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2023: Monthly
Every month I chose one song that I listened to the most or liked the most from that month, and that gave me a nice little playlist. Sometimes it was a track that was new to me, and sometimes it was just an old track that I can’t give up on, or one that I rediscovered. There was no release date requirement, it could be from any year.
January "Easier to Love" by Sister Sledge from We Are Family (1979)
February "Believe (VIP Mix)" by Goldie from Believe (1998)
March "People's Parties" by Joni Mitchell from Court and Spark (1974)
April "Grace (Freedom Dub)" by Blue Six from Beautiful Tomorrow (2002)
May "Vaulted Eel" by Rasputina from Transylvanian Concubine (1993)
June "Euphoria in August" by Tess Roby from Ideas of Space (2022)
July "Men of Many Sayings" by Geometric Farms from Pop Ambient 2001 (2000)
August "Värnhem" by The Radio Dept. from This Past Week (2005)
September "The Sands Will Come Again" by Braindead Sound Machine from Give Me Something Hard I Can Take to My Grave (1994)
October "Wawa by the Ocean" by Mary Lattimore from Collected Pieces (2017)
November "The Fool on the Hill" by Shirley Bassey from The Fool on the Hill (1970)
December "Rich Baby Daddy" by Drake featuring Sexyy Red and SZA from For All the Dogs (2023)
Record of the year I Inside the Old Year Dying by PJ Harvey (2023)
Track of the year "Seasons (Waiting on You)” by Future Islands from Seasons (2014)
As a reminder
Top left - Dustin Miller and Anthony Thorne went viral in a video meltdown at the airport
Top right - Gypsy Rose Blanchard, victim of Munchausen by Proxy convicted for the murder of her mother, is released from prison
Bottom left - George Santos expelled from congress after being accused of misappropriating funds for botox and OnlyFans
Bottom right - The Senate Twink
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2023
My favorite tracks from 2023:
1. “Cellphone (Redux)” by Dirty Bird from Riddim Seeker (2023)
2. “The Void” by Benoît Pioulard from Eidetic (2023)
3. "Cities in Dust" by Garbage from Witness to Your Love (2023)
4. "Satellite" by quickly, quickly from Easy Listening (2023)
5. "Holiday House" by Beach House from Become (2023)
6. "Outside the Club (Vocal Version)" by Galcher Lustwerk from LUSTWERK II (2023)
7. "Silver Machine (The Hacker Remix)" by Desire from Silver Machine (The Hacker Remix) (2023)
8. "Prayer at the Gate" by PJ Harvey from I Inside the Old Year Dying (2023)
9. "Fader (Edit)" by Róisín Murphy from Fader (2023)
10. "alife" by Slowdive from everything is alive (2023)
11. "Dreaming" by Lusine featuring Asy Saavedra from Long Light (2023)
12. "If" by Blonde Redhead from Sit down for Dinner (2023)
13. "Even it Out" by Fever Ray from Radical Romantics (2023)
14. "deep in it" by berlioz from jazz is for ordinary people (2023)
15. "Much More (Sirens of Lesbos Remix)" by dreamcastmoe from Sound Is Like Water, 202% THC Remix Package (2023)
16. "Rich Baby Daddy" by Drake featuring Sexyy Red and SZA from For All the Dogs (2023)
17. "Arrivederci" by Mary Lattimore featuring Lol Tolhurst from Goodbye, Hotel Arkada (2023)
18. "Cake & Candy" by RuPaul from Black Butta (2023)
19. "MIDNIGHT" by podhajski from MIDNIGHT NOSTALGIA (2023)
20. "Brokendata" by Com Truise from Brokendate (2023)
21. "王七叶式躲闪BGM" by Mahalin from 王七叶式躲闪BGM (2023)
22. "These Days" by Julie Byrne with Laugh Cry Laugh from Julie Byrne with Laugh Cry Laugh (2023)
23. "Kontur" by Thore Pfeiffer / Niko Tzoukmanis from Pop Ambient 2024 (2023)
24. "Invisible Hand" by Solomon Fesshaye from Invisible Hand (2023)
25. "Check Your Translation (Hrishikesh Hirway Remix)" by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith from Let's Turn it into Sound Remixes (2023)
26. "SHOREDITCH" by VRDNYN from SHOREDITCH (2023)
27. "Heart Can Still Somersault" by Tom VR from Heart Can Still Somersault (2023)
