Fine Line Willy memories of songs I used to play at the old studio. Pop, r&b, alternative and other world sounds that soothe and groove. Nostalgic look back at my favorites from 2020-2025 in one place.

Adam’s 2025 favorites.

Tommy’s picks for 2025.

Apprentice Kim sharing her musical inspirations. Mix of pop, alternative, and lyrical bangers that spark positive emotions and movement.

Picture a candle lit restaurant, a studious coffee shop, or a romantic ending with a lover. Love and smiles with music of the world.

Inspired by sepia photos of my mom enjoying ‘95. Sade, smooth 80s euro pop, soul and jazz vibes.

1970s Música Brasileira as a genre is a rich blend of rhythm, melody, and emotion rooted in Afro-Brazilian beats, Portuguese songcraft, and global influences.

A journey through rhythms from Africa, Poland, Europe, South America, and the Middle East — music that opens your ears to the world.

Tommy and I love r&b and these are our favorites from the last few years.

Partying like you’re inside a midnight Paris apartment — neon lights, open windows, and bass echoing off old walls. Indie disco, French house, and effortless cool until morning dawn.

Psychedelic soul, dream-pop, and ambient grooves woven into one slow ritual. Close your eyes, breathe deep, and let the sound carry you like a sweet mushroom trip.

A dreamy mix of 80s Japanese city pop, smooth jazz, and chill amapiano rhythms — like drifting through a Ghibli film after dark on glowing Japan streets.

Hits from the last 40 years in pop/rock/dance/hip hop but completely VOCAL-FREE. It’s like a 10 hour dance break.

Club classic feel-good Euro pop– a nonstop rush of melody, movement, and glittery nostalgia. Synthetic hearts, neon beats, and choruses built for dancing at midnight.

Made by another spotify user, this playlist captures the heart of the queer music community. It’s giving cunt <3

RuPaul’s Drag Race Lip Sync Lalapalooza Extravaganza Showcase Elaganza Supreme. These songs could only be found in a young gay boy’s bedroom, or the the dragrace main stage.

26 hours of niche club hits, remixes, and dancefloor energy from London nights — discovered through a gay friend, handed down like sacred club knowledge and on repeat ever since.

Inspired by brat, this is a love letter to cyber-pop — a genre that’s been quietly evolving long before it went mainstream. Uffie walked so Charli could strut. Brat forever bitch!

Imogen lives in a world between electronic pop, folktronica, and an emotional experiment — layered vocals, soft synths, and lyrics that feel like journaling.

Yebba is an emotional vocalist who can sound both razor-sharp and heartbreak-soft in the same breath. Her genre world lives between modern R&B, gospel, and Pop …and winning a Best Live Performance Grammy Award with Pj Morton.

Tommy’s building a playlist that feels like warm smoke in low light — island nights, slow rhythms, and sensual energy. Romance, reggae, and a little haze.

Inspired by Halloween Movies, 80s stranger things, neon ghosts, blood-red lipstick, and synths that haunt you in the best way.

An Ariana, Tori Kelly, Pia Mia Christmas. Sprinkle in the classics.

My favorite Broadway tunes, including some classics, but not all. I do not include Les Mis, Grease or Lion King.

Made by another Spotify user, this playlist captures what my iPod would’ve been looping in 1865 — Bach, Brahms, violin fireworks, and main-character symphonies.

1920 to 1950s radio. Includes songs considered lyrically risqué and sexual in nature for their time –imagine a flapper’s WAP anthem shocking the late night radio listeners!

Traditional jazz, classic standards, and modern jazz-pop like Lady Gaga with Tony Bennett woven into one late-night atmosphere. Think pianos, brass, low lights, Christmas in the city and a little heartbreak.

This is where I save every song my grandma sends me. A mix of ’60s, ’70s, and whatever she’s loving lately.

80s pop girls sound like Vaseline on a camera lens — soft focus glamour, big feelings, and hooks that smudge like sexy eyeliner. Vintage pop perfection from Karen Wheeler’s record collection.

You know that synth break down that Max Martin did with the boys and Britney in Sweden before he broke our brains with it forever? That iconic sound is a whole genre thanks to this Pop era.

It’s 2001. You’re flipping through your tv and all 100 of your channels are MTV MUSIC VIDEOS!!!

Tommy’s iPod nano, on shuffle, 2005. It’s Tommy as an 8th grader walking into the Gravitron at the carnival hearing these songs for the first time and feeling like the coolest kid ever. Nostalgic r&b and pop radio waves.

Hello Tefi curates the ultimate 67 hour Y2K archive: This is a LimeWire laptop from the early 2000s and its download playlist — chaotic, iconic, and deeply nostalgic.

We’re at the lunch table, with a headphone splitter cord and we’re scrolling on my brand new iPod on the night of the Homecoming dance. Can I have some of your nachos?

Pop hits from 2010-2015 from my world. I was 20-25 years old, gay and always loving new music!

2016 was an iconic year that felt like the future finally kicked in. Now its nostalgic. I was 26-30 years old during this era, gay, and always loving new music!

Adam’s favorites from 2023.

Adam’s 2024 Favorites.

Songs that inspired by tattoos on clients. If you get a song related tattoo, it will end up here!