Several years ago, HUH posted a playlist in celebration of the one and only Prince. There was no motive or reason… it just felt right. Prince, then, subsequently ended his relationship with streaming services (sans Tidal,) and away went the playlist. Following his death last year, and the recent re-emergence of his presence on Spotify,…
Congratulations to the the 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees: Joan Baez, Electric Light Orchestra, Journey, Pearl Jam, Tupac Shakur, and Yes. Predictable? Mostly (See Here,) but welcomed additions nonetheless! If you need a way to celebrate all of the legendary, iconic, controversial, and confusing acts prominently adorning rock’s mantle, here’s your one…
Who’s ready for a Throwback Thursday you can listen to?! Stop by every Thursday for a little step back in musical time with Hidden Under Headphones #TBT Playlist, mixing in songs from the ’80s, ’90s, and ’00s you may or may not have heard in a little while! Be sure to follow the playlist on…
Another “long, cold, lonely winter” is in the books, and Springtime is here! What better to celebrate with than a feel good playlist? From laid-back grooves to bursts of energy, Here Comes The Sun is the perfect mood-boost to transition out of the cold and into some much needed sunshine. Do-do-do-do! Here Comes The Sun THE PLAYLIST:…
For as significant an impact female artists have had on music, the general recognition of their work has been undeniably disproportionate. In honor of Women’s History Month, here’s a playlist honoring the many female artists who have played such an important part in music and its many evolutions. From rock to pop to country to hip hop…
Valentines Day is full of overhyped clichés. Take this opportunity to go against the grain without having to give up on the holiday’s central theme. Forget the sappy, overplayed love songs that everyone’s heard a million times, and go for something a little cooler. Featuring tracks from the past and present, the Alternative Valentines Day Playlist not…
Both “alternative” and “pop” are descriptive terms, often only identified by a gut check, and can be applied to practically any genre imaginable. Putting them together, however, is inherently contradictory, but almost inexplicably makes sense. There’s often an unnecessary dichotomy assigned to the concepts of whatever makes something decisively “pop” or conversely “alternative,” but if you…
