Going Out With A Bang
Hello out there! I hope you all are finding time to wind down the year properly with good company, delicious food & drink, strong health, and of course, a bounty of dope music. I’ve been too busy to share as regularly as I’d like, but these top tier selections should help keep you bouncing through the final days of 2022. Do yourself a favor and press play with plenty of room to dance out loud the way these songs were made for. Sounds from near & far, old to the new, with a couple of my own recent releases in the mix. Not at all a best of the year situation, just a bunch of current favorites that are in heavy rotation over here and will no doubt get play at my last couple gigs of the year.
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Marc Hughes • December 30, 2022
Thanks for the awesome! Have a fantastic 2023!
Drew • January 17, 2023
Happy New Year
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Lucho • May 12, 2023
I’ve been listening to your selections and music for years and just in 2023 I find out you’ve been posting music in your blog forever? I have so much to go through! Thanks for the quality tunes always!!!
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Adam • September 14, 2026
The year-end framing makes this feel less like a routine upload and more like a small invitation to reset with music. Pairing good company, food, and a strong set of selections gives the post a warm, communal purpose, especially when regular sharing has been difficult. The idea of keeping people bouncing through those final days is a nice reminder that a mixtape can shape the mood of a season, not just fill background space.
Ren • September 15, 2026
The year-end framing gives these selections a purpose beyond simply collecting tracks: music can help mark a change of pace when routines finally loosen. Pairing good company, food, and a strong musical lineup creates a more complete picture of winding down than a playlist alone. The note about sharing less often also makes the final batch feel intentionally curated rather than routine. That sense of rhythm suits the season.
Miles • September 15, 2026
The year-end framing makes the selections feel like an invitation to pause without losing momentum. Pairing good company, food, and music gives the post a warm sense of occasion, while the note about being busy makes the curated list feel deliberately chosen rather than routine. The emphasis on keeping listeners bouncing through the last days of the year suggests that rhythm can be both celebratory and restorative.
Caleb • September 19, 2026
Year-end music posts work best when they acknowledge the different moods people bring to the season: winding down, gathering with others, or simply looking for energy after a demanding stretch. The emphasis on a smaller set of top-tier selections makes the playlist feel intentional rather than exhaustive. Bouncing between familiar favorites and unexpected tracks can be a good way to keep a closing-year listen from becoming predictable. Mixtapes still make room for that kind of curation.
Arjun • September 25, 2026
Year-end listening posts work best when they acknowledge that people are juggling more than playlists. The mix of good company, food, health, and music gives this roundup a welcoming seasonal frame, while the focus on selections for the final days keeps it purposeful. A short note on the mood or energy of each pick could help readers choose where to begin—whether they want something reflective for winding down or something built for a livelier gathering. That context can make a curated set feel even more personal.
Lucas • September 25, 2026
The end-of-year framing makes the selection feel more intentional than a simple roundup. When time is short, a well-sequenced playlist can do real work: it gives people an easy entry point, then lets the energy build without asking them to hunt for the next track. The mix of rest, good company, food, and music also captures why these final days deserve their own soundtrack.