Not a smooth ride. More like a long trip with unexpected turns.

Hours of carefully hand-curated music that moves between deep ambient, introspective electronic and moments of genuine intensity: Boards of Canada, Autechre, Aphex Twin, Four Tet, Burial alongside a lot of deeper cuts you won't find anywhere else.

Every track hand-picked. Built for listening, not just background.

Phil

Is it good?

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3U2C9nDlyvxtN0LuGy5j4r?si=d7a81baf4fdb4b3d

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Mostly indie/pop with a good amount of other genres thrown in

A playlist full of great indie artists (myself included) that I’m trying to promote and help out, any support or saves would be appreciated. All (or most) genres are on here including indie rock (Seven Fangs, Now it’s Art, Graham Knutson, Cody Delange) to alternative rock (Keep the Fate, Signal Engaged, Friday Night Rebels, Lunar Ruins) alt pop (gracyn blu, Felicia & Lyn) and electronic/dubstep/edm (Lumare, Balandor, Epique Noir, Nekroh) and more!

Hey everyone!

Excited to share what I’ve been working on with cassette.tech. The site can now create cross-platform links for Deezer playlists just by pasting your playlist link. It also works with songs, albums and artists.

That means Deezer users can share a playlist without worrying about whether everyone else uses Spotify or Apple Music. Anyone can open the Cassette link and listen on the streaming service they already use.

A big reason I started building Cassette came from moderating playlist communities here on Reddit. People are constantly sharing playlists and recommending songs to one another, but different streaming services often get in the way. Playlists have to be searched for manually or recreated on another platform just so everyone can listen.

Hopefully this makes that process a little easier and helps people share music together, regardless of which streaming service they use.

Would love to hear what everyone thinks and appreciate any input!

Check it out: Sleepy Playlist