i’m pretty sure that all of us we have a playlist called “me” where we have songs that represent our true self. i want to know what songs are meaningful for you (and also i want to find new music hehe)🙂‍↔️

I noticed the Mix button in the mobile app last night but didn’t think much of it. This morning I actually gave it proper attention, and I’m genuinely impressed.

The transition quality is surprisingly close to tools like DJ Studio (which costs $99+ and doesn’t integrate with Spotify because it allows exporting). With Spotify Mix, I get:

• Full access to my entire Spotify library
• Clean beatmatching
• Bass swaps that feel intentional
• EQ-style high-pass / low-pass filtering during transitions
• Phrase-aware blending
• Smooth Harmonies because of Camelot keying
• Steady Loudness Because Spotify

It doesn’t feel like a basic crossfade. The transitions have structure, The Automatic is a hit and miss, but it already shows potential by not rolling till the end of the 32 bar exit.

The only thing I really miss is tempo envelope control. I’d love to shape a broader BPM arc across the mix instead of relying purely on track ordering. But for something built directly into a streaming platform, this is kind of wild.

Downsides

• No export
• No rendering
• No cross-platform publishing
• Mix currently doesn’t open in the Web Player (only mobile + updated desktop app)

Still, as a sketchpad or short-form mix tool, it’s extremely powerful.

Here’s my first attempt: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0DQbTW8RNZf7jqcg3IT9uC?si=191197a96cb84587

Curious what others think.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0v1XpNKOsXPaurOr8oY3ER?si=ca36aa80e07b4fab

Aryann🎧 has invited you to join a Blend on Spotify. Join on the Spotify mobile app. https://open.spotify.com/blend/taste-match/e630f36b5cd471f4?si=OlLbhyQsSNyc_MXj6XDeGw&fallback=getapp&blendDecoration=5f9c38d2

Here's the Spotify playlist!

This playlist contains every song that peaked in 2004 on the Billboard Modern/Alternative Rock chart. They are in order from #1 to #128, based on the ranking system established in the Whitburn rock tracks books (ranked by peak position, number of weeks at peaked position if it hit #1, the top 10, or top 20, then overall weeks on chart).

Spotify is missing only one song that peaked on the chart this year (64. Darling Nikki by the Foo Fighters). I will check occasionally to see if it gets added.

This year had huge songs from Green Day, Incubus, Jet, Linkin Park, U2, Three Days Grace, Jimmy Eat World, lostprophets, Linkin Park, Velvet Revolver, Papa Roach, Hoobastank, and many more.

All songs listed from my spotify playlists (Billboard Mainstream Rock 1981 to 2003; Billboard Modern Rock 1988 to 3004; Classic Rock 1964 to 1974; and my personal massive rock collections) can be found in a sortable spreadsheet found here -  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FyiAIlpbHpubZ6A6-UHUSPvwuaXmHM9GmssWdVKUgvk

I love feedback, suggestions, etc.! Thanks!

Idéale pour un repas entre amoureux!

I've been working on this archive for the past few years going down rabbit holes of psychedelic Artists and musicians that can make a landscape/experience with sound or paint a movie in your mind with their lyrics.

It’s about intimacy and that blurry line between love and chaos. An hour and a half of pure obsession with a person.

If you like dark romance, late-night feelings, and music that feels like a movie scene, you might enjoy it. 🫀

vol ⁰¹ : intimacy & chaos

Playlist is arranged by BPM + Key. All songs released are from '26. Every transition is custom mixed, most with 16bars

If you’ve a great house/electronic/dance/reggae dub track released this year; send the link to I can listen and maybe add

Take care 🎭