Cancion where is my mind

Story from TV Shows. Spoilers are ahead. Freeform's Cruel Summer might be the best mystery on TV right now. And thanks to its period '90s setting it also has a perfectly nostalgic soundtrack for your summer playlist. Set over three years, Cruel Summer interrogates the case of a missing teenager, her shocking return, and her one-time friend who may or may not have been involved. The soundtrack follows Jeanette Chiara Aurelia and Kate Olivia Holt through high school halls, summer malls, and far less happy settings.

It's an angsty story that is matched by an equally emotional set of retro teen bangers. If you were a kid in the '90s, this playlist will likely take you right back. But this is more than aural mise-en-scene; the music propels the plot and also foreshadows the journeys of both troubled teens. It's particularly interesting, as the three different timelines have three completely different tones and temperaments: '93 is uplifting, '94 is angsty, and '95 is pure raw teen anger.

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Pretty disappointed and pretty gutted about losing the songs via the app too. I mean, thinking back to when I was at school and mobiles were only just becoming commonplace, the idea back then that you could find a song simply by using your phone to listen to it would have been phenomenal, and still is when you think about it rather than take it for granted. It makes me anxious about using it as a permanent store platform.