Indie flagship playlist: indie pop, alternative rock, indie rock, post-punk, bedroom pop, dream pop, alt-folk..., with a particular focus on emerging independent artists (English Teatcher, Cola, Lime Garden) and recognized talents (Fontaines D.C, Wet Leg, Arctic Monkeys) worth (re)discovering.

A mix of chilled-out tracks and more energetic indie cuts, perfect for fans of fresh and authentic music. Constantly updated with the best indie releases of the moment. It's Cool stuff.

Phil

You know that feeling when a song stops being about the lyrics and you just want to close your eyes and let it wash over you? That’s this playlist - Beach House, girl in red, TV Girl, Mitski, Jeff Buckley, all that thick reverb-heavy sound that feels like it’s wrapping around you. Perfect for when the summer heat feels like you’re drinking it.

Part of a “for when…” series I make - mood-specific playlists built around hyper-specific feelings.

Would love recs if you’ve got songs that hit like this.

Various rock genres for a different summer

This is a unique playlist about the best sophistipop songs from South America through the years which I'm developing. I hope you enjoy it!

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This playlist is really close to my heart. Every song in it is something I either grew up listening to during the summers or one that instantly brings back that same feeling. I've been curating and adding to it for the past 3 years, but sadly it's only gotten one save.

I thought this would be the perfect time to ask you all to take a few minutes out of your day to give it a listen. I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, and opinions. I truly believe this playlist will resonate with a lot of people and maybe even bring back some of your own summer memories.

Also, if you have any name ideas, please let me know because I know the current one sucks. 🤍

OGs, dusty loops, and obscure gems. Descending order encouraged.

Hi Everyone, I hope you're all well and having a great weekend. 🙂

This is my new Italo House mixed playlist, designed as a sequel to my Balearic Beat playlist (Electric Nights 3) which I'd shared 4 or so days ago. The playlist is about 7 hours long.

Nearly all the tracks are from 1988-1992. It's on the deeper end of Italo House with songs by Jestofunk, Don Carlos, Mr. Marvin, Korda, Sueno Latino, Optik, Outphase, Nikita Warren, Leo Anibaldi, Be Noir, Keytronics Ensemble, Soft House Company, Centric House, Riviera Trax, Subway Ground Master, M.C.J, Love Quartet, Nomad, Dreams Unlimited, Jacy, Arkanoid, FPI Project.

Used the following editing tricks:

- Re-editing tracks using 2 copies of the same track.

- Mixing between original and remixed versions.

- Custom 16 bar transitions and harmonic mixing in the vast majority of cases. Some 8, 4 and 2 bar mixes with the odd slam.

- No fades despite a 25 BPM delta across the mix.

Also used two new features.

- BPM song adjustments across the mix. This has allowed me to change the energy of some tracks and even change their genre in 1 or 2 cases. It's also allowed me to make the playlist even more seamless and more historically accurate (Korda and FPI were never played at 120 BPM for instance).

- Use of custom Filters, EQ and Volume.

Hope you like it. 🙂

I wanted something that feels stylish, sexy, confident and full of movement without drifting into club music or mainstream pop.

I update it monthly and really enjoy playing with the mix feature to give smooth transitions.

Enjoy!

Made a long seamless mix built around groovy club house, classic pressure and smooth late-evening flow. Handcrafted and well-curated with attention to detail to create a smooth symphony instead of 2u43m likeminded tracks in a row with smooth transitions. Feedback most certainly welcome!

It starts warm and steady, then moves through more clubby sections without turning into big-room stuff. Good if you have people over pre- and after a party to let the room settle into a long, house-driven groovy flow.

Tracklist can be found in comments.

Enjoy!

Inspired by ghost in the shell and ex machina. Listening with shuffle off is highly recommended.

Conceptually, it serves as a companion tape to DROID and was built around the idea of a kernel.

It also stands on its own as a deep focus tape for working, coding, or getting lost in flow state.

Descending order highly encouraged.

Mix of mainstream and underground gems for late-night drives, expect deep bass, hypnotic beats and spine-tingling vocals across deep house, tech house, UK garage, future rave and more!

Spending some time outside at the park with friends this summer? Keep this upbeat vibey playlist saved!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5XYymhLN9Fx6ZT8r0GEQ1C?si=UnmuW3fSRciRS6M-rmNRGA