Using YouTube Music lately has given me a monthly insight into what my top played tracks are, top artists, etc. It's like a mini wrap every month and it's actually very nice instead of the yearly thing. I thought I'd document what YouTube Music has to say about it.
I constantly listen to music. Depending on the task I'm doing will affect what kind of music I listen to. However my usual go-to is always (for the most part) metal, nu metal, and other kinds of metal too. On the occasions when I'm writing or coding is a different story.
- Top Artists - Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sierra Ferrell, Turnpike Troubadours, Lana Del Rey, David Ferguson
- Most Played - Around the World, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Mountain Banjo...
- Top Albums - The Music of Red Dead Redemption 2, Houblonville Demo...
A lot of songs tend to get overplayed, all because they scratch some interesting part of my brain. So here are this month's brain scratchers.
- Around the World — Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Gin, Smoke, and Lies — Turnpike Troubadours
- Heat Lightning — Mitski
- Appalachian Moon — Caledonia
Since I was twelve, maybe thirteen, I had never used Spotify and went right into my junior year of high school. I realized that I had been lying to myself, and that the platform I was using was very different than what it is now. I've decided to invest into it by buying premium...
The website's atmosphere makes music rewarding. The public area of the basics I now hear on TikTok. I'm torn; I like music recommendations, but there are so many more options now—my tastes old now, while the creators I learned rely on using randomized audio...