On web and desktop app: click the "Create Playlist" in the top left corner, right up your liked songs. On mobile: Go to your library and simply click the + bottom in the top right corner.

The Basics: How To Create a Playlist

Generally, a good playlist has a concept, a theme or a specific vibe.Here are some examples:<ul><li>Think about a specific genre or mood (kpop songs, happy songs, sad vibes)</li><li>Think about a vibe or a POV (main character songs, vibing alone in your room, villain songs)</li><li>Think about a personal feeling or story. You can express your own feelings or experiences through playlists</li></ul>Keep in mind that this process is personal and there is no right way to do it, everything is good if you like it.

The Playlist Concept

Choosing a title for your playlist is up to you. You can keep it simple: "Happy songs", "songs for your birthday"Or you can spice things up: "good vibes", "life's a movie", "heavy dreaming"Spend some time thinking about a good and aesthetic title that fits your concept.

Give It A Title

If I had to choose between the playlist photo and the title, I would probably choose the photo. It helps so much with visualization and concept.Personally, I search all the photos on Pinterest. There you can find a variety of aesthetic pics that can give you inspiration. -- Continue reading for photo tips --

Time For The Playlist Photo

Ok, so now that you have your concept, title and photo, it's time to add the songs. Of course, the songs have to fit the concept that you chose. If your concept is happy songs, you'll have to add upbeat, happy and joyful songs. -- Continue reading for songs tips --

Let's Add The Songs

<ul><li>The process does not have to be followed in order, you can search for photos before thinking about a concept, or you can have a title before anything else, or you can have an idea just by listening a song.</li><li>Inspiration can come from everything, always be open</li><li>No playlist is wrong. I know the most weird and fun playlists and they are good because they are unique. Always make playlist that you like</li><li>Some accounts I recommend checking out: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/user/lolareyes2000?si=4b29921583724ef2">laurasplaylists</a>, <a href="https://open.spotify.com/user/1254757778?si=71bb2baed35349c6">Campbell Fauber</a></li></ul>

General Tips

<ul><li>On Pinterest, search for: "aesthetic photos/icons/pics" or search for your concept aesthetic</li><li>If you find something that you like, open the photo and scroll down to find similar photos. </li><li>Search for Pinterest boards that fit your concept. If you need some black photos you can search for black aesthetic</li><li>If you want, you can add filters to the photos with Instagram or other apps.  </li></ul>

Photos Tips

<ul><li>Quickly add the first songs that pop into your mind thinking about the concept</li><li>Search for similar playlists to find songs inspiration</li><li>Use the "Enhance" feature on Spotify </li><li>Playlists don't have to be quickly completed. Some can remain always open to new songs that you'll find </li><li>Use <a href="https://dubolt.com">Dubolt</a> to find new music</li></ul>

Songs Tips

Creating Spotify playlist has always been a fun hobby to me. It expresses my feelings and it relaxes me. That's why I wanted to give some tips I learned through time. Hope this helps :)

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Music

How To Create An Aesthetic Spotify Playlist ✨ + Tips

Everyone wants you to forget you're gonna die. Because if they convince you that, you'll waste time doing what they want you to do

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Personal Development

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Motivation & Inspiration

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At the PNC Live Studio, we work to inspire audiences and bring our community together through shared experience and the power of music. As a team, we are excited to continue the heritage and the soundtrack that is uniquely Portland.


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Mike Posner - I Took a Pill in Ibiza

What a great great song this. Anytime this song plays my workout intensity doubles, a great song for those HIIT sessions, or a heavy lifting one in the gym. You can be the greatest....you can be the best!

Hall Of Fame (The Script)

This song fills you up with emotions of joy and rage. Rage might be subject to me, but the emotions are certainly there. It's a song about not giving up, and always keep fighting, and what place screams that more than your workout spot. Give it your all, with fight song!

Fight Song (Rachel Platten)

The song that needs no introduction. A classic, with clear visual aid for you to pump when the time comes. The song makes me feel like Rocky and my workout session a montage where I will end up being a champ! Hell yeah!

Eye of The Tiger (Survivor)

Oh Naruto! This theme is so high, that it may just bring the dead back for a run! The consistent surge of emotions when the song plays, with the countless never give up moments of Naruto just gives you the right adrenaline boost for a great great workout session!

Naruto OST main theme

I can't live without my workouts, my workouts can't live without these songs.

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Creativity

The songs that will make you do that last rep...

Ever since I was a child, I’ve been obsessed with music and musicians.Not as in singing, but in hearing.

Intro

I believe that everyone has a connection to music, ofcourse not everyone connects to music in the same way and not everyone connects to all music.It changes from time to time and place to place. But everyone connects, there is a part in all of us that connects with music, whatever music it may be. Sure, some of us connect more to music and some less. To some, just hearing the first few notes of the song can get them singing and dancing and to some it remains limited to just listening to the song and enjoying it.

