384 mixes with tracks by “Ry+Cooder”

Continuing with my era-specific series, now I'm looking at arguably my favorite era of music, 1971-1973 in Los Angeles. This era was experimental, poppy, sugar-sweet (hence dessert), and wonderful, driven by advances in studio quality and the investment big labels were making in talented artists. List includes Van Dyke Parks, Harry Nilsson and Randy Newman.

con Compay Segundo, Cesaria Evora, Gipsy Kings y Buena Vista Social Club....zapateado! Le gusta bailar!

Various tracks from various genres (classical, film soundtracks, ambient, electronica, world music) and artists designed to make inspire thought, relaxation, creativity, etc....

Tex-Mex mix for a fictional little town just south of the border.

An eclectic mix of well known movie themes from artists such as John Williams, Michael Kamen, Jerry Goldsmith and many more. 85 tracks. Sit back and enjoy.

Heterogeneous! Different, but still the same.

The sort of playlist you might listen to while relaxing in a cabin. But not one surrounded by scary animals, such as the ones pictured above. Features the likes of Neil Young, Lambchop, and the Alabama Shakes.

En la noche dichosa,
en secreto, que nadie me veía,
ni yo miraba cosa,
sin otra luz ni guía
sino la que en el corazón ardía.

San Juan de la Cruz

The soundtrack to a cross-country road trip of death and terror. 19 tracks, including music by David Lynch, Nina Simone & Leonard Cohen. [TRT: 1:28:48]

12 tracks of guitar fest. Very diverse, includes, Spanish, jazz, rock, blues and even one Indian classical track.
cover art Juan Gris

songs about historical events

for those who love stories

like my dad xo

Music to get your passion rising and your blood rushing. It'll take you so high you can't see the ground, then leave you tumbling down together. Go with it. Share your passion. Fuck deeply.

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Includes tracks by Kings of Leon, Massive Attack, Ali Farka Touré and others. Just over an hour long.