I have always been someone whose playlist has never been static. It changes with my mood, and my mood changes like the wind. I have had different music phases as the years have gone by. I remember there was a time when I would blast through all of NF's songs from morning till night. I remember there was a time when I was a Juice World lover, then there was also a time when I was listening to Drake songs back to back, and then there was another time I was binging 21 savage's songs. I have been in different music phases all my life, and I am currently in another one. I am in my chill guy phase. Any cool pop song, indie song, and even rock songs are my cup of tea right now. I find myself binging David Kushner's album, Lord Huron songs, Kaleo songs and a bunch of other random songs from some similar artists.
Today, though, I decided to try out something new. I was looking for something new to try, and then I remembered there was this nice song from Oppenheimer's movie that I wanted to listen to. It's completely different from the other genres of music I normally listen to and have ever liked, but somehow, it just worked. It is classical music by an artist called Ludwig Göransson. A Swedish composer who has made music for a lot of top tier movies like Black Panther, Tenet, and Creed. The name of the particular song I fell in love with in the movie is called "Can You Hear the Music."
I don't know, maybe my previous love for Lofi also helped but this is wonderful. Just listen to this, close your eyes, and tell me it doesn't make you feel like you are leaving planet Earth. That was how I felt when I heard this while watching the movie (and the scene in which it was used helped). And that is still how I felt when I listened to the song this afternoon with my earpods, like an out of body experience.
The other songs in the playlist too are good, there's even one random one in the mix that's an indie song where they're singing about Oppenheimer and how his bomb is going to destroy the world, and I find it very funny. Anyway, If you are interested, I dropped the full playlist below. It's a bit long though, but you could just skim through, there's a lot of nice ones in there.
