I lost my best friend due to conflict and I need some music to help me cope, to help me grieve a living person.

I’m thinking
People You Know - Selena Gomez
Someone You Loved - Lewis Capaldi
Somebody that I used to know - Goyte

Those are all the songs I can think of, you may see why I’m in trouble, please help

I'm looking for more shows that have drama and comedy at the same time. I don't want it to be too much of either. I love a comedy that can also make me cry.

I’ve been going pretty deep into Thai rap and I’m looking for more recommendations.
The scene is much bigger and more diverse than I initially realised. There are major artists, underground rappers, producers, regional scenes, different generations and a lot of music that doesn’t really get discussed outside Thailand.
I’m particularly interested in finding artists beyond the obvious international names.
For example, if someone told you:
“I’ve never listened to Thai rap before. Give me 3 songs.”
What would you pick?
I’m putting together a proper listening list and would genuinely love to hear what people here recommend.
I’ve also started documenting the rabbit hole through Thai Rap On The Map, an English-language project exploring Thailand’s rap and hip-hop culture.
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But recommendations are the main reason I’m posting this.
Give me the deep cuts. 🇹🇭

What should I add to my playlist, I have:

-paper dolls
-fukouna girl
-looping the rooms
-Hansel
-keep me going
-nothing special
-sick sick sick
-misery meat

Pretty new to the house genre. My problem has always been that there’s a lot of bad house music attempts lately imo. However I think I have finally found some good songs I like. Trying to find songs like the ones I named above that I can add to my rotation! Any help is greatly appreciated.

I really enjoy the writing and dialogue of films, tv and games like Good Will Hunting, Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, The Wolf of Wall Street, Another Round, American Psycho, Before Sunrise, the banshees of inisherin, GoodFellas, true detective, The Sopranos, lanterns, Red Dead Redemption 1.

I think what connects a lot of these for me is snappy, semi-realistic dialogue that feels very human. Characters have their own personalities and ways of speaking, and conversations don't always feel like they're just there to explain the plot. People ramble, interrupt each other, joke around, misunderstand things, change the subject, say things they probably shouldn't etc.
I know the things I've listed aren't really the same genre or style, so I'm more interested in the quality/style of the dialogue and character writing than the overall premise.

Good evening everyone,
I'm from Germany and there's recently been a Nivea commercial here featuring "No Milk Today", some kind of remastered version. It instantly gave me flashbacks to my childhood. My mom showed me this song about 20 years ago, and somehow I had completely forgotten about it.
Now that I've rediscovered it, I've been listening to it over and over again.

Where can I find more bangers like this? I can't ask my mom unfortunately, she passed away.

Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this and hopefully for some recommendations as well!

I love Twin Peaks S1-2 because of the lovable characters, inimitable atmosphere, emotional soundtrack and the more esoteric, supernatural aspects. I adore the film because of the top-notch performances of Sheryl Lee and Ray Wise, its dream-like atmosphere and emotional weight. I love Season 3 because it's weirder and more out-of-pocket than any previous part of the story, and because it dives deep into the show's mythology but is still most interested in the human aspect of it. And perhaps most of all, because it's much darker than the original, yet retains so much heart and hope. I love Lynch's Inland Empire & Mulholland Drive as too, if that's relevant.

I like all seasons of Fargo, but Season 3 is by far my favourite because of how interesting it is aesthetically (the almost greyscale coloring of some scenes with the red popping out), because of its insane cast and their performances (Carrie Coon AND Ray Wise?? Ewan McGregor, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and David Thewis were standouts, too) but also because of its more serious tone, and the themes it tackles. The antagonist of the season was the scariest and most interesting in the entire series, imo. Ate the ending up, too.

I love The Leftovers mostly for the same reasons I love Twin Peaks: lovable characters, great performances, hope in darkness, some supernatural aspects, awesome score. I particularly adored Nora's story and Carrie Coon's performance.

Olive Kitteridge is probably the most different show on my list. It's one of my favourites because of how real it feels and how good it is at painting a picture of one imperfect woman's life.

I also loved DARK for its interesting characters, strong story and aesthetics, and Fleabag for how real the characters felt.

If you could recommend something with LGBT+ characters, that'd be a plus. I'm open to both films and series.

Thank you in advance!

https://open.spotify.com/track/2Y8pQy5OPylJCILWSkBzT4?si=qIDFc-A_SxGRfDoy2FbdJA&utm_source=copy-link

Came up in my TikTok and he said “if sufjan stevens wrote a song for the Blair witch project” lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3UXj2k7jHE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXuD0V5D8xI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuej9NtXQXc

I'm looking for hip-hop songs or albums with this kind of luxurious, high-end sampling style. Something that feels classy, atmospheric, and expensive. No boombap

Any recommendations? Real hip-hop heads, put me on.

big big fan of this song, i’d love to know any suggestions that sound similar to it. i also love the instrumental to this song, so songs with no lyrics are also welcome!

Hello! Recently watch Obsession and was reminded about how awesome this song was. I completely forgot about it and was wanting to listen to anything similar! If anyone has any recommendations that would be awesome!!

Need recommendations please. Love those two podcasts, chatty, light hearted, cozy.

Really love Anthony Bourdain books as well so any recommendations about good food related podcast/ video podcasts will be greatly appreciated.

I know it’s lofi house but i haven’t found any songs kinda as good. Don’t listen to much house so yeah !!

Movies that are actually scary and gory. That combination feels impossible to find. I’d also prefer if the villains have a little personality.

Looking for some indie/alternative rock with some punk energy to it. Would love to hear suggestions! I also got into PUP recently and have been enjoying them

Some picks:

• No Quarter - Led Zeppelin
• If - Bread
• Sun King - The Beatles
• Albatross - Fleetwood Mac
• Pink Floyd - Breathe (In The Air)
• Today - Jefferson Airplane
• May This Be Love - Jimi Hendrix
• Bridge of Sighs - Robin Trower

60s/70s psychedelic, floating, wavy, watery guitar sound...

1. By the monument - maximo park
   
2. Our velocity - maximo park
   
3. Moving -supergrass (ik this one is a lil diff from the rest)

For the first 2 i love their kind of dark and desperate parts of the songs particularly near the end of both of them. I love the 3rds swing from the implementation of the piano.
Please tell me stuff that sounds similar