Hey there! Welcome to tiny tunes digest! If you follow us on our Instagram this may look somewhat familiar to you. About 3 times a week we bring you our favorite CDs or Vinyls and our favorite track off of them to help combat the rapid increase of the use of AI in creative spaces.
So the parameters of tiny tunes is that anything submitted to this has to be something we could get physically, so no streaming exclusives, no AI cover art, no AI bands, and no AI lyrics. We are then challenged to listen to the album front to back the way the artist intended, because that is in fact part of the art. Then, we share our favorite song off the album so you hopefully go listen to it and discover new music!
So, with that in mind, let's talk about this week's albums!
Evita (2025 London Palladium Cast)
Submitted by: Jennifer Noga
Favorite Track: Rainbow High by Rachel Zegler
Rachel Zegler is extremely talented in anything she does, and if you've seen the clips from the Palladium shows of the key change in Rainbow High, which is crazy she did that for 8 shows every week. I'm always in awe of Zegler's raw star power, and I hope to see her on Broadway when Evita makes it to the states.
Lines, Vines and Trying Times by Jonas Brothers
Submitted by: Jennifer Noga
Favorite Track: Don't Charge Me For The Crime (ft. Common)
Honorable Mention: Before the Storm (ft. Miley Cyrus)
This may be a controversial take, but Lines Vines and Trying Times may be the best Jonas Brothers album out there. Or at least it's criminally underrated. It was so hard to pick just one song, so I threw in an honorable mention as well because Before the Storm is the perfect booktok song and no one seems to know it.
Don't Charge Me For The Crime has been my favorite song off this album since 2009, even when I didn't know who Common was. It doesn't feel like a JoBros song but I think that's why I love it so.
THE GREATEST COMPROMISE by Adam Paddock
Submitted by: Jennifer Noga
Favorite Track: THE GREATEST COMPROMISE
Okay so I may be biased here because I own pretty much all his work and merch lmao. Paddock's sophomore album really took me a while to warm up to. That being said it's become a heavy hitter in my rotation because of the title track. You can tell how much love and care Paddock puts into anything he does.
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