproduct of anxiety and an overwhelming need for distraction and purpose. At TGG, you’ll find independent music reviews, artist interviews, and intermittent blathering on the psychology of music.
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