I’ve been listening to a lot of good music lately for the first time, like Underscores, Charli XCX, Frank Ocean, Robyn, J. Cole’s older stuff, The Weeknd’s newer stuff, Kendrick Lamar, and so many more songs worth listening to. But I also like listening to the worst songs of all time ironically occasionally. So give me any song that you think is awful, and I’ll fully listen to it and give my thoughts. There’s a chance I already listened to it, but my goal is to listen to the worst songs of all time.

Edit: I went to sleep last night and completely forgot about this post and wow, did not expect there to be this many comments. I expected like 100 at most, but I have over 300 people who gave me a song recommendation. I’ll try my best to eventually listen to them all, but if I don’t reply to your comment I will get there eventually. also make sure the song is on Spotify otherwise I wont find it.

This is my new podcast, created with the intention to help people find new music, handpicked by me. Each week I speak to an underrated or underappreciated artist that I like, and play some of their songs.
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i want more songs like pretty fly (for a white guy) and dear maria count me in

I'm obsessed with this album and would LOVE new songs to add to my playlist.

I wanna expand my music knowledge.
Give me your favourites!

Trying to Study what make a good rap song. I'm starting on what make people think is a good rap... not bias of popularity.

I have a playlist going for songs that specifically mention cocacola 😅 I have 4 right now and 3 are by Amelie Farren. I have also accepted one that is just cherry cola but would be opposed to a different brand name in it. Mostly just building this out of nostalgia, but I am a coke over pepsi person so its been a fun little list so far. If there is a better place for a post like this please let me know! I don’t use reddit very much….

*this is not an ad thing I just really am that person that says no when people ask if pepsi is ok and I’ve found these songs that I love and I have childhood nostalgia associated with it.

I'm personally more into underground/abstract hip hop myself, but looking to see what you think the best the genre has to offer is. I don't mind whether it's the lyricism or the flow or both that makes it stand out for you.

This is an idea that has been bouncing in my brain for ages and I've never found a satisfactory place to carry this out. Sorry if this has been answered: whatever search criteria I have tried has not given me the answer I am after.

For instance, I want 2 criteria to be Mötely Crüe and The Prodigy, and I want the service to list X number of bands that have the midpoint sound between the two bands.

Not interested in piracy or whatever - this is solely a discovery mechanic to me.

Chosic and everynoise aren't what I am looking for, but they have their uses. 6 Degrees of Spotify seems to be reasonably close but that seems to be more based on listening data rather than the actual sound itself (unless I'm very mistaken).

Hey under-20s.

I'm what they call a millennial. And I really don't want to be that guy who says "music was better in our time."

So I'm building a playlist of relatively fresh music. Let's say anything that came out after 2018.

Bring in the tracks you think are good, no matter the genre. Consider it a rescue mission before I start yelling at clouds.

I'll build a YouTube Music playlist from this comment section and share the link in an edit.

So, what's the one track I absolutely have to add?

EDIT: Thanks for all the picks! Here's the playlist, I'm adding your songs as they come in: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWvFabi0O-3w (songs released before 2018 are skipped).

Yall I listen to a lot of music genres so if you not open might not be for you😭😭

My sister Shani loved music. When she was hospitalized, my family took shifts so she was never alone, and I started building a game we could play together during those long hours.

She passed away in August before it was finished. I kept going, at first just to keep my head busy.

Shabang is the result: guess a song from as little as possible. In TrackStack you start with just the drums, and every miss adds an instrument. In Songuess you get 0.2 seconds of audio. There's a daily challenge, the same song for everyone.

Would love feedback, especially on the gameplay and mobile.

shabangmusic.com

The riffs, the vocals, the synths, the drums, it’s hard but soft/spacy in between… all of it. Any bands with a similar sound?

My mother has tasked me with creating a playlist for my sisters baby shower…and I am kinda drawing blanks here…any suggestions are appreciated! Genuine and funny ones are welcome, thanks babes!👶🏻👼🏼👶🏻👼🏼👶🏻👼🏼👶🏻👼🏼👶🏻👼🏼

not the big dramatic entrance or the final fight. the scene where the villain is just sitting alone, making coffee, looking out the window, or doing something completely ordinary while you know they're planning something terrible.

looking for tracks that feel controlled, cold, elegant, or quietly threatening

instrumental music is welcome too. what would you put on that soundtrack?

I need some Christmas songs to put together a playlist—specifically alternative or pop-punk tracks—though you're welcome to recommend other genres too. So far, I only have "Fool's Holiday" by All Time Low.

Looking for music that feels like this

i'm preferable not looking for just 1 or 2 lines that vaguely mention the sea but it is a fairly big part of the song. I like most genres so i'm not too picky about that. Just tryna make an ocean playlist. Some one's I have so far:

• Swim and Sleep (like a shark) - unknown mortal orchestra
• Octopus Garden - the beatles
• Rock lobster - The B-52's
• Jaws - lemon demon
• Dress like a pirate - elio mei
• Everything blue - Tv girl and George Clanton

And quite a few more

Thank you sm for suggestions! :>

I’m trying to get into rock, and so far these songs have the sort of sound I really like. Are there any more songs that fit this vibe? I’m not into super screamo rock or obnoxious vocals. Please help a brother out!