January 14th, 2020
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The shortest day of the year is behind us, but let’s take a moment to celebrate the fruits of darkness with a playlist for vampires to make love to. To smoke to. To stalk their next victim to. Dark but sexy. Slowed down and stretched out with drowsy vocals, punk rock and drone doom.
Listen to bpm playlist 3: after dark by Josh Woolford
bpm playlist has been born out of a curiosity for music production, use and experience - from meditative moments to purging our deepest emotions, music has the ability to connect us to ourselves and each other on a fundamental level. Each playlist will explore a different feeling, DJ, club night or theme through collaborations, self-directed exploration and research into the music that surrounds us.
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