“Molly” by Jack Flowers

Within the first 30 seconds, you can feel the emotion of Jack Flowers’s raspy and eclectic voice. Listen to 30 seconds more and it will carry you into a musical world that you won’t want to leave.

This emotional yet flirty love song will have you feeling all the feels. With the catchy lyrical hook, “Addicted to Molly / Well that’s what I call her sometimes”, you’ll find yourself vibing right away.

The acoustic guitar instrumentals and light beats is perfectly mixed to put you in just the right kind of mood. This is truly one of my favorites to come across this fall.

Adding it to my newest playlist ASAP – I suggest you do the same.

Written by Tricia Patras

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