Metol Mix: September
As the seasons shift and the days grow longer, music takes on a vibrant new role, serving as the soundtrack to our summer adventures and cherished moments. This time, we've curated an eclectic playlist that spans genres and eras, capturing the essence of your diverse musical tastes. Each song has been carefully selected to reflect the stories and emotions that resonate with you, creating a unique mosaic of sound that celebrates the joys and complexities of life. Dive into this month's playlist and discover the tracks that hold special meaning for our community.
September - Earth, Wind & Fire: An iconic disco track celebrating the joys of love and dancing in the month of September.
We Got a Dream - Ocean: A dreamy pop tune with uplifting lyrics about holding onto dreams and aspirations.
Glamorous Indie Rock & Roll - The Killers: An anthemic ode to the allure of indie culture, combining catchy hooks with rock 'n' roll swagger.
You’re Not Good Enough - Blood Orange: A synth-driven, groovy song that confronts a partner's shortcomings with cool detachment.
Ain’t Nothing Changed - Loyle Carner: A reflective hip-hop track that explores the artist’s journey through life's struggles and successes.
One - Metallica: A powerful heavy metal anthem about a soldier's trauma and the horrors of war, featuring intense guitar riffs.
Black Myth: Wukong - Wukong: A dramatic instrumental piece inspired by ancient Chinese mythology and modern video game aesthetics.
Steeeam - Shelly: A laid-back, funky groove that plays with rhythmic repetition and infectious bass lines.
Bad Chem - Sabrina Carpenter: A pop track with edgy production, detailing the toxic dynamics of a complicated relationship.
Mirrors - Caravan Palace: A lively electro-swing song blending vintage jazz elements with modern electronic beats.
Pink Skies (Demo) - Wiley from Atlanta: A lo-fi, mellow track capturing introspective thoughts under a serene sunset.
Nothing Matters - The Last Dinner Party: A brooding indie rock song that contemplates existential themes and emotional disconnect.
When I’m Small - Phantogram: A haunting electronic track with hypnotic beats and ethereal vocals exploring themes of desire and escapism.
Spring Break 1899 - Murder by Death: A dark, folk-inspired rock song with storytelling lyrics that paint a vivid picture of historical escapades.
Trouble - Ray LaMontagne: A soulful ballad that delves into feelings of regret and redemption with heartfelt lyrics and a rustic sound.
Touch Me I’m Sick - Sonic Youth: A gritty, raw punk track filled with rebellious energy and abrasive guitar distortion.
You Are The Blood - Castanets: An atmospheric indie-folk song with haunting vocals and a mystical, otherworldly vibe.
Super Bon Bon - Soul Coughing: A quirky alternative rock song with jazzy influences and a catchy, looping chorus.
Dracula From Houston - Butthole Surfers: A psychedelic rock track with humourous lyrics and a laid-back, surf-inspired groove.
The Show - Frankie: A pop anthem about resilience and self-empowerment, featuring powerful vocals and an upbeat melody.
Polk Salad Annie - Tony Joe White: A swamp rock classic with gritty storytelling about Southern life, driven by soulful guitar licks.
Kentucky Night - Glitterfox: A warm, nostalgic folk song that paints a picture of tranquil nights in the Kentucky countryside.
Tuesday’s Gone - Lynyrd Skynyrd: A southern rock ballad reflecting on loss and moving on, with soulful melodies and harmonies.
Far Away - Junip: A dreamy folk-rock song with soothing melodies and introspective lyrics about longing and distance.
Superstar - Sonic Youth: A cover of The Carpenters' classic, transformed into a grungy, atmospheric exploration of longing and fame.
The Impression That I Get - The Mighty Mighty Bosstones: A ska-punk anthem about luck and life’s unexpected challenges, featuring lively horns and catchy rhythms.
Shoes Too Tight - Liam Kazar: A retro-inspired indie track with a funky groove, exploring the discomfort of trying to fit into something that doesn’t suit.
Gabrielle - Ween: A quirky rock song with playful lyrics about unrequited love and the longing for a woman named Gabrielle.
There is This Thing - Reginald Chapman: A brass-heavy, jazzy composition that combines traditional jazz elements with a modern twist.
Centerfold - The J. Geils Band: A fun, upbeat rock song about discovering an old crush has become a centrefold model, blending humour with catchy hooks.
Don’t You Know I Love You - The Clovers: A classic doo-wop love song with smooth harmonies and heartfelt lyrics expressing affection.
Purple - Wunderhorse: A moody, introspective rock song that explores complex emotions with rich, layered instrumentation.
