2. "Wannabe"
“Say You'll Be There"
"2 Become 1"
"Mama"
"Who Do You Think You Are
"
"Move Over"
"Spice Up Your Life"
“Too Much"
”Stop"
"Viva Forever"
"Let Love Lead the Way“

3. Skrillex
Avicii
David Guetta
Ben Pearce
80’s and 90’s
Salt n Pepa – Push it
Shaggy
R.Kelly – Bump n Grind

5. My childhood favourite is a band I will never forget! I have loved it ever since I was a
young girl and the film is still a favourite. I love it how all 5 band members have grown
and changed as individuals and now all do their own thing. According to my mu, it was
the only film I would sit down and watch through to the end without taking my eyes
off the screen, not to mention I watched it uncountable times. I've always seen them
live at Wembley which is a memory I will most likely never forget.
Each of the sections in the following slide are the main four groups I would segment
my music into. What I listen to all depends on what mood I'm in! Normally when I'm at
home not doing much, or revising, I would listen to my ‘relaxing’ playlist. The type of
artists are ‘Drake’, ‘The Weekend’ and ‘Passenger’. These are all artists who produce
mellow and quite slow paced music and therefore fits in with the mood. Whereas the
party music is all very up beat and most likely DJ’s. This is because it is very feel good
music and gives a happy vibe.
I don’t have any preferred ‘favourite’s’. It would be too hard to chose one song! I tend
to follow the UK top 40 chart. And update my iPod on the basis of that. This allows my
to listen to all the songs equally. I also tend to pick a favourite song, one which is
extremely popular at the time and then overplay it, leading me to become sick of it!
However, the charts are always updated therefore there is always a new and good
song to listen to!