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- 😄 new playlist: april '24 mixtape!
you know i’ve been making these playlists like every month for about 3 years or so now? i started them ages ago as once in a blue moon kinda things but i just keep coming back to it because you all seem to like it, and i like making them. we call that meeting in the middle, i think, or maybe it’s just a neat lil thing who can say for certain. in any event, here’s another playlist! hope you like it. upgrade to premium tier and get yourself a whole second one like instantly
what did you think of this latest playlist?do you want more like this? less like this? something else than this? let us know! |
here’s a lil breakdown of all the songs featured, some you may know, some you may not, but all of them are coolll
pop and electro-pop
girl$ by stand atlantic, pvris, bruses - kicking off the playlist is a vibrant collaboration that straddles the lines between pop punk and electro-pop, delivered by artists known for their energetic and bold sounds.
miss me too by griff - griff brings a glossy, pop-oriented sound that's both catchy and emotionally resonant, showcasing her ability to blend mainstream appeal with heartfelt songwriting.
von dutch by charli xcx - known for her hyperpop influences, charli xcx dives into a blend of high-energy beats and catchy melodies, encapsulating the vibrant spirit of contemporary pop.
alternative/indie
21 by gracie abrams - abrams’ style is a softer, more introspective brand of pop, often categorized under indie due to its emotional depth and subtle production.
bad dream by wallows - this track features the quintessential indie rock vibe with its jangly guitars and introspective lyrics, reflective of the band's laid-back, californian style.
house by london grammar - drifting into the more atmospheric side of indie, london grammar offers a hauntingly beautiful melody combined with ethereal production, a hallmark of their sound.
electronica and remixes
goldfish ~ shikari sound system remix by enter shikari, shikari sound system - a perfect example of how rock and electronica can merge, this remix brings an energetic, electronic flair to the original rock structure.
to my ilk by zeal & ardor - known for their avant-garde blend of metal and electronic music, zeal & ardor’s track here pushes boundaries with its fusion of genres, creating a truly unique listening experience.
singer-songwriter and acoustic
i guess by lizzy mcalpine - with a gentle acoustic backdrop, mcalpine’s songwriting shines, offering a tender and introspective track that showcases her skill as a storyteller through music.
is it really you? by loathe - this track stands out as an acoustic and emotive piece from a band that usually delves into heavier sounds, highlighting their versatility and depth.
rock and post-punk
starburster by fontaines d.c. - a post-punk revival track that embodies the energy and rawness of the genre, fontaines d.c. continues to impress with their gritty sound and reflective lyrics.
teenage summer by crowded house - this legendary band brings a classic rock feel to the playlist, infused with a sense of nostalgia and timeless musicality.
dance and electronic beats
(it goes like) nanana - edit by peggy gou - peggy gou’s track is a vibrant dance number that blends house music with catchy, accessible beats, perfect for any dance floor.
pink bubblegum by scene queen - a playful and electronically driven track, it showcases modern production techniques while keeping a fun, engaging core.
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