New Tunes 2019

Hello music lovers! 🎵🎧🎵

It took me a while to write this post (which will be followed by a few more like it). Namely, for the last four years, I've been posting in the Music community regularly, weekly (almost), under the hashtag #newtunes, mostly new releases from well-known and lesser-known music artists.

I think many Hive users write regularly about their progress, their goals, how they are achieving them, how many tokens they have saved or invested, and so on.
I'm just a blogger, music lover, content creator, and curator. I'm not even very good at finance. So I took a different path.

Since we're on the subject of music and new songs, I've done the math: I'm currently at 127th weekly #newtunes post. In each post, I then add links to all the previous ones. And now it's slowly becoming opaque, with more links to past posts than content :) 😁

I had to do something to keep everything connected and past tracks available to listen to anywhere, anytime, and to reduce/optimize the content of each new release. So, please see this post as something more personal.

I want to thank

Hive account@steevc for his help (5% beneficiary), he used his script to capture/compile/grep/whatever the band names and songs from all the #newtunes posts, and then I used it all to make Spotify playlists for each year.
It took a while, but now it's sorted :)

Here's the first one, the shortest, from 2019, when I started posting New Tunes in December, where I only had three posts. 11 songs, 1 hour, and 10 minutes of playtime.

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And here are the links to the weekly posts in 2019

If you're interested in #newtunes suggestions from the past seven years, you can listen to them at these links - there are Spotify playlists for each year:

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