Tunesday: Not your party pride playlist
Willow Yang/Senior Staff
My goal here is not to decry the classics, but to offer a few queer standards from genres that generally get underplayed around this time of year.
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Tunesday: Sunday in the Park with the Tonys
While not all of the productions have released their official Broadway cast albums, here is a playlist from the ones that have to get a taste of the upcoming Tonys.
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Tunesday: Songs for long drives on windy roads
One of the best times to listen to music is on a long, lonely drive. No limits to how loud you can blast your favorite tunes, no one to judge your music choices — your car transforms into a musical sanctuary.
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Tunesday: Smooth, springtime relief
If you’ve got the urge to decompress, here’s a playlist of easy-sounding tracks to kick back and ease your spring worries.
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Sex on Tunesday: Halloween tracks that’ll give you chills
We all know fall means pumpkins and ghosts, but why leave romance out of the equation? What’s better than a spring fling? Some autumn bottom, baby.
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Tunesday: A Book Lover’s Playlist
Not only is the line between poetry and lyrics often blurred, but many music artists have been inspired by various literary works. This results in plenty of songs for book lovers to resonate with.
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Tunesday: Songs that testify to the beauty of film scores
(“Photograph” by Arcade Fire is not available on Spotify) I’m not the biggest music person. I don’t really care for the most recent hot album. I have my set of indie rock songs from my early high school days and my momentary stages of EDM heavy listening, but the only
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Tunesday: Songs for straight people only
There’s a deluge of queer artists and songs pouring in all the time. Stealth is no longer the only option for putting out music.
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Tunesday: For a Six Course Meal
There’s nothing better than dreaming about a delicious, delicately prepared six-course meal that evokes each of the five major senses. You start picturing a table piled with so much food that it seems nearly impossible to support the weight, but the physics of setting a table are the least of
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Tunesday: Songs that are better live than on the album
Everyone who’s been to a few concerts has had this experience: The band starts playing a song you never really liked on the album — either because it was too slow, or not funky enough, or even just too ordinary — but by the end of the live performance, you
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