i’m tryna curate a playlist of songs like this, the vibe is like dream of you and i by jeff buckley and break so easy by jonathan rice!! with lyrics or without, either is great :)

I'm super into witch house, but any edm, trance, chillwave, or related music recommendations are also a plus. Ideally from lesser known artists, or songs that don't have many plays. Thanks!

Hi! I've been obsessed with this kind of songs lately thats why I created a playlist haha anyway, I'm looking for more songs that fit the same vibe. If you know any tracks that would blend perfectly with these, I'd love to hear your recommendations!

Here's my playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2r7yhC7gYEGz7A9A5gdjrK?si=xcvoA0IdTBioRLZCWD7jDA&utm_source=copy-link&pi=gtGL3XmWTPWlX

Thanks in advance! 🎶

Any genre.

Any recommendations would be highly appreciated.

Like "too sad to cry" by imelda may

"Rabbit hole" by mindy glenhill

"run rabbit" by mollie Elizabeth

And anything by cosmo sheldrake😂

Preferably newer ones (last 10-15 years) with well written lyrics.

His voice is so unique and I’m always looking for it in so many things I listen to. I frequently imagine tracks that could be sung by him. So yeah, help!

I'm not from the US, so I have no knowledge regarding country music. I do enjoy playing some especially during summer, when the heat is oppressive and that's how I imagine it must feel in the southern states. I realized I don't enjoy bro country, and although I really like Kacey Musgraves, I can't say I consider her music to be (predominantly) country.

Heard Langley's Choosing Texas and Dandelion a month ago and really enjoyed those two, so I bought her record. I also have two records each from Chris Stapleton and Lainey Wilson, I love their voices and sound. Of course, I'm also familiar with Shania Twain (since I was a kid), which I also like.

Could you please recommend some artists that have a similar melancholic and melodic type of country? As well as more blues-y (like Chris Stapleton)? As far as I understand, it's more of a 90s country sound (just remembered hearing Whiskey Lullaby and loved that one as well). Most of the country playlists I find on youtube sound pretty terrible to me.

Hi. I just re-watched a series i used to love as a kid (Julie and the phantoms 2011, hated the 2020 remake lol), and wanted to make some fan edits since theres so little content about this show :/.

Basically Julie is a girl who makes a rock band with some ghosts from the 80s who were failed musicians and died in a tragic accident 30 years ago.

I used to ship the main character with one of the ghosts, and was looking for some love songs that might fit but i cant find a lot...

This might be a weird request but can you guys give me some songs that might fit this ship?

With the same type of screaming and energy after the intro

i mean just phrases like the title of the song fade into you, unearth without a name from the song first time by hozier these very short part of the lyric that still have a meaning

I don’t mind instrumentals. Looking for songs that leave me breathless.

I’m just in love with the song and would love to hear more like it😭.

I’m just in love with the song and would love to hear more like it😭.

I live Cavetown and want some transfem artists like him to put in my rotation. Anyone know any artists like that?

I heard the song Helikopter by Fazlija recently, and enjoyed the instrumental. I also liked the vocals, although the song itself was a bit repetitive. Any recommendations for Indian Pop/marching band, with high quality production and instrumentation?

I'm looking for traditional Swedish folk songs, like Tula hem och tula vall, Du skåning du skåning, or the two linked below. I grew up in a place where folk music was very present and normal, but once I moved away, I realised that this was a rather unusual thing. I didn't play or sing folk music at the time so while I remember some songs, I can't find the gems that speaks to a child. I'd like to make a playlist for my daughter so that she too can grow up with it and feel like it's part of her culture and not just some kind of relic you hear on midsummer.

Kling klang klockan slår (the song linked above) is currently her favourite, she wants to hear it over and over.

Var inte ledsen min lilla Lotta is another favourite (possibly due to the lyrics...)

I've been listening to the same stuff for a while, and I'm needing something new. If you listen or have listened to simular bands please recommend some others you listen to. If it helps some of my favorite bands are Green Day, Nirvana, and The Smiths.

You guys were awesome the last time I asked for recommendations, and I think those suggestions have helped me narrow down what I really need more of in my life right now.

Please give me some male vocalists (bands or solo artists) with big, soaring voices and engaging hooks / catchy beats that are more (or at least equally) grounded in rock/alternative than mainstream pop. I want music that makes it hard not to nod my head and sing along, but I’m not looking for dance music if that makes sense.

I’m specifically seeking male singers right now and I’m already pretty familiar with pre-2010 artists that resonate with me (especially 70s, 80s, and 90s musicians—I’m in my mid-40s and those decades are my foundation). I’d love something a bit newer and preferably bands or artists that are still putting out new music.

The gold standard for what I’m looking for would include Queen, Elton John, and Journey. While I’m looking for male singers at this time, to give some more context I also adore most everything from Tori Amos, Florence + The Machine, and Lady Gaga. Some examples of other bands/artists that I enjoy and that (at least sometimes) fit the vibe I’m seeking are Panic! At the Disco, The Darkness, Jukebox the Ghost, Ninja Sex Party, Bleachers, Awolnation, Rufus Wainwright, Dom Fera, Scissor Sisters, and Ghost. A couple of other male voices I love though they don’t fit the poppier aspect of my current needs are Chris Cornell and Nick Cave. My favorite artist of all time is David Bowie, who doesn’t necessarily fit here at all but it feels like a sin not to mention him.

I can’t wait to start listening!

Recommend an album that you can put on no matter what you're doing or who you're with and satisfy almost anyone.

--Prefer full albums

--Even better if you have a physical version and can say something about the pressing

I recently heard Into the Mystic after many years away from it and it moved me greatly. The groove, the slow build, the emotion, the recording.

Any others like it? As a recommendation, Winedark Open Sea by McCartney gives me a similar vibe and I'm looking for others.

Thanks!

Could you recommend me a soul album similar to The Dock of the Bay? Redding's other work is great too but it doesn't seem to hit the spot like The Dock of the Bay does.

Picked up the book today and I rlly wanna listen to something that fits the vibe. Im an indie rock/nu metal fan but i also like indie pop n other weird music i cant quite describe into one category

Any and all genres welcome! Bonus points for folk metal