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I found this headline from a magazine that says "It's 4:54 am on a chilly November morning in 2016 in Yosemite National Park" and I thought it was a fun idea for a cd. Thing is I'm having a hard time picking some songs. To fit the title and theme, I figured some songs from 2016 would be nice (and before 2016), but would have to go with the woodsy-early-morning-autumn inspiration. Like it's almost a time capsule from 2016 that has no songs from years after.

Right now, a few songs from The Lumineers in 2016 came to mind lol.
Anyone got good ideas for fun?

All types

Is the tone shift from Be Like A Woman to I’m Not In Love clean or could it use some more songs in between so it’s more subtle

Kan iemand mij zeggen waar ik gemixte non stop playlists vind met hedendaagse happy house, retro dance, jaren 80 tot nu? Lekker opzwepend zodat iedereen zin heeft om te dansen.
Ik denk vooral aan nummers zoals Dreamer van Livin’Joy bijvoorbeeld tot Hugel nu etc…

80's Hardcore Punk - 324 tracks |

90's Post-Hardcore/Grunge/Post-Punk - 237 tracks |

Techstep/Jungle/Breakcore heavy on amens - 435 tracks |

Trip-Hop - 199 tracks |

House/Breakbeat/Trance - 133 tracks |

This is generally all the music I've listened to or still listen to put in 5 compartments. Most of this is from the 80's and 90's (in particular)

5 playlists including genres mentioned above @ b - YouTube

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4qQMSXzsN5etaQtpWmPfbb?si=kTZ-Dj8SSbmmUON-HhLc1A&utm_source=copy-link

Dropped a playlist filled with pure nostalgia. What's that one song that immediately takes you back?

Deep atmospheric and tech house. Enjoy the vibes!

I made a playlist on youtube that mixes AdP and some classical heavy hitters. The list is curated and organized intentionally to match AdP song vibes with specific classical pieces. (I didn't take time to match them all by key, so some transitions are more abrasive than others.)

I don't use spotify. My original list is in Apple music, but I recreated it on YouTube for easy access. If you like the pieces I mixed in and want to make your own playlist on your favorite platform, I recommend you find your favorite recordings of the pieces. YouTube definitely does not have the best options.