#dylan cartlidge

[magooni]

🎶✨ when u get this u have to put 5 songs u actually listen to. then send this ask or tag 10 followers [or however many you feel like tagging] (please do, positivity is cool)✨🎶

Thanks for the tag @punished-lincolnshire-poacher I <3 going on and on about my music tastes

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Veni Vidi Vici by Black Lips

I realized a bunch of songs I liked were actually in the punk genre after going to my first punk concert, and found this one while poking around a punk music playlist on spotify shortly afterwards. This song is now central to my music tastes and the charm hasn't worn off a year or so later.

Black Dresses by the Builders and the Butchers

The two kinds of country songs are ones where America is good because of a specific brand of consumer culture and ones where capitalism is bad because the devil said so. This is, very loosely speaking, the second kind. Something about this song makes my limbs want to move, so for a few weeks after I had first found it I used it to motivate myself to get out of my dorm room and head to classes. It's still a banger.

Bad Things by Cults

A friend once told me I like music from advertisements and I still haven't recovered. I found this one in a commercial for a hulu show I never watched and was totally obsessed. It's most well known for being sampled in She Knows by J Cole but I only found that out after playing it for my friends/ reading the youtube comments. A good song for being in your feelings.

Yellow Brick Road by Dylan Cartlidge

This one is really catchy. Maybe even a little funky. A little groovy, perchance. If I were a caterpillar this guy would be a wasp and this song a parasitic larvae capable of burrowing into me. Except the parasitic wasp larvae just wants me to bob my head.

Davy Crockett by Thee Headcoatees

This one is just fun. The way it sounds like they get rowdy and start shouting makes its energy infectious. "Gabba gabba hey (hey) - willy walla walla" is literally lyrical genius.

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I set limits on which songs qualified for this list by making it so they had to be songs I had intentionally sought out to listen to within the past month or so, which left out some songs and bands I consider foundational to my music tastes but haven't listened to in a short while. Even so, I had trouble narrowing this post down to 5 songs, so I picked the ones that I was obsessed with at one point or another and played repeatedly for a period of two weeks or so. I also tried to give a cross section of the different genres I've been listening to lately to keep things interesting.

I liked listening to @punished-lincolnshire-poacher 's songs and like talking about my music tastes so I will forward this chain mail to:

@chalcolith @idontcareboutmydamname @hahagayyyy @octop-ai @madmoonmoon @error-core-animations @whaleinamech @triangularslob @fancyson @milkyyberry

(Also if u don't recognize this blog @quorpiest is also me)

[beautiful-noises]

all that i can see from space

like the opposite of light pollution

[listen here]

i. oh! frenchy mosie/ ii. hello cruel world dent may/ iii. dog in a car fell runner/ iv. rosalie (ch.ii) lewis del mar/ v. whale yellow ostrich/ vi. yellow brick road dylan cartlidge/ vii. space ghost coast to coast glass animals/ viii. kevin oliver malcolm/ ix. road warrior allan rayman/ x. up with the birdies extremely bad man/ xi. gloom lewis del mar/ xii. don't go dark bleachers/

[votava-records]

Danger Mouse & Black Thought - Because (feat. Joey Bada$$, Russ, and Dylan Cartlidge)

.. "I ain’t one of y’all peers, Im the sum of all fears" ..

From the new album 'Cheat Codes'

[kzmrs]

-WORKS [OTHER] Superorganism - It's Raining feat. Stephen Malkmus & Dylan Cartlidge (Official Video) https://youtu.be/g3iNtx1vTb0 Directed by AEVA @aeva4eva Illustration and Animation by Risa Kazama Additional 3D Animation and Compositing by Dan W Jacobs Concept by Superorganism 2022

[theviewfromthebooth]

The Bubble List 2024

2024 has been the year of change. Whether it was Jurgen Klopp or Spotify, some of the big pillars in my life over the last decade came crashing down around my ears. In both cases, the fear of what would come in its place proved to be unfounded. While it might be a bit soon to proclaim the new status quo as bigger and better, Arne Slot & Apple Music have certainly given me everything I’ve asked for.

Focusing on the music for now, considering how broken the industry continues to be, I’m constantly impressed that so much great music keeps finding its way to me. I must confess that the only time I listen to the radio is when I'm at my girlfriend’s house or in her car, and her stations of choice - 6music, Radio 2 & Absolute Radio - have been instrumental in keeping those supply lines flowing. Many of these selections first hit my ears through their airwaves, and it’s nice to know that traditional methods still have merit.

This has been particularly important this year, as I’ve had less time to trawl the internet, mining for beats. The see-saw between my two loves has unquestionably tipped in the direction of sports this year, as I’m sure most of you here are well aware. This was always the plan. 50-year-old career DJs fit into two categories - rich & famous, or someone who made bad choices as a youngster and is either too stubborn or too afraid to change course. I still have a few years to reach superstar status, but while there were times in previous years when playing records for a living felt like a chore, as of now it’s only the late finishes that I’m struggling with.

