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“Shoutout Sundays 2019”
2019 had a few date missing with which songs were the inspiration, but the consistency was getting there! These songs are all bops, sweet and mellow tunes, with some dancy dance ones mixed in!
Thanks for listening as always!
Enjoy!
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Mellifluous
/məˈliflo͞oəs/
(.a) Having a smooth rich flow; sweet or musical; pleasant to hear. This poetic word refers to something sweet and enjoyable, especially when it comes to sound
Summer Walker - Something Real
Ariana Grande - December (Trap Remix)
H.E.R - Slide
Kehlani - All Me ft. Keyshia Cole
Summer Walker - Body
Omar Apollo - Frío
Ariana grande - ridiculous
WayV - Love Talk
Doja Cat - Say So
Chris Brown - Heat
PARTYNEXTDOOR - Loyal
Elliott Trent - Real Emotions (feat. Eric Bellinger)
#9 - Wetsuit, The Vaccines
2019 🌻
Nyx’s 2019 Samhain Playlist
Let the Symphony begin!
“Nocturne in the Moonlight” by Michiru Yamane, cover by Wayne Strange: Starting off with the Resurrection of the Night cover of “Nocturne in the Moonlight.” You hear the first few gentle notes of “Prayer” rising up out of the darkness, and then move into a dramatic and sweeping version of SotN’s beautiful opening theme.
“Transylvania Overture” by Nox Arcana: Yeah, it’s a bit cheesy, but Joseph Vargo’s opening narration really sets the mood.
“Metamorphoses 1″ by Michiru Yamane: Look, a castle!
“Castle Dracula” by Nox Arcana: As awesome as Michiru Yamane’s “Dracula’s Castle” is, it’s not what I would call “spooky.” This piece is the castle as Dracula sees it-- dark, majestic, melancholy, and terrifying.
“Angels are Weeping” by Michelle Belanger and Nox Arcana: A pretty ballad about surrendering to darkness and indulgence.
“Visitors in the Night” and “Brides to Darkness” by Nox Arcana: The first track is sound effects and whispered voices that lead directly into “Brides to Darkness,” a beautiful and unsettling piece about Dracula’s “brides.”
“Dark Embrace” by Nox Arcana: The highlight of their new album The Haunted Symphony (Symphony!!).
“Dance of Pales” by Michiru Yamane, cover by Tim Stoney: The lovely Resurrection cover of “Dance of Pales.” It so perfectly balances the pretty and delicate with the sinister.
“Velvet Darkness” by Nox Arcana: Another one of my favorite tracks from The Haunted Symphony.
“The Grimm Troupe” and “Nightmare King” by Christopher Larkin: The two boss themes of the enigmatic ringleader Grimm from Hollow Knight. They are both energetic and perfectly Halloweeny. On my list they’re both preceded by Brumm’s accordion. Can’t you just hear the Grimmkin chanting their disturbing rhymes? “Burn the father, feed the child!”
“Carpe Noctem” by Jim Steinman: I love this piece. I love it so much! It’s the dark and sexy nightmare scene from Tanz der Vampire. The German version is better. The German. Version. Is. Better.
“The Music of the Night” by Andrew Lloyd Webber: The Phantom’s famous solo from The Phantom of the Opera. This is basically the same song as the previous one, but in a completely different style, more soft and seductive (and in English).
“Phantom of the Opera Medley” by Lindsey Stirling: And now, let’s do it all again, but with electric guitars!
“Born to Darkness,” “Lestat’s Tarantella,” and “Lestat’s Recitative” by Elliot Goldenthal: Three of my favorite tracks from the Interview with the Vampire soundtrack. I love how sensual they are.
“Don’t Go By the River” by Voltaire: Lestat is referenced directly in this song, too!
“Requiem for the Gods” by Michiru Yamane: Transports you directly to a creepy gothic cathedral. And what an awesome title!
“Dance of Gold” by Michiru Yamane, covered by Tim Stoney: This sounds like the music for two elegant vampires performing a pas de deux.
“House of Sacred Remains” by Michiru Yamane: Lament of Innocence is probably my second-favorite Yamane soundtrack, and this track sounded the most spooky to me. Actually, it was between this and “Nightmare Aria.”
“The Silent” by The Tragic Tantrum: This one is on here because of this brilliant animation.
“Doorway to the Abyss” by Michiru Yamane: You barely get to enjoy this nearly two-minute-long track because it takes you all of five seconds to get through the area where it plays.
“The Tragic Prince” by Michiru Yamane, cover by Wayne Strange: And finally, the triumphant Resurrection cover of “The Tragic Prince.” It is so freaking awesome.
welcome to my sporadically updated continuous playlist. features new and old favorites. bops, bangers, and jams of all sorts.
Well folks, here it is. One year. 212 songs. 12 hours and 39 minutes long.
The first song added was “still feel.” by half•alive and the final song added was “Cereal” by Ralph ft. Milk & Bone. Other artists range from The Wreckers to The Beatles, Jorja Smith to Joji, and Broods to Blur.
Thank you to everyone that followed this playlist! I’ll post my 2020 playlist once it’s grown organically to a substantial size. What a year!
Playlist 2019
It’s here! The end of the year and the end of a decade. I was truly surprised by how well my 2018 playlist post did so I decided to make one for this year as well. I tried not to repeat songs from last year but I definitely still listened to them. Hope you enjoy!
Give me Jesus - James Wilson
Not afraid* - Jesus Culture
Great and mighty - Nathan + Rachel
Glorious day - Passion
Joy - Eddie James
Looking up - Nashville life music
Right on time - Aaron cole ft tobymac
Wavewalker - citizen way
Set it on fire - citizen way
This is a move - Tasha Cobbs
Washed by the water - needtobreathe
Build my life - housefires
War cry - social club misfits
Name above all names - Eddie James
Hunger* - David and Nicole binion
Wait on the Lord* - James Wilson
Shake the foundation* - Joe pace
Feel the joy - Mark condon
Jesus - Eddie james
Never lost - ramp Mullins
Death was arrested - north point worship
No bondage - jubilee worship
All because You’re here - David and Nicole binion
Love theory - Kirk Franklin
Isn’t He (this Jesus) - Natalie Grant
So will I (100 billion x)* - cross worship
Atmosphere shift* - jubilee worship
You’re not finished yet* - the belonging co
You’re doing it all again - Todd Dulaney
Speak the name - Koryn Hawthorne
Spirit lead me* - influence music
While I wait - Lincoln Brewster
Ever be - Anthony Evans
Known - Tauren Wells
Gracefully broken - Tasha Cobbs Leonard
Stand in your love - bethel music
Everything - TobyMac
Counting every blessing - Rend collective
That’s all for this year! I bolded my top faves and put an asterisk (*) beside some honourable mentions. Send me some song suggestions if you have any because I love listening to new songs. And send me your top songs of 2019. God bless.
/ renaissance (noun) /
old french for rebirth or reawakening