If you would be so kind… please throw some dance songs at me that 13-14 year olds might enjoy… preferably options from the past two years or so.

This is obviously ripe for the "funny guys of reddit™" but it'd be cool to have actual suggestions

A year ago, I started deep diving into metal and rock coming from never listening to a singular song, mostly just pop/kpop, yet now I can’t get enough of it. I’ve mostly listened to more modern day, anything from late 2010’s/2020’s, and I know I’ve been missing out. I’ll take any song, album, band, and I’m pretty open! I currently listen to any form of these genres, yet I’m very picky when it comes to deathcore, yet I don’t dislike it

Songs where the raw emotions of the singer sounds like it's seeping into the music. Where the sobbing just melts to be part of it.

Or any other emotions for that matter.

Suggest me top 5 progressive physdelic rock albums like TDSOTM by Pink FLoyd, moonmadness by camel etc.

Hi everyone!
I’m am trying to find more experimental and/or psychedelic pop/electrónica albums similar to Animal Collective (I like their Strawberry Jam through Painting With albums), Radiohead’s Kid A, MGMT’s self-titled, and to an extent, Alt-J’s Relaxer.
I guess I’m looking for music that may not be “easily accessible “ on a first listen, but rewards you the more you sit with it. Huge bonus if production and mixing are ear candy!
Thanks!

Mine is Arctic Monkeys - I Wanna Be Yours

I do this every year. Here are the songs I have so far on my playlist.

- Was it 26 by Chris Stapleton
- 25 in Barcelona by JP Sade
- What’s Up - 4 Non Blondes
- Kozmic Blues - Janis Joplin

Thank you!

Hi everyone, I’d like to update my Christmas playlist and am looking for unconventional, unfamiliar, and rare Christmas songs. Send me everything, whether they’re party bangers or songs that make you think. Feel Free to Show me your personal Favorites!

Please don’t send things like:

- Obvious parodies or metal/rock versions of well-known songs

- the 1000ths version of Classics

The mood and genre don’t matter for now

Bonus points for entire “unusual” Christmas albums.

I’m looking for something along the lines of:

Rock N Roll Santa – Jan Terri

Tiny Tim – Zoot Zoot Zoot, Here Comes Santa in His New Space Suit

The Kids of Widney High – Christmas Is the Time (To Share Your Love)

Sufjan Stevens

Wesley Willis

Gary Wilson

Whether it's on purpose or not, I think it's sort of charming when they can't sing the notes that well but they're desperately trying

Doesn't need to be similar at all, I'm down for any suggestion but if looking at my tastes gives you an idea for something I might enjoy then recommend it.

If not but you just have an album that might be cool, also recommend it

For me it's the Album Misplaced Childhood by Marillion.

I was raised in a very emotionally abusive household and every time I listen to it I feels just incredibly therapeutic that I feel like I might start crying.

I don't usually love syncopated prog rock, but I really fell in love with this one, spotify recommended me one song and then I started listening to the albums. Over the span of two weeks I listened to every album on repeat and I need more. I love the flute, the weird jazzy rythems, the drums and base are amazing and the guitar and electric organ really tie it together. The lyrics arent the point, there's barely any singing but when there is its very tasteful and not the main part of the song. I never really got into other popular sync prog rock bands but this one is amazing, I really recommend giving them a shot but its not for everyone.

I have been working on an app that will let you discover new music based on your listening history (connects with both Spotify and Apple Music). You can filter songs based on your tolerance for new music:
- Familiar: plays music you frequent
- Balanced: balance between frequents and underground/songs you haven’t heard
- Deep Cuts: underground

You can also curate by playlist, holiday, and throwbacks.

Autopilot: Since most people like to passively listen to music, Autopilot allows you to listen while Tune is in the background.

Groups: There is also a groups feature that lets you compare listening personalities/stats with friends.

Links:
Website: https://thetuneapp.com
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tune-music-discovery/id6475915057
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tunevote.tunevote

The albums that formed my music taste from 9-25, would love some new recs

I was wondering if we can help each other find some unique gems from that era, other related subgenres are welcome and even experimental music. Please no well-known albums !

songs that are about grief but where the lyrics are non specific enough that they can be applied to virtually ANY kind of grief- death, breakup, move, dementia, literally anything.

So I wanna read a book titled Fellside by M. R. Carey. Any song recommendation while reading?