1,400+ mixes with songs by “Bonnie "Prince" Billy”

Body waning with booze, head swimming with sleepiness, eyes surrounded by dark circles, walking or riding through a town when everything's closed, even the bars...this mix is for that melancholic hour. Featuring the talents of Nina Simone, John Cale, Bessie Smith and many others.

A collection of songs for a rainy day. Spring, umbrellas, giggles, or tears; this playlist entails songs that are quiet yet a little poppy with a hint of contemplative sentimentality. Songs ranging from Death Cab for Cutie to Mac Miller and everywhere in between. 35 songs; about three to three and a half hours in length. Turn on this playlist and contemplate in the rain.

A wide range of songs, from Robert Johnson, via Tom Waits, to Cat Power. All share a feel for the American Dream, even if at times it is twisted. To be listened to on the road, highway preferably.

1. (modifier) (of a place) difficult to make a living in; barren
2. great effort made in the face of difficulties

When it comes and you've had enough and you just want to sleep and shut down a while here are 8+2 tracks to help you achieve that shelter from Enough. Sung & played to you by Young Marble Giants, Smog, & PJ Harvey.
Time:38:39
Art by Thea Gahr

Fourteen tracks including music by Alela Diane, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, and Chris Garneau.

You walked the earth
Talked and never spoke a word
She wonder who will be the first to go

Forty Folky Songs

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60 tracks to sleep, make out and cuddle with. Including music from Chromatics, Cold Cave and Zoom on a Kill.

Songs for hibernation.

A pretty straightforward playlist of indie/alt. country/folk(ish) tunes. I tried to keep the mood as nostalgic and longingly upbeat as possible. I've had this list around on my computer for a while and frequently find myself dancing around the house quietly as I do dishes or fold clothes to it. Yes...I can be quite domesticated when I put my mind to it, and what?