28. "Tangled in Joy" by Temple of Angels from Endless Pursuit (2023)
29. "J'aime les filles" by Kate Bollinger from J'aime les filles (2023)
30. "Endless (Helios Remix)" by Christopher Willits from Gravity Remixes (2023)
31. "Birdy Bell" by Suchi from Birdy Bell (2023)
32. "Anything Else" by Audion from The Return of Losing It (2023)
33. "Fountain, Growth" by Khotin featuring Tess Roby from Release Spirit (2023)
34. "daylight falls" by Dua Saleh from daylight falls (2023)
35. "Intertwine" by Helios from Espera (2023)
#2023#year end mix#2023 mix#2023 year end mix#2023 playlist#2023 play list#best of 2023#best of 2023 mix#best of 2023 playlist#best of 2023 play list
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PhD Year 1/ Semester 1 (2023)
As always, I choose a release and listen to it all [week?] long and choose my favorite song and add it to this compilation. At the end of the semester[s?] it makes a nice little time capsule playlist. I listen to the weekly release mostly at home now because I am never at the university. There is no office for doctoral students or space where we can go and the library is not amazing, so I just stay home and work on my research. We do have a place called La maison de la recherche, but it's in a completely different arrondissement across town (the Latin Quarter) and the work space there for doctoral students is weird... I dunno. Anyway.
1. "Ovule" by Björk from fossora (2022)
2. "I Inside the Old Year Dying" by PJ Harvey from I Inside the Old Year Dying (2023)
3. "Exploitation (Edit)" by Róisín Murphy from Exploitation (2015)*
4. "+💡÷" by Tori Amos from Ocean to Ocean (2021)
5. "So What" by Miles Davis from Kind of Blue (1959)
6. "Surrender (Petalpusher Original)" by Petalpusher from Surrender (2000)**
7. "the slab" by Slowdive from Everything Is Alive (2023)
8. "How Long Has This Been Going On? (MJ Cole Remix)" by Carmen McRae from Verve Remixed (2005)
9. "Long Light" by Lusine featuring Benoît Pioulard from Long Light (2023)
10. "G1 - Post Awareness Confusions" by The Caretaker from Everywhere at the End of Time - Stage 4 (2018)
11. "Not for Me" by Blonde Redhead from Sit down for Dinner (2023)
12. "Mind" by Talking Heads from Fear of Music (1979)
13. "Weedless Hook" by Blank Gloss from Pop Ambient 2024 (2023)
14. "Good King Wenceslas" by Tori Amos from Midwinter Graces (2009)
15. "Where Youth and Laughter Go" by Broadcast from Extended Play (2000)***
*I wanted to learn about Róisín Murphy, so I made a playlist of her singles to kind of get a sense of her sound.
**This is from a playlist of singles from the Naked Music record label
***This is from The Future Crayon, their compilation of non-album tracks post-The Noise Made by People
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M2 Defense/ PhD Audition (2023)
As always, I choose a release and listen to it all [week?] long and choose my favorite song and add it to this compilation. At the end of the semester[s?] it makes a nice little time capsule playlist. I listen to the weekly release mostly at home now that I do not have any more coursework. During this time I was preparing for my defense, which I did successfully with a mention of "très bien" and for my audition for the doctoral school at the Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris III). I was not selected to get a fully funded contract and when they reconsidered the disbursement of contracts, I again was not selected. However, someone from another program within the university declined their contract, so they finally offered me the contract LOL. To get to Université Paris Cité (Paris VII/ Paris V), I take 9 to the Pont de l’alma and cross it to go down into RER C. To get to Paris III at Nation, I take 6 to Étoile and then RER A. To get to Paris III's Maison de la recherche, I take 6 to La motte picquet/ Grenelle and change to 10, getting off at Cardinal Lemoine.
