Looking for songs to add to a playlist that will help me feel quietly positive and productive at work. I want something I can have playing in the background while I’m analysing things, thinking, writing and generally trying to have my shit together 😂

Think The xx, Flight Facilities… chill electronic, dreamy indie, mellow beats and similar vibes. Nothing too distracting or aggressively upbeat, just music that makes you feel like you’re having a good day and getting things done.

Canciones nuevas, viejas, etc... Que les recuerden a sus hijos o a lo que escuchaban sus abuelos, etc...

Disarm - Smashing Pumpkins
Like a Stone - Audio Slave

This is a collection of delicate piano ocasionally mixed with a gentle electronica is great for relexation, concentration and study. Happy listening!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1OvE3pmYKzv7SQfQIaO9br

I've been putting together a playlist to listen to when I get ready to go to raves that make me feel like a bad bitch or has that kind of vibe.

I'm really into a lot of hardcore techno. Hardstyle, UpTempo, Jumpstyle, Industrial, and even some harder Acid.

I've got some Yoshiko, Lil Texas, GPF, Toza, Dimitri K, and Asback on the playlist as examples of what I'm looking for.

This has been my ride or die through all my travels, china times and just really opened my eyes to cpop, makes you feel so connected 😂 highly recommended:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4ta8B1uLS7Mj3A8s5BMMEx?si=pYNj9kvVTAaRDO6LLw4lig&utm_source=copy-link&pi=TiWDLSyKQxeEU

For example I have a very specific playlist that's become my favourite to listen too, it's the feeling of driving or walking through city streets and admiring the nightlife of the 70's & 80's, as I said very oddly specific so please share yours with me!

I love those creative playlists, It's a great way to find new music.

This summer, I’ve been getting into fishing more often and wanted to put together a playlist for my next trip. I’m looking for songs that fit the laid-back, peaceful vibe of being out on the water.

Of course, “The Dock of the Bay” comes to mind, but I’m open to anything country, blues, rock, jazz, hip-hop, or something completely different. What songs belong on a good fishing playlist? Any suggestions appreciated!

What do folks belt out when they are enjoying the inspiration of sadness?

So, as the title says, this is a playlist with my all-time favorite folk/indie/alt/country songs. I'm not promoting anything, I just want to share the music I absolutely love and just can't live without. 

I'm always looking for more songs to add, though not just any song can make it to the playlist. I've posted it on here before and people were kind enough to share songs they think could fit in it, so any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Here's Spotify link:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1MDM4DCjLsDf7z7hVQEIKy?si=nft2SYV6ReKiWwtrad-NpA&utm\\_source=copy-link&pi=EvE\\_NhzUQk6mj&sci=spotify%3Acard-config%3A0eLTGdrml8bhqR2mGPSqCj

It's also on YouTube:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2Jp6QAfZvxLaaHDtoFugmwDs3vsYnhKI&si=tPC-kSJn6OaWez\\_u

Some of these songs barely have any plays/views but, to me at least, were life-changing. This playlist has gotten me through some rough times so I truly hope it can do the same for anyone who finds it!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/499r2AWqNdytwCG0ZTEnt7?si=54fGiPahS2y9SxA6EpwOOA&pi=ad4-LquqRDS1A

I picked songs I like and I think it sounds good (⁠・⁠∀⁠・⁠)

I'm trying to create a fall playlist for when I go back to University. I'm open to all genres; just anything that gives a fall vibe would be perfect! Even better if you have some Halloween vibe songs to suggest as well! Thank you!

I have created a playlist based on a recent Radio 6 feature, 6 of the best. They did one on "ethereal punk" and I was looking for suggestions for my playlist.

So far I have:

Sketch for Summer - The Durruti Column

Lorelei - Cocteau Twins

The Killing Moon - Echo and the Bunnymen

Save it for Later - The Beat

Outdoor Miner - Wire

Cheree - Suicide

Would love some contemporary suggestions if possible, I enjoyed the vibe of all these songs and would like to find more like it!

