The Beatles

Expressing yourself is hard. Expressing yourself to the tune of a musical cacophony is even harder. Taking someone else’s work and not completely butchering it? That might be the hardest task of all.

My time at UC Berkeley has been a collection of miniscule moments memorialized in my mind like artifacts in a museum. What I have experienced certainly has not been banal; yet, my mind is enraptured by the beauty of the blanks between events that have altered the course of my life. 

What are you waiting for? Give this playlist a listen and get swept away from these songs in the past. We hope you are truly able to feel like you were going to Berkeley in the 60’s!

Harry’s House invites its listeners in with a welcome mat emblazoned in casually lovelorn ruminations and reverberant oneirisms.

The Beatles’ beloved music has successfully transcended generations, and Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles is helping keep their flourishing legacy alive.

Fifteen tracks long and filled to the brim with Peck’s improved musical stylings, the record’s title is a fitting representation of the musician’s growth since 2019.

Knowing that I'm a homebody who prefers the familiar, you’d think I would’ve done a better job at keeping in touch with my childhood friends.

With a couple of gems, such as the lyrics of “Zoom In Zoom Out,” or the overall arrangement of “Teach Me To Tango,” Zoom In isn’t completely unlistenable — just an EP that will by no means go down in the history books.

Feeling tired of living on planet Earth? Wishing you could escape to the cosmos? Then this space-themed playlist is for you.