This hat has been riding with the community since day one. It’s a reminder of the good old days, when life felt simpler and you didn’t have a care in the world.
The OG carefree hat returns one final time this weekend before going back in the vault! Join the community. 🌐
Chelsea stumbled upon a strange world
It felt like a memory and looked like a scene from childhood, but something was off.. Was it home? A dream? Purgatory?
Somewhere between the silence and the glow, she let go. The past kept playing, and for the first time since she was a kid, she felt carefree.
Santeria became one of the defining songs of the late ’90s, but the story behind it is way deeper than some people realize.
The song was released in 1997 on Sublime’s self-titled album after frontman Bradley Nowell had already passed away just two months before the album dropped. What sounds like a laid-back summer anthem became a bittersweet farewell record.
After Bradley’s passing, Santeria pushed Sublime into mainstream success and cemented them as one of the defining alternative bands of the era. At the time, the band stood out for blending ska, punk, reggae, hip-hop, and Southern California culture into something that felt completely different from polished late ’90s radio. Nearly three decades later, the song still captures a specific feeling and time in music that people continue coming back to. Can you remember the first time your heard it?
This week’s new music pick is Eurotripp’s ‘Where’s Your Head At?‘ (2025)
We made this series to put you on to modern artists that take you back with their old school sound. Drop a song in the comments for a chance to get featured! 💿
Everlong became one of Foo Fighters’ most recognized songs in the late ’90s, helping solidify their place in alternative rock at the time. Do you remember the first time you heard it?