Finding my way to the Jacaranda has injected me with new life, even if my musical palette has narrowed from the days of Motel. I’m able to find enough depth to keep things interesting, and the best thing is there’s a steady influx of kids, which means that I get to test out new music. The thrill of taking a risk and hitting the bullseye remains as exhilarating as ever. Crawlers, Geordie Greep, Amyl & the Sniffers and Swirls have become part of the regular rotation, and I’ve even seen people singing along. 

Hopefully, there’s enough of you here that I can start to sneak in a few others, especially those artists on this list who are often part of the crowd. The Bubble List has plenty of international stars, but the bread and butter is still those at the start of their musical journey. Anything I can do to help them grow is a pleasure. 

After all, pleasure is precisely what they have given me. Listening back as I write, I’m struck by the variety of moods across these 2 hours and 58 minutes. The run from Dylan Cartlidge’s religious optimism, into Tuxedo’s slinky disco, onto SBR Bone & Star’s rumbling paranoia, Bob Vylan’s laconic malevolence and Nia Archives’ heartbreak’n’bass, is one of the most satisfying sequences I’ve put together in the 14 years I’ve been making these lists. And there’s another 38 tracks after that. 

The last of them is truly unlucky not to make the Top 50, and a mark of the quality left to come. St. Vincent is at once a student of the best guitar bands from my childhood and the kind of maverick that will inspire similar testimonies of wonder in the next generation. Bringing Dave Grohl in (when he was still cool) to give some oomph to the kind of “quiet/LOUD!!” that Nirvana was so good at is a masterstroke, but unlike on other cameos, he doesn’t steal the show. Annie’s sleazy drawl oozes from her lips and her fingers, drawing you into her world like a spider spinning a web.

Happy Holidays. See you back here on New Year’s Eve for the top 50.

[luciochaves]

Dylan Cartlidge - New Day

[chelouvellou]

The Family Rain ft. Dylan Cartlidge - It Ain't Easy Being Mean

[j-mev]

Russ and Bada$$ verses 👌🏽

[lintstar]

moving to my non craft blog

honestly lost all my fav playlists recently, but from my new go-to:

Season 2 Episode 3 - Glass Animals

Late to the Party - Emei

Funny lil Thing - The Golf Club

Clownfucker - James Roach, Toby Fox

Monsters Under The Bed - Dylan Cartlidge

as above, just curious and no pressure to respond

@soedblackchaos @voidmostly @thealphapigeon @sorchaivy @iplaywithstring @loonaawoona @beanfingers @cowboyposer @delicatelycoldwombat

Shuffle your favorite playlist and post the first five songs that come up. Then copy/paste this ask to your favorite mutuals. 💖💕

I don't have any playlists in the usual sense, but I did just come across a stash of music on an old hard-drive and gave it a shuffle all:

The Seatbelts feat. SYDNEY w/ Sister R - Chicken Bone

Jesper Kyd - Hitman 2 (2005) Main Titles

CKY - 96 Quite Bitter Beings

Garbage - #1 Crush

Tom Waits - Calliope

three was kind of hard to listen to, just because my tastes have changed so much; another song I used to love and now am not quite so keen on (which came up after the five allotted selections) was Counting Bodies Like Sheep etc. by A Perfect Circle...

anyway, currenty it's Portishead, which has certainly remained straight bangers.

[deadthehype]

Larry June is starting to get the recognition he deserve. I love it.

Same thing with Ari Lennox. Who else you know can drop a EP and album back-to-back weeks, and both projects are fire? Ari did.

[ghost-37]

Danger Mouse, Black Thought, Joey Bada$$, Russ, and Dylan Cartlidge - Because

[g5ty]

-TY

[threetrenchcoatsinatrenchcoat]

Not on spotify gang represent! Here are five songs I know I've repeated of recent

Your Type - Carly Rae Jepsen

It's Raining - Superorganism (ft. Dylan Cartlidge & Stephen Malkmus)

Wicked Little Town - John Cameron Mitchell

I'll Be Holding - Miel Bredouw

R.E.D. - A Tribe Called Red (Ft. Yasiin Bey, Narcy, & Black Bear)

@settlingforskeletons @transvampireboyfriend @renethepessimisticfanboi @its-murderous-business @comradehosiah @ichbinerica if you wanna!

ty @anticurser and @albiclalepsza for the tags!! top 5 on repeat songs. (extremely predictable!!)

no pressure! :) @lirigsblog @allrelativefiction @nonbinaryavrage @arelativefiction @angelofviscera @elkdiaries

[underachievers-please-try-harder]

Track of the day // Superorganism - It’s Raining feat. Stephen Malkmus & Dylan Cartlidge