37 mixes with tracks by “american underground”

Perfect for going out to socialize and not hang out with a bunch of turds. Kick back, have a few drinks, relax, and enjoy yourself. 67 Songs to get you though most of the night, including Air, The Beatles, and Prefuse 73

Seasons change, and so do people. Here's to moving away and moving on. Ten tracks including music by Modest Mouse, Death Cab For Cutie, and The Velvet Underground.

Well folks, I've finally reached my 100th mix. I thought what better way to celebrate this feat by creating a mix with my personal favorite track from each of my playlists? So here's 99 standouts from the past, all leading up to my favorite song of all time as the 100th track.
I also want to take this time to raise my glass to every single one of my listeners who've given any of my mixes the time of day & especially the regulars, you guys rock! Thanks again, and here's to a hundred more!

Sometimes you want to say something, but there's a song that can do it better.

Mix inspired by Charlie, Sam, and Patrick's infinite drive in The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky, including Landslide, the song that started it all. Your companion on the empty highway, a-glow with the yellow street lights.

Music for gentle pitter-patter

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Kings Of Convenience
Van Morrison
Otis Redding

When you're sick of the typical indie, a mix to give you hope in a new, yet old, sound. Sixteen tracks including music by RVIVR, Brand New, and Cap'n Jazz.

Thirteen tracks including music by Alexandre Desplat, Sia, and The American Dollar.

But the reality is when you write a song, you should be able to strip away all the instruments and just have a song right there with an acoustic guitar and a voice, and the song should be good.

Twenty-one tracks including music by +44, Band of Horses, and Belle & Sebastian Feat. Norah Jones.