Connection To Music

Music is the greatest communication in the world. Even if people don’t understand the language that you’re singing in, they still know good music when they hear it.

As I’m growing older, my connection to different music is changing and evolving and I love to see that growth in myself, almost like looking at myself from the outside. I guess music gives you a better look at yourself, a little more soulful and a little more deep.

Connection With Yourself & Music

One of my most favourite things about music is the satisfaction that I get after jamming to some good music.Music holds the power to elevate my mood and make me feel energetic and confident, as I’m sure it does to a lot of people . So here’s a little tip for anyone that’s feeling low, listen to music. Any music. Specifically, any music that can get you jumping and make you happy, something that can really get the feel good chemicals pumping through you. Works every time!

Music And How It Changes Me

Music is the literature of the heart, it commences where speech ends

Tried something different with this one, take a look at my thoughts on something I'm really passionate about - music. Just the thoughts going on in my head :)

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Health

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Time Management

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Science & Nature

POWER OF MUSIC

NF Inspiration Qoutes and Sayings

NF - The Search 

I understand you gotta crawl before you get to your feet, But i been running for a while, they ain't ready for me.

And see the odds ain't rootin' for me I can't lie though, its kinda how i like it to be.

What I'm sayin is they ever push me ,I'm gonna swing.

I could go to college, get in debt like everybody else Graduate and probably get a job that doesn't pay the bills, that don't make sense to me!

Mocking me, you pay the fee, no return and no receipts ..Those of you that don't believe, Quiet you don't know a thing

Shadow on Aug 28

"Without music life would be a mistake" - Friedrich Nietzsche. Music usually provides us with the sense of being a Napolean of our own life, whose every task reeks of "grandiose". The grandiose task in modern-day life being exercising, taking a metro ride home, doing groceries, etc. These tasks have one thing in common. They all provide a blank screen for our thoughts to be projected onto. The music flows into the theaters of the mind and floods it and flooded it should be from time to time.&nbsp; However, the highest utility of music is in the fact that it has the power to beautify boredom too.

Music as a necessity of a healthy life

Monotonous chores are the necessary evil of Human society. A myriad of desk-level jobs require the employee to be proficient with "Cntrl C + Cntrl V". Students usually find themselves practicing the same questions again and again, going through the ever-rotating pages again and again. One would have said "to hell with it and to hell with civilization" a long time ago if one didn't have the burden of the truth that these monotonous chores keep this anthill colony sustaining. Tediousness is most of life as it creates order in life as without order one is not prepared to take a step on chaos.

"The Tedious" as a necessity of a healthy life

There are no words seductive enough to explain the serenity found in an hour of doing something which doesn't demand much mental taxation while listening to a calm piece.&nbsp; The chords of the soul are strung in a manner that numbs the sense which finds "Tediousness" unbearable.&nbsp;&nbsp; Chopin and Beethoven might be long dead, but their music often fills life in the dead.

The Bridge

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Philosophy

Music: A Transcendence of "The Tedious" into Serenity

According to a Canadian study, about 98.5% of people can be taught how to sing. The 1,5% that can't sing suffer from congenital amusia, where they have difficulty differentiating between different pitches, tones, or rhythms.
If at first, a person sings a note incorrectly, most can quickly notice it and correct themselves. Researchers found it is not how much you practice, but how quickly you can identify and correct your error.

Most people can learn to sing

There is a considerable difference between singing in the shower or community choir and singing professionally. Singing training and practise is about creating vocal freedom where singing seems to come without effort. Most singers need years of practice to develop that kind of freedom.

How singing works

Singing involves muscle control and coordination. These muscles need to be trained to be flexible and strong. A person needs to control the air pressure in their lungs and use their abdominal muscles to push air through the trachea to meet the vocal folds. A good singer will match imagination, self-expression and creativity with vocal health, posture and alignment.

Physical skill and control

If you want to try singing, the chances are that you can be taught to sing. Find a singing teacher who loves singing and teaching and also performs regularly. Singing increases breathing control and lung capacity. It can improve heart health, increase your mood and reduce pain. It may also boost your immunity and can be good for the brain.

Health benefits of singing

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Learning & Education

Can anyone learn to sing? For most of us, the answer is yes

On your phone create a playlist and name it positve songs. Fill this play list with all the songs that make you the most happy in life and gives you the most positive memories. These songs could be songs you havent heard in a long time or even new songs you enjoy. Everytime you have a stressful day go home and sit and listen to at least 5 songs from your playlist. Close your eyes and breath and focus on the song, the beat the lyrics. Do this everytime you start to feel stressed. Once you listened to a song go through some of the lyrics that you feel made you most happy and keep them saved.

