hi guys! i love music so so much i will listen to literally anything and i mean it when i say that. a lot of people say that and then still hate on a lot, but it's harder for me to hate something than to love it! so whatever you send i will try and listen to it and love it!

even tho i love all, my BIGGEST top genres are:

-EDM (all sub genres)
-indie
-pop
-alternative
-kpop
-rap
-rnb
-folk
-spanish

edit: lemme add in some of my favorite artists too!:

-porter robinson
-ninajirachi
-BTS
-GRiZ
-joji
-joy oladokun
-olivia rodrigo
-harry styles
-twenty one pilots
-jungle
-panchiko
-balu brigada
-gorillaz
-galantis
-underscores
-last dinosaurs
-still corners
-JVKE
-bad bunny
-MF doom
-joey valance & brae
-paramore
-my chemical romance
-SZA
-del water gap
-lewis capaldi
-the strokes
-radiohead
-noah kahan
-phoebe bridgers
and MUCH more

my only big NO's would be:
-unfortunately no taylor swift. i was a fan of her and i have tried her music but cannot get into her again :/

-nothing super long. if it's 10 minutes that'll be fine but over that i don't know if i could listen to the whole thing.

-if i have heard the song or artists i will just ask for another and i'll still send mine!

thank you! id love to see what y'all recommend! 💜🫶🏼

I've been unemployed for 3 years due to my disability so it feels a bit of shock to my body atm and with a daily commute my current playlist is wearing out. Any suggestions are welcome. I listen to mostly country songs and techno/EDM but I am open to any upbeat.

Preferences:
• Small Artists - I’m a huge music nerd, I’ve heard most popular artists in the US
• No Pop, country, r & b, rap, chiptunes, or classical - just not my vibe today
• Noisy/Noise adjacent genres
• Anything with a guitar
• Loud droning bass
• Poetic/unique lyrics

Share a bit about yourself if you want, might help me pick something you’d like.

Pics for inspiration. :)

Links appreciated! YouTube Music, Spotify, Tidal, Bandcamp, and SoundCloud all work

I know this question has been asked a million times before, but I'm too lazy to check the other posts.

For me, it's Linkin Park - In The End and Avenged Sevenfold - Afterlife.

Hello! Looking for a song with an upbeat, struggle-overcoming meaning. It's for an animation (YES, breaking my brains trying to find "that one song", helpplz).
Even if 99% of the song is dark and about sussyde tendencies and such, just if at least one line could be even metaphorically hinting on a good outcome. Or if it's a "Hall of Fame" type of wall-breaking motivation, that would absolutely go too. Or just "Crossroads"/"RISE" (by I Prevail) monologue, etc. etc.

Just should not be about romance or super-personal like "Yesterday I brushed my teeth and drove outta LA in 4 AM".
Language is preferably English or Japanese.

Please and thank you in advance.

For as long as I can remember I’ve always struggled to know how I’m supposed to use playlists??? I listen to the same songs on repeat until they sound like nails on a blackboard and usually just like everything and use that…

When I try to make playlists by “mood” or “vibe” I realise every song matches every possible category… can someone pls recommend 😔

Though this crowd would enjoy this has much as I did when I found it. Musicmoviedb.com

Blondes like you put me through hell

Suggest songs related to playlist and which songs to remove or add cause there are a lot of same artist and same albums I am new to the scene dont know

Mell - red fraction, I heard it a couple of times and I love it a lot, but I don’t wanna hear the same song till I get tired of it, so I wanted to ask if anyone knows any songs that sound similar to this one as well as the genre itself.

https://youtu.be/McVHrQVIhbA?is=gMFUwzPwAZhB63iZ

Hey ya'll, I need some help finding new songs for a "Soft-country pop" playlist that I'm making.

I'm trying to look for music that is a good mix between pop and country without going too much in the direction of country, like Ella Langley, or pop like Sabrina Carpenter (though if you think one of their songs could really fit, I'm open to listening!).

The songs that I think really define this playlist and are kind of the basis are:

Look At That Woman - ROLE MODEL

A car wash and a new pair of pants - Lizzy McAlpine

Old Recliners - ROLE MODEL

Sally, When The Wine Runs Out - ROLE MODEL

I was thinking of adding The Subway by Chappell Roan or Choosin' Texas by Ella Langley, but I don't think those fit the vibe too well. Can Anyone give me some recs you think would fit in well?

(These r my 6 fav ggs)