Music is an essential element to any pre-party, party or post-party event. In fact, music is an essential element to life in general, but that’s a discussion that can be saved for another time. This playlist focuses on the late-night, post-party environment. After a long night, wind down with someone special and try out these artists and songs.
“CMYK,” by James Blake@@correct@@
James Blake has developed an incredible knack for creating beautiful tracks from a minimalistic approach. His tracks have soul and depth, a quality that is often missing in modern music, especially within the electronic spectrum. “CMYK” is a perfect late-night escape.
“Fiction,” by The xx@@yup@@
The xx recently released their sophomore album titled “Coexist.” The third track, “Fiction,” features the vocals of guitarist Oliver Sim.@@http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/4509431/The-XX-singer-Beyonce-is-keeping-super-pop-alive.html@@ The young band has polished their subdued yet emotionally driven sound. “Fiction” is an intense and passionate journey.
“How’d You Like That,” by The Kooks@@indeed@@
The Kooks offer a more carefree environment with this track. “How’d You Like That” is one of many classic Kooks songs to enjoy after an adventurous night.
“Troubleman,” by Electric Guest@@yes@@
Although the track clocks in at nearly nine minutes long, “Troubleman” is perfect for relaxing after a long night. Lead singer Asa Taccone@@http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2188780/@@ does a great job contributing unique and powerful lyrics to this young band.
“The Bay,” by Metronomy@@meow@@
Metronomy offers up a funky and catchy tune that is impossible to hate. It’s bright, uplifting and fun. “The Bay” can be a late-night dance track or a quick way to set the after-hours mood.