Positive Songs

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Mindfulness

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Mental Health

Lee on Aug 16

"Humans seem to be programmed to think of ambivalent feelings at the same time. That is the driving force behind human beings: to be the warrant of all things and to control other worlds."

"If you want to love others, I think you should love yourself first."

"Those who want to look more youthful should live life with a young heart."

"Your presence can give happiness. I hope you remember that."

"Life is tough, and things don't always work out well, but we should be brave and go on with our lives."

"Emotions are so different in every situation and every moment, so I think to agonize every moment is what life is."

"The music helped me sympathize with our young generation and also empathize with them. I'd like to create and write more music that represents them."

"Even when this rain stops, when clouds go away, I stand here, just the same."

"Go on your path, even if you live for a day.”

"Once your heart is moved, it will develop to something better and positive."

"Don't be trapped in someone else's dream."

"Purple is the last color of the rainbow. Purple means I will trust and love you for a long time."

"Effort makes you. You will regret someday if you don’t do your best now. Don’t think it’s too late but keep working on it. It takes time, but there’s nothing that gets worse due to practicing. So practice. You may get depressed, but it’s evidence that you are doing good."

"Living without passion is like being dead."

Here are some of the best bts quotes from all seven members of the K-pop band. 

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Movies & Shows

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Society, Arts & Culture

BTS Quotes That Will Make You Love the Bangtan Boys So Much 

Excessive sitting during work makes us hold our breath as we type on our computers. This leads to lower oxygen in the body and consequence muddy thinking, fatigue, and poor focus.20–30 minutes of movement is all you need. The popular 10,000 step rule is also a great goal to gun for. A simple approach is to walk and talk at the same time. Batch all the calls you can and take a walk. Before you know it, you’ll easily hit your goal and waste no extra time on it. Another approach is to have a standing/walking desk that helps you move more and burn more calories.

The Disastrous Effect of Inactivity

Our number one concentration killer is constant sensory input wich leads to informtion overload. Even a small piece of information can hinder focus. If you’re trying to concentrate on a task and you know an email is sitting unread in your inbox, it can <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jan/18/modern-world-bad-for-brain-daniel-j-levitin-organized-mind-information-overload">reduce </a>your effective IQ by 10 points.Use <a href="https://medium.com/live-your-life-on-purpose/how-to-ruthlessly-clean-your-devices-to-focus-better-3031cdd36fca#:~:text=Uninstall%20Social%20Media%3A%20You%20don,You%20don%27t%20need%20them.">tools and processes </a>to minimize the amount of content you consume daily. Take less short-form content and read long-form pieces. They hold your concentration and help you improve focus.Eliminate useless things: social media, news, gossip, and other things that you can’t control.

The #1 Killer of Concentration

The truth is “Reality TV is junk food for our brain, and in the same way that junk food rots our teeth and makes us sick, bad reality TV rots our brain and makes us rude”.What we watch has a definite subconscious effect on us. When you walk out of a theater after watching Captain America, you naturally feel righteous, selfless, and even patriotic.Over a period of time, we imbibe within us the same emotions and qualities we see on screen. I can intuitively know a lot about you by the kind of content you watch. Because it has a significant effect on our consciousness, moods, and behaviors.

Watching Reality Shows

Multitasking is chipping away at your concentration one interruption at a time.People who multitask all the time can’t:<ol><li>filter out irrelevancy</li><li>manage a working memory </li><li>are chronically distracted</li><li>are terrible at multitasking</li></ol>F<a href="https://medium.com/the-ascent/how-to-stop-multitasking-by-lining-up-your-dominoes-63f36285e8f" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">igure out your ONE Thing </a>. Ruthlessly prioritize your life to only focus on the essentials. The fear of not completing our to-do list is the reason behind our multitasking habit.The solution isn’t to work more. The solution is to chip the list short and only keep what matters. Once you do that, you’ll no longer feel the pressure to do ten different things at one time.

Doing Twice as Much as You Should, Half as Well as You Could

Sugar consumption can lead to a spike in blood sugar levels and <a href="https://www.ananda.org/blog/five-things-that-harm-brain/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">create abnormal blood flow </a>patterns in the brain. Excessive sugar consumption can also lead to oxidative stress which in turn leads to moods, depression, poor memory, low concentration, and slower thinking.Basically, your brain will underperform and you won’t even know why.To control your sugar intake, I’d suggest journaling your food choices for a day or two. By being extra vigilant, checking labels, and even avoiding processed food, you’ll be off to a good start.

Sugarfree — “Is It Free of Sugar or Is the Sugar Free?”

86 billion. That’s the number of cells your brain has. Without a doubt, the gooey mass between your ears is controlling your body like nothing else. It only makes sense to spend most of our time…

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Meditation

6 Brain Damaging Habits You May Want to Quit

Find 100+ Music Facts & interesting insights from various elements of the music culture - All curated from articles, podcasts, videos or books by our community