Music for a Neverending Winter

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By This Is Our Jam

As it becomes later in March, we're just SO over winter at this point — and we can only imagine that as a victim of black ice, Allie agrees with us! Doesn't the universe know that it just needs to warm up and stay spring-like — and that a St. Patrick's Day snow storm is just not okay?

In honor of Allie's broken wrist, we've come up with a playlist to say “screw you!” to winter. Take a listen, and join us in our anti-snow dances. We'll even take some of the DC area pollen in exchange for permanently warmer weather. And you know that's desperation.

 

This Is Our Jam is the (mostly) musical brainchild of three friends who, once upon a time, changed their GChat statuses a lot. Krista, Kristen, and Stacey love to share music, YouTube gems, and other assorted thoughts with the world. Whether new music we’ve just discovered at a DC concert or old throwbacks from childhood, we have a lot of jams that we think the world should hear. We don't define ourselves as a critical music blog (we leave all the detailed critiques and musical theory to musicality experts), but rather we aim to be an entertaining source for both finding new music and re-discovering songs and artists that may have gotten buried in your iTunes library.  Follow This Is Our Jam for tunes, assorted thoughts, and so much more online, on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram!

 

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