Take My Playlist
Thought I’d share one of my playlists! 🎶 I’m always adding to it, so it’s constantly growing.
If you notice an artist I should check out that’s not on there, let me know, I’m always looking for new music.
And if you’d like me to share more playlists, just say the word. I have a bunch that I usually keep to myself, but lately friends have been asking for them, so I figured I’d start sharing. Hope you find something you enjoy! 🎧
I’ve always found that sharing playlists is a great way to connect with others who have similar music tastes, and it’s also an excellent way to discover hidden gems. When I created my playlist, I made sure to include a variety of genres like indie rock, dream pop, alt rock, hyperpop, and some soulful artists like Arlo Parks and Baby Rose. What’s really cool is how a playlist evolves over time as you add more songs and artists that friends recommend or you stumble upon randomly. Listening to bands like TV ON THE RADIO or exploring goth and alternative rock scenes can really widen your musical horizons. I remember when I first listened to Steve Lacy’s work—it felt fresh and different, and since then, I’ve been hooked on similar genres. The diversity is what keeps playlists exciting. If you’re diving into new music, try to mix genres and artists with varied styles and moods. It can change your listening experience from just background noise to a real emotional or energizing journey. Plus, engaging with communities around tags like #musicfinds or #playlisttotry can inspire you to check out artists you never considered before. Don’t hesitate to ask for recommendations or share your own playlists too! It’s amazing how this exchange helps build a broader appreciation for music. I’m always open to suggestions of artists outside my playlist to keep the momentum going—sharing music becomes a social and creative experience rather than just listening alone.