ongoing playlists of mine you can follow on Spotify:
spacefolk: imagine if there was a cabin on the moon, and its only resident had a guitar. what stories would they tell to the stars? a blend of soft rock, folk, and country, all with a spacey twist. includes artists like Dolly Parton, Bob Dylan, and Orville Peck.
youphoria: the last songs playing on a coming-of-age movie dancefloor. twinkling dream pop with a healthy dose of adolescent malaise to bring it back down to earth. includes artists like Dizzy, Clairo, and Hatchie.
satin: the smoothest songs you’ll ever hear. audio melatonin, music to wind down to, perfect for getting ready for bed or chilling out with a sketchbook. mostly leans towards r&b, with shades of indie and pop. includes artists like Ariana Grande, Alina Baraz, Khalid, and Cigarettes After Sex.
funky town: one word from 1965: groovy! if it’s got a great bass line and an upbeat feel, it’s here. a blend of psychedelia, funk, and city pop. the perfect playlist to explore a futuristic city to. includes artists like Junko Ohashi, Steve Lacy, and Jack Stauber.
tangerine dreams: my summer mix. ideal for jamming out by the pool or taking a sunlit stroll. even my grandma vibed with it, so take of that what you will. a blend of indie pop and hip hop, upbeat and chill. includes artists like Gorillaz, Emotional Oranges, Frank Ocean, and No Rome.
animalism (extended): the longer version of my animalism playlist. taps into a your carnal, sensual, and angry sides. screaming yearning music. an eclectic mix of indie rock and art pop. includes artists like Fiona Apple, Florence + The Machine, Mitski, and Perfume Genius.
hype in an alternate dimension: songs that would play in a space-hopping action-adventure comic book I’ll never write. think Cowboy Bebop soundtracked with PC Music, all with a sprinkle of Mad Max and electronic rush. includes artists like St. Vincent, Kendrick Lamar, and Grimes.
buttercup daydreams: songs that’ll give you sweet sweet serotonin. that’s it. upbeat, happy, and wholesome indie pop with a sunshiney feel. includes artists like Rex Orange County, beabadoobee, WALK THE MOON, and dodie.
withdrawing into nostalgia: because the last time I felt true happiness was some time in 2015 and I’m constantly trying to return to those feelings? it’s fine, I swear. anyhoo, don’t judge my younger self’s music taste too much. mostly 2010′s pop hits I hold close to my heart. includes artists like Halsey, Katy Perry, The Wanted, and Paramore.
leather pumps: songs to get ready to before a long night of stepping on necks. never fails to make me feel like a confident queen ready to take on the world. a blend of pop, hip hop, and r&b. includes artists like Dua Lipa, Chloe x Halle, and Rico Nasty.
alien nation: this is the most recent one I’ve started, but I’m really loving the vibe. if you want to feel like you’re being sucked up an alien beam in an 80′s nightclub then this is for you. mostly synthwave-y dance music. includes artists like Depeche Mode, Purity Ring, and Tears For Fears.
uplift black voices: want to support black artists, specifically lesser-known ones? then check this playlist out. also, reblog this post or send a message to my ask box with suggestions for more artists to add. all genres. includes artists like Vince Staples, Arlo Parks, Cautious Clay, and Yola.
2020: a mix of my favorite songs at the moment. I began it last December and will continue it until this December. all genres with a lean towards indie pop. includes artists like Rina Sawayama, Donna Missal, MGMT, and Lorde.
bloom: lovely songs with lush production. pure ear candy that’ll make you want to dance through a field of flowers and maybe fall in love. purely pop centric, with some slower songs sprinkled in. includes artists like Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, and Troye Sivan, but there’s also an emphasis on up-and-comers like Loviet, Gatlin, and Leo Kalyan.
Serenity Base Hotel & Casino: a playlist I’m using as inspiration for a short story. an eclectic mix of classic jazz oldies and cryptic indie rock. includes artists like Arctic Monkeys, The Beatles, and Nat King Cole.
songs that make me emotionally unstable: I’ve had this playlist for a while. in short, it’s songs that evoke strong emotions in me, (mostly sad ones.) artists include Phoebe Bridgers, Bon Iver, Billie Eilish, and Broken Social Scene.
villain songs: every song you’d ever need to get into a villainous mood, whether you’re the mastermind behind a heist or vengeful goddess. genres range from hyperpop to rock to everywhere in between. artists include The White Stripes, Twenty One Pilots, and Rihanna.
these are the playlist I continually add songs to. if you’re looking for longer-form playlists to press play and just vibe to, then check ‘em out.
if you have any ideas for songs I should add to any of these playlists, send me an ask!