"Arisen My Senses" by Björk from Utopia (2017)
2. "Sweeter Love (Naked & Moody Dub)" by Blue Six from Sweeter Love (1998)
3. "You Have Placed a Chill in My Heart" by Eurythmics from Savage (1987)
4. "Haze" by Lusine from Push (2003)
5. "Tourniquet" by Rasputina from The Lost & Found (2001)
6. "Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major: First Movement" by Wendy Carlos from Switched-On Bach (1968)
7. "Alright" by Janet Jackson from Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 (1989)
8. "You've Changed" by Billie Holiday from Lady in Satin (1958)
9. "American Daughter" by Beach House from Become (2023)
10. "F2 - Drifting Time Misplaced" by The Caretaker from Everywhere at the End of Time - Stage 3 (2017)
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Pop Ambient 2001 (2000)
Side 1
Joachiem Spieth - You Don't Fool Me
Ulf Lohmann - Because
All - Alltag
Dettinger - Repeater
Geometric Farms - Men of Many Sayings
Side 2
Mint - All (Remix)
Markus Guentner - Regensburg
Reinhard Voigt - Premiere World
Gustavo Lamas - Mañana
Markus Guentner - Pilot
12", 33 1/3, black
Kompakt
KOM 411
LC 12012
Etch
KOM 411 A³ SST Z (Side 1)
KOM 411 B² SST Z (Side B)
The first compilation in Kompakt's outstanding Pop Ambient series and my personal favorite. The series goes on to explore many different facets of ambient music (while keeping the focus on pop music hooks and accessibility), but here it's a very, very techno sound. It's notable here that the track named "Because" on the sleeve is from Ulf Lohmann's EP Because, and each track on it is untitled. The one on this compilation is the same as the first track of side 2 from his EP. This release is a reissue since its first edition was only released on CD (in the year 2000, I don't think vinyl had really come back yet like it has in the last 15 years or so). Sadly, this is not the red transparent vinyl version, it's the standard black vinyl edition. As it's a modern reissue, it came with a download card to get all the tracks. Interestingly, the track that you download labeled "Because" is not side 2 track 1 of the Because EP, but it's actually track 2 from side 1 (it doesn't match the track that you hear when you play the actual record). I bought this one for myself as something special to celebrate finishing my vicious master degree program with the mention "très bien."
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Air - Sexy Boy (1998)
Side A
Album version
Side B
Taormina cover
7", 45, yellow transparent
Source
Virgin
7243 8 94802 7 6
PM 215
LC 3098
Etch
ↃↃFI-97-I1 724389480217/A (Side A)
724389480217/B DFI-97-I 1 (Side B)
Fun single from Air's exquisite debut album. I always liked the song; I think it was the first song I ever heard by them. The alternate version on the b-side is fun, plus the transparent yellow vinyl is cool. I think my husband bought me this one too. Maybe he bought it for me because of the cover which features the adorable stuffed monkey from the music video who terrorizes NYC and then takes off into outer space (?) to go live on the moon 😂
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PJ Harvey - The Wind (1999)
Side A
The Wind
Side B
Rebecca
Nina in Ecstasy 2
7", 45, black
Island Records Ltd.
IS 730
572 504-7
LC 0407
BIEM/ MCPS
Etch
IS 730 A-1 LOUD
IS 730 B1
This is a single from my favorite PJ Harvey album "Is This Desire?" that my husband bought me as a gift for finishing my master's degree and defending my thesis with a mention of "très bien." I wanted this and "A Perfect Day Elise" because the b-sides are all part of the album (in my mind), and I love them as much as I love the album tracks. It appears to be previously owned, but the condition is near mint, so it was a wonderful gift.
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Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart - Alice Long (You're Still My Favorite Girlfriend)
Side A
Alice Long (You're Still My Favorite Girlfriend) 2:45
Side B
P.O. Box 9847 2:55
7", 45, black
Missing sleeve
A&M Records
948
Screen Gems - Columbia Music (BMI)
1495 (side A)
1496 (side B)
Etch
A&M 1495-1 AS (side A)
A&M 1496-1 AC (side B)
Another record from the Alice Thiel lot that's seen better days, but at least it plays and sounds OK. I saw on Discogs that some editions had a sleeve. Either this one did not or it was lost over time. None of the records in the Alice Thiel lot had sleeves, so I doubt it.
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The Box Tops - Cry like a Baby
Side A
Cry like a Baby 2:35
Side B
The Door You Closed to Me 2:39
7", 45, black
Missing sleeve
Mala
Mala 593
BMI
BMI 8460 (side A)
BMI 8461 (side B)
Press Music Co.
Etch
Bestway B 8460 8460 LW (side A)
8461 Bestway LW (side B)
Another record from the Alice Thiel lot that's seen better days, but at least it plays and sounds OK. I saw on Discogs that some editions had a sleeve. Either this one did not or it was lost over time. None of the records in the Alice Thiel lot had sleeves, so I doubt it.
