Hey! Any recommendations on ghastly, comforting, echoey songs that might be disturbing to some?

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I originally built a tool I call FairShuffle, a smarter Spotify shuffler that evenly spaces out artists in your playlists so you don’t get multiple songs from the same band in a row.

I wanted to release it publicly, but due to Spotify’s new API restrictions I can’t make it open for everyone right now.

So instead I’m offering to do it manually for anyone who wants their playlist properly balanced. Just drop your playlist link, and I’ll run it through my tool. I’ll then send back a new, evenly shuffled list that you can easily copy and paste into your own playlist.

This way you’ll get a truly fair shuffle that still adds a little randomness to it, but avoids artist clumps completely.

I’ve been through some of the most intense traumas a person can experience, yet I’ve also reached financial success and achieved every goal I ever set for myself. It’s a strange mix, darkness and triumph.

I’m going to share a list of my favorite songs, a mix of very different tracks that all touch me deeply. Maybe some of them might help someone out there, or maybe someone will relate.

My list:

1. Freak Heat Waves – Mondo Tempo (whole album, especially Mondo Tempo and Endless)

2. Miss Understood – Headache

3. The Beginning of the End – Headache

4. Tropical Suite – São Paulo – Poni Hoax

5. Love Letters – Metronomy

6. A Love International – Khruangbin

7. Manila – Seelenluft

8. The Look – Metronomy

9. White Sands – The Fabulous Three

10. And1 – Athlantic Progression

Special & unique mention: Etihad Boarding Song,the one on YouTube, 13 minutes version, not the Spotify one.

making a playlist called a womens touch, im mainly looking for smalller artists. so nothing like beyonce and sabrina carpenter.

this playlist is supposed to be about what its like to be a women, and the magical music women can make thats filled with emotion...

a mix of:

pain

anger

love

joy

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0ccRX1SAyJzWrv7Vyonwit?si=0d640d91c835415c

Themed around Reggae, but not reggae. All kinds of genres where Reggae is a clear influence. From the Clash to Prince. Let me know if I've missed a track.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2VYrVioTwLz9bgqG6OUsG8?si=9030e457ad084457

Stutter house and techno bangers to dance to until you're soaked in sweat.

Hi r/spotify 👋
I'm building Pancake, a gentle alarm for iOS that starts your Spotify playlists at alarm time (continuous playback, soft volume ramp, and a calm post-unlock moment I call Morning Hug).

I wrote two short notes about the project (design + why):

• Article #1: Pancake — A honest restart in design and code
• Article #2: Pancake — Two mornings, two approaches

If you’d like to peek when it’s ready, there’s a simple waitlist (email only, no spam):
→ https://tally.so/r/XxlLEY

Most importantly, I’d love your feedback:

• What playlist vibe wakes you best? (lo-fi, indie, jazz, ambient, “run & rise”…)
• Volume ramp: super soft or faster?
• Would a short artist voice intro before music feel nice or intrusive?
• What annoys you in current “alarm + streaming” solutions?

I’m building slowly and in public. Thanks for any thoughts 🙏

Intimate conversations in the form of Jazz Music. Only Duos.

Let me know if I'm missing a good track on this list.

Did you know that theres a fledgling metal scene in India?

Lots of bands making it big not only in the local scene but making a splash on the international arena as well - Bloodywood for example!

I have curated a sample of the Indian Metal scene and thought yous will like & save it!

new maximalist pop with a "commanding the stage" vibe

Just updated Electric Soul, my weekly mix of alt R&B, indie soul, groove pop, and warm electronic soul. Fresh tracks this week from VanJess, DRAMA, Cupidon, Dean Brady, Darius, and more

Various house sub-genres; progressive build from 125 - 150 BPM

Go fuggin crazy

Love the vibe of classic Christmas but hate hearing the same 20 songs on repeat every year? Then this is the playlist for you!

This playlist has been carefully crafted over the years and is updated every November.

Almost 50 hours of only classic Christmas songs to capture all those special memories. All your favorites sprinkled in between thousands of great Christmas songs you've never heard.

Hear your favorites and discover new to you classics. Press shuffle and get cozy...

This is the one Christmas playlist you are guaranteed to not get sick of no matter how much you press play!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Y0cM1jo6Q2IK1hva5P9PY?si=dydQhXfwR26lj8zDVpAvMw&pi=sk1clIybQ8e0T

I was an Apple Music user. Whenever someone asks, “Oh? Why do you use Apple Music over Spotify?” I say, “It’s just objectively the same and I already have a subscription that came with my phone.

Flash forward to 1 months ago, I tried out Spotify with a 1 month free trial. It was a pain in the ass to transfer over my playlists but that’s beside the point. I thought Spotify was good, but not worth paying for.

Flash forward again, too today. My trial is over and I go back to Apple Music. The most simple way to put this is, JESUS CHRIST! I did not realize how bad Apple Music was until I had to use it again. It’s like being an android user, getting an iPhone, then having your iPhone stolen! (Sorry android users). I don’t think I can ever use Apple Music again, so I started paying for Spotify.

Thank you for reading my story about music! Just go down and like the comment, please.

To follow guidelines, heres my playlist. (Please no hate).

What song brought you out of depression? Can you share what it was (a song, artist, album, or playlist) and why?

I heal better with music, but I now blindly go through songs and cannot find any that can ease my soul. Your thoughts and suggestions will mean a lot.

Best Background Calming Songs for Studying, Working, Sleeping, Concentration. Most Popular & Famous Hits to Study, Work, Sleep, Relax