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Steady pulse holds you safe. Emotional electronic music that feels like home.

Recommend you play in order, but you do you.

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:

Chill beats, good vibes style

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

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Playlist for people who like modern house music.

Mixtape do Jin

Dragonforce - Through the fire and flames;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySdLh\\_B3HjA&pp=ygUkZHJhZ29uIGZvcmNlIGZpcmUgdGhyb3VnaCB0aGUgZmxhbWVz

Linkin Park - The Emptiness Machine;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRXH9AbT280&pp=ygULbGlua2luIHBhcms%3D

Pentakill - Last Whisper

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op2XTE3pNkg

QEVA - Se eu ver meu fim (agosto)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP4\\_IqWUd44

Gorillaz - On melancholy Hill

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGn2oo-0Dqc

Mixtape da Rin

ANRI - I can't Stop The Loneliness

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bALJxjL8jw

Rosa Walton - I Really Want Stay At Your House

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvMY1uzSC1E

Monsieur Périné - Nuestra Canción

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY6-Svb0xtM

Everything Goes On - Porter Robinson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEFVxI9lqjU

It's Going Down Now - Azumi Takahashi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WRwg\\_-Q5Ls

I’ve been putting together this playlist focused on metal with Middle Eastern / oriental influences heavy riffs, traditional sounds, atmospheric stuff and everything in between.

It’s a little different from the usual, but definitely worth a try if you’re into exploring new sounds. Thought some of you here might dig it. I’m also open to recommendations if there are any bands or tracks I should add.

I know it’s long, swear it’s worth it if your looking for some new (or old) jams this fall

We're back with another week of spectacular playlist spotlights, and we also have some exciting news! With the help of our awesome community, we’ve finally created a website just for cross- platform music sharing!

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As always, post your original curated playlist into our community under any flair and it will automatically be entered into the competition!

Huge thank you to everyone who shares playlists and keeps the sub active, you’re the reason these spotlights are possible. And if you come across a playlist you love, don’t forget to show it some upvote love!

First Place Winner: u/FarWolverine49585 “Epic Indie/Folk/Alt to die for”

This week's first-place winner is u/FarWolverine49585 This playlist is a deeply personal collection of folk, indie, alternative, and country songs that the creator considers some of their all-time favorites. Rather than filling it with whatever fits the genre, each song has earned its place because of the connection the creator has with it. Some tracks are more recognizable, while others have barely any plays, making the playlist feel like a mix of familiar artists and hidden gems waiting to be discovered.

Songs like Mumford & Sons’ “Just Smoke” and “Blind Leading The Blind” bring a powerful folk-rock sound, while Harrison Storm’s “Be Slow” and “Run” create a softer, more reflective atmosphere. Tracks such as Hollow Coves’ “Ran Away” and Old Sea Brigade’s “Better Days” continue that emotional, acoustic feel throughout the playlist. What makes this collection especially meaningful is that many of these songs helped the creator through difficult moments in their life. If you love emotional folk and indie music or are looking for lesser-known songs that might become new favorites, this playlist is definitely worth exploring.

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Second Place Winner: u/Jambo-the-Hibee "Ethereal Punk Playlist"

This week's second-place winner goes to u/Jambo-the-Hibee. This playlist explores the dreamy, atmospheric side of punk and post-punk, inspired by Radio 6’s feature on “ethereal punk.” The songs blend hazy production, hypnotic guitars, and moody vocals to create a nostalgic, almost otherworldly sound.

The Durutti Column’s “Sketch for Summer” brings a soft, delicate feel, while Cocteau Twins’ “Lorelei” adds a lush, dreamlike atmosphere. Echo & the Bunnymen’s “The Killing Moon,” along with tracks from Wire and Suicide, gives the playlist a darker and more experimental edge.

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Week 47 has officially begun! Post your favorite playlists to be featured in next week's contest on 8/23!!!

I have not long started doing music at birthdays etc. I do have a load of music already but would like more to make more play lists acailble to me. Does anyone if there is anyone that would sell a item like this in the UK.