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Bonnie & Lee - I Need Ya (Gotta Have You for My Own)
Side A
I Need Ya (Gotta Have You for My Own) 2:55
Side B
The Way I Feel about You 2:24
7", 45, black
No sleeve
Fairmount
F-1024-A (side A)
F-1024-B (side B)
Cameo Parkway Records, Inc.
Guydra Music Co.
Merlin Music, Inc.
BMI
Etch
F-1024Aˌ (side A)
F-1024Bˌ (side B)
Bonnie & Lee was a project produced by Guy Draper, a member of the Mayfield Singers with Donny Hathaway and Leroy Hutson. I've been unable to identify who exactly Bonnie and Lee were. There seem to be several editions of this single, all with different labels. This one is the label with the blue stripes. According to Discogs, this and one other single were the only records issued by Bonnie & Lee. It's sad, because "I Need Ya (Gotta Have You for My Own)" is actually my favorite song from the lot from where this record comes (Alice Thiel's). There is something stamped into the etch that I can't read, but it ends with the word "Wayne." This record is from Alice Thiel's record collection. My friend Amy Cordara had acquired a blue carrying case for 7" records, filled with them, many of which have "Alice Thiel" written on them. Perhaps it is part of Alice's record collection. I Googled the name in the area where we were living and looked for someone old enough to have owned a record in 1967 (when this single was issued, according to Discogs, although it isn't indicated anywhere on the label). I found only one woman who fits the description, who had died in 2018. Assuming the owner of these records never changed her name from marriage and never left the area, I will keep the romantic idea that this collection belonged to the woman in the obituary.
There are many others in this collection that I will eventually upload here. Don't worry, Alice, I'm taking care of them. I listen to them and always think about you when I listen to them.
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Hugues Aufray - Chante Dylan
Face 1
Le jour où le bateau viendra
Les temps changent
Face 2
Dieu est à nos côtés
Corrina Corrina
7", 45, black
Missing sleeve
Barclay
Nᵒ 70939
BIEM
BLY 70939-1 (face 1)
BLY 70939-2 (face 2)
Etch
HBLY 70939 A 1.5 (face 1)
HBLY 70939 B 1.5 (face 2)
An EP of Hugues Aufray covering Bob Dylan songs probably from 1966, but it doesn't say anywhere on the label and the sleeve is missing. Other editions of this EP were released in 1966 according to Discogs and his LP containing all of these tracks was released in 1965, so it is probably safe to say this is from 1966. This is from the 7" records Etienne grabbed from his mom's house. It plays fine; it doesn't skip or anything, but the sound quality is what you might expect from a 7" that was actively played that was opened about 60 years ago. It appears to be a version of the single release of "Le jour où le bateau viendra" backed with "Dieu est à nos côtés" to which they added the additional two tracks to make an EP.
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M2S2 (2023)
As always, I choose a release and listen to it all [week?] long and choose my favorite song and add it to this compilation. At the end of the semester[s?] it makes a nice little time capsule playlist. I listen to the weekly release mostly at home now that I do not have any more coursework and am focusing on writing. On the occasion when I go to the laboratory at school for my internship, I take 9 to the Pont de l’alma and cross it to go down into RER C.
1. “C2 - Misplaced in Time” by The Caretaker from Everywhere at the End of Time - Stage 2 (2017)
2. "The River (Demo)” by PJ Harvey from Is This Desire? Demos (2021)
3. “Sleight of Hand” by Wild Nothing from Laughing Gas (2020)
4. “Big Time Sensuality (Dom T. Growly Dub Mix)” by Björk from Big Time Sensuality (1993)
5. “Car on a Hill” by Joni Mitchell from Court and Spark (1974)
6. “My New House” by Sonic Youth from 4 Tunna Brix (1990)
7. “Solstice” by Nookie from LOGICAL PROGRESSION Level 4 (2001)
8. “Melody” by Serge Gainsbourg from Histoire de Melody Nelson (1971)
9. “Danse des mouches noires gardes du roi” by Jean-Claude Vannier from L’enfant assassin des mouches (1972)
10. “Zero Point” by Tori Amos from A Piano: The Collection (2006)
11. “Thursday Night” by Benoît Pioulard from Eidetic (2023)
12. “Goldfinger” by Shirley Bassey from Goldfinger (1964)
13. “No Horses” by Garbage from No Horses (2017)
14. “You Might Think” by The Cars from Heartbeat City (1984)
15. “Operation Lifesaver, A.K.A. Mint Test” by Madvillain from Madvillainy (2004)
16. “Regret” by New Order from Republic (1993)
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2022: Monthly
Every month I chose one song that I listened to the most or liked the most from that month, and that gave me a nice little playlist. Sometimes it was a track that was new to me, and sometimes it was just an old track that I can’t give up on, or one that I rediscovered. There was no release date requirement, it could be from any year.