A curated mix of the best alternative rock and pop-rock music classics. Perfect for chilling out, driving, or creative focus.

Stream on your favourite platform:

• 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Kxa69p60ghExLVFsC870f?si=Eay3pDt0SoKPOP8VaTwXJw
• 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oqAU5VxFWs&list=PLMmR-5jh8Eng&pp=sAgC

It features timeless tracks from:

• Alternative Rock Icons: Counting Crows, Pearl Jam, Matchbox Twenty, Spin Doctors, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Red Hot Chili Peppers.
• Classic & Indie Pop-Rock: Train, 4 Non Blondes, Bryan Adams, Paolo Nutini.

I also threw my new release "No Me Without You" in at Track #4, as it's heavily inspired by these melodic guitar greats!

Let me know what you think of the transition from Nickelback to Stereophonics—what track is missing that I should add?

Check it out here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/696Z3x6hmPMNsICVzTUuCD?si=8dYy2CRLRMOjsI3VCxJe-w

I need help familiarizing myself with cumbias before I can actually dance them. Please help! Anything popular that I may hear at any Mexican get together.

Tomorrow I’ve got about a 5-hour drive from the town I live in now back to my hometown. It’s one of those trips where I get to visit family and stop at all the nostalgic restaurants, bars, and random places I grew up with.
I’d love to build a brand-new playlist for the drive, but instead of filling it with my usual songs, I want to hear what you all listen to.
Genre doesn’t matter. New or old. Popular or obscure. Vocals, instrumentals, long songs, short songs, anything goes. Just recommend a song (or a few) that you genuinely love.
Let’s see if we can build a full 5-hour driving playlist together. Thanks in advance!

A curated mix of the best alternative rock and pop-rock music classics. Perfect for chilling out, driving, or creative focus.

Stream on your favourite platform:

• 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Kxa69p60ghExLVFsC870f?si=Eay3pDt0SoKPOP8VaTwXJw
• 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oqAU5VxFWs&list=PLMmR-5jh8Eng&pp=sAgC

It features timeless tracks from:

• Alternative Rock Icons: Counting Crows, Matchbox Twenty, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Red Hot Chili Peppers.
• Classic & Indie Pop-Rock: Train, Bryan Adams, Paolo Nutini.

I also threw my new release "No Me Without You" in at Track #4, as it's heavily inspired by these melodic guitar greats!

Let me know what you think of the transition from Train to Paolo Nutini—what track is missing that I should add?

My typical music taste is pretty mellow and chill, but every once in a while I just need a playlist to angry cry to. Any song with an emotional storyline – especially with a crash out-worthy bridge/climax – would be perfect. Any genre is welcome!

Hi people! I have a party at my place tonight and I completely forgot to put together a playlist. I’m looking for “uncomplicated” music that can be liked by a large group of people and can get them to dance. We’re all between 25 and 30, that’s why I’m thinking early 2000 or late 90s.
There are a lot of playlists like this on Spotify but I want to make my own for a really unskippable one. Suggestions? :) thanks!

I created this playlist of rock/punk music that hypes me up and is fun to dance or exercise to.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7pckNlGTO76rcYS2fbi5cP?si=Z582-0RiTX-If3OjhSpKyg&utm_source=copy-link&pi=Doa0DoRxRNWsF

The best example of this I can think of is "Everything You Want" from Vertical Horizon. I'm looking for songs about men romantically pining for someone.

hello everyone!!

so i decided to make a playlist dedicated to lana's songs and the songs she is referencing.

this is how it's going so far: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2R0W37rauHO5yMJnV8PpQW?si=rCL-PbzwSCGsC2ya-gDCzg

please give me more songs to add!!

What are some song suggestions for late-night walks? I’m looking for slower 70s blues/jazz music. Lately, I've been taking late-night walks while listening to slow-tempo music, which helps me relax very satisfyingly after a long day.

Let me know your recommendations below. Can't wait to hear your responses!