January
"Constant Craving" by k.d. lang
from Ingénue (1992)
February
"Inner Station" by Minimal Compact
from The Figure One Cuts (1987)
March
“I Don’t Feel God” by The IZM.
from King for a Day (2013)
April
“Ode to King” by Chocolate Butterfly
from Chocolate Butterfly (2002)
May
“Rider” by ROOM8
from V/H/S: Viral (2014)
June
“Crystal Voice” by Tangerine Dream
from Firestarter (1984)
July
“Modern Romantics (Resuscitation Version)” by ADULT.
from Resuscitation (re-issue) (2012)
August
“Refractions in the Plastic Pulse” by Stereolab
from Dots and Loops (1997)
September
“Secret (Edit)” by Madonna
from Secret (1994)
October
“Come in from the Cold (Edit)” by Joni Mitchell
from Come in from the Cold (1991)
November
“Runaway” by Janet Jackson
from Design of a Decade: 1986-1996 (1995)
December
“Love in Winter” by Frdrk
from Love in Winter (2022)
Record of the year
Once Twice Melody by Beach House (2022)
Track of the year
"Rebels of the Neon God (Theme)” by Huang Shu Jun
from Rebels of the Neon God (1992)
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2022
My favorite tracks from 2022:
1. “don’t wait for me” by iamamiwhoami
from Be Here Soon (2022)
2. “As it Was” by Harry Styles
from Harry’s House (2022)
3. “Chipper” by LAUNDER
from Happening (2022)
4. “Robot Riot” by Stereolab
from Pulse of the Early Brain (Switched On, Volume 5) (2022)
5. “Finale” by Beach House
from Once Twice Melody (2022)
6. “Parking Lot” by Hana Vu
from Parking Lot (2022)
7. “Main Theme” by Alex G
from We’re All Going to the World’s Fair (2022)
8. “When You Sleep” by DIIV
from Live at the Murmrr Theatre (2022)
9. “Ovule” by Björk
from Fossora (2022)
10. “Valentina (Cali Highway Version)” by HTRK
from Death Is a Dream (2022)
11. “Better When We’re Close” by Poolside featuring Brijean
from Better When We’re Close (2022)
12. “Thank You” by Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul
from Topical Dancer (2022)
13. “Catwalk” by RuPaul featuring Skeltal Ki
from mamaru (2022)
14. “Shy Guy” by Brijean
from Angelo (2022)
15. “RU Ready” by dreamcastmoe
from Sound Is Like Water (2022)
16. “Riders on Dark Horses” by Lovelock featuring Orion
from After Dark 4 (2022)
17. “Path” by Tess Roby
from Ideas of Space (2022)
18. “Love in Winter” by Frdrk
from Love in Winter (2022)
19. “Fools (We Are...)” by ADULT.
from Becoming Undone (2022)
20. “Falling Back” by Drake
from Honestly, Nevermind (2022)
21. “Break My Soul” by Beyoncé featuring Big Freedia
from Renaissance (2022)
22. “54321″ by Omar S & Desire
from 54321 (2022)
23. “Ostbanhof” by Miss Kittin & The Hacker
from Third Album (2022)
24. “Consciousness (Extended)” by Anyma & Chris Avantgarde
from Consciousness (Extended) (2022)
25. “VIRTUE 00″ by blksmiith
from A MESSAGE FROM MY DIGITAL TWIN (2022)
26. “Intentions” by Hudson Mohawke
from Cry Sugar (2022)
27. “Is it Me or Is it You?” by Kaitlin Aurelia Smith
from Let’s Turn it into Sound (2022)
28. “17°C” by Whatever the Weather
from Whatever the Weather (2022)
29. “Kupferblüte” by Triola
from Pop Ambient 2023 (2022)
30. “Journey Index” by Heathered Pearls
from Journey Index (2022)
#2022#year end mix#2022 mix#2022 year end mix#2022 playlist#2022 play list#best of 2022#best of 2022 mix#best of 2022 playlist#best of 2022 play list
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M2S1 (2022)
As always, I choose a release and listen to it all [week?] long and choose my favorite song and add it to this compilation. At the end of the semester[s?] it makes a nice little time capsule playlist. I listen to the weekly release on the subway (6) or the bus (64).
1. “Need to Be” by Stereolab
From Margerine Eclipse (2004)
2. "Jaunty Monty and the Bubbles of Silence” by Stereolab
from Instant 0 in the Universe (2003)
3. “Moonlight Dance (Tommy ‘86 Remix)” by Sally Shapiro
from After Dark 4 (2022)
4. “Euphoria in August” by Tess Roby
from Ideas of Space (2022)
5. “Human Behaviour (Dom T. Mix)” by Björk
from Human Behaviour (1993)
6. “d-scape” by Aphex Twin
from On (1993)
7. “She Will Destroy You” by Harold Budd - Elizabeth Fraser - Robin Guthrie - Simon Raymonde
from The Moon and the Melodies (1986)
8. “That Song About the Midway” by Joni Mitchell
from Clouds (1969)
9. “Freedom” by Big Bud
from Logical Progression: Level 3 (1997)
10. “Hold on Vaughn” by MF DOOM
from SADEVILLAIN (2016)
11. “Sex and Dying in High Society” by X
from Los Angeles (1980)
12. “Gertrude” by Luminous Orange
from Vivid Short Trip (1996)
13. “Sonne” by Leandro Fresco/ Thore Pfeiffer
from Pop Ambient 2023 (2022)
14. “Mac Tonight!” by Saint Pepsi
from LATE NIGHT DELIGHT (2013)
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M1 Summer (2022)
As always, I choose a release and listen to it all [week?] long and choose my favorite song and add it to this compilation. At the end of the semester[s?] it makes a nice little time capsule playlist. I listen to the weekly release on the subway (6 or 5-10) or the bus (64).
1. “Walking in the Rain” by Grace Jones from Nightclubbing (1981)
2. “Summer Skin” by Death Cab for Cutie from Plans (2005)
3. “Domestica” by Björk from Pagan Poetry (2001)
4. “Venus as a Boy (Mykaell Riley Mix)” by Björk from Venus as a Boy (1993)
5. “So Long” by Seba & Lotek from Logical Progression (1996)
6. “GREENFIELD MORNING I PUSHED AN EMPTY BABY CARRIAGE ALL OVER THE CITY” by Yoko Ono / Plastic Ono Band from Yoko Ono / Plastic Ono Band (1970)
7. “Straight to Hell (Version)” by HTRK from Death Is a Dream (2022)
8. “Baby’s on Fire” by Brian Eno from Here Come the Warm Jets (1974)
9. “Grapeseed (Lusine Remix)” by Mark Slee from Grapeseed (2020)
10. “K56″ by Cranes from Particles & Waves (2004)
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M1S2 (2021)
As always, I choose a release and listen to it all [week?] long and choose my favorite song and add it to this compilation. At the end of the semester[s?] it makes a nice little time capsule playlist. I listen to the weekly release on the subway (6 or 5-10) or the bus (64).
1. "Billie’s Blues" by Billie Holiday from The Essential Billie Holiday: Carnegie Hall Concert Recorded Live (1956)
2. “Sweet, Sweet Intuition” by Björk from It’s Oh So Quiet (1995)
3. “Endless Sleep” by Chromatics from After Dark 3 (2020)
4. “The Empty Bullring” by Kate Bush from Breathing (1980)
5. “On Top of the World” by Cranes from Population Four (1996)
6. “Leave It” by quickly, quickly from The Long and the Short of It (2021)
7. “Blue Jeans” by Lana Del Rey from Born to Die (2012)
8. “Blue Jean” by David Bowie from Tonight (1984)
9. “Over and Over” by Beach House from Once, Twice Melody (2022)
10. “Zyklon B. Zombie” by Throbbing Gristle from Zyklon B. Zombie (1976)
11. “Caught up in the Rapture (Single Version)” by Anita Baker from Caught up in the Rapture (1986)
12. “Stalker” by Sonic Youth from Drunken Butterfly (1993)
13. “Staying In (Lusine Remix)” by Ola Podrida from Staying In (Lusine Remix) (2013)
14. “Two Can Win” by J. Dilla from Donuts (2006)
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