PLAYLIST: OLDIES BUT NEWIES
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25 Songs – 1 hr – 26 min
Genres: 50s/60s/70s style, Indie Pop/Soul, Funk, R&B, Jazz, Doo-wop, Retro Soul
Listen to the COMPLETE “Oldies But Newies” playlist on Spotify, HERE!
MUSICALLY INFLUENCING THE FUTURE WITH THE PAST.
Posted by Ed Gomez
Sunday November 3rd, 2024
In this edition of Expand Your Playlist, we take a musical trip to the past while firmly staying in the future as we discover and explore a new genre of music that recreates and pays tribute to sounds of the past.
The music in this playlist features the nostalgic sounds from the 50s, 60s, & 70s soul, funk, doowop, jazz, and pop eras, which comes to us from recent bands and artists from the 2010s and 2020s. The style of the music is categorized as “Oldies”, but they are recently recorded and released, which make them indie new music, or “Newies”.
Straying from our usual Indie music selections, this playlist evokes a sense of nostalgia and presents an intriguing musical genre to delve into. We invite you to embark on this journey with us, affectionately dubbed “Oldies But Newies.”
We hope you enjoy this playlist. If you do, let us know. Join us on this journey as we take a left turn and continue to help you… Expand your Playlist.
Hello everyone! I’m Ed from Expand Your Playlist. Join me as I navigate the vast online world and music algorithms in search of new sounds. Nine years into this quest, I’m dedicated to discovering underplayed artists, independent talents, and new tracks that deserve airtime. My goal is to Expand My Playlist without charging for inclusion or excluding based on follower count. Our playlists are more than just a collection of songs for views, likes, or streams. They are thoughtfully compiled on Spotify and through our blog posts, offering you, the listener, an exceptional playlist experience to uncover new music and, in turn, Expand Your Playlist!
Thank You and Enjoy!
Ed Gomez
EYP Creator
We hope you not only enjoy the music we selected for this playlist but that you enjoy our new format in which we are presenting these songs to you as you scroll below. If you have any questions or if you would like to submit music to be on a future EYP playlist, message us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter (X) @eyplaylist or email us at expandyourplaylist@yahoo.com.
PLAYLIST BREAKDOWN
MUSIC IN THIS PLAYLIST BY…
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THE McCHARMLYS
“Awful Thing”
Album: “The McCharmlys” (2023)
From: Santa Ana, CA
I.G.: @themcchamlys_
bio.site/themccharmlys
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“Awful Thing” (2023)
“Crying” (2024)
“Luv” (2024)
“Tu Seras Mi Baby” (2024)
“Love Me Too” (2024)
DURAND JONES AND THE INDICATIONS
“Cruisin to the Park”
Album: (single – 2021)
From: Indiana
I.G.: @durandjonesandtheindications
linktr.ee/durandjonesandtheindications
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“How Can I Be Sure” (2019)
“Listen To Your Heart” (2019)
“Cruisin’ To the Park” (2019)
“Young Americans” (2020)
“Power To the People” (2020)
“Cruisin’ To the Parque” (2021)
THE TAILSPINS
“Inmate Number 99”
Album: (single – 2024)
I.G.: @thetailspins
linktr.ee/thetailspins
NEW BAND TO EYP.
HANNAH GILL
“Everybody Loves a Lover”
Album: “Everybody Loves a Lover” (2023)
From: Brooklyn, NY
I.G.: @hannahgillmusic
hannahgillmusic.com
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“Lose” (2019)
“Thinking Of You (Social Distancing Blues)” (2020)
“I Wanna Be Evil” (2020)
“Brighter Someday” (2023)
ALICE CARRERI & THE SIDECAR TRIO
“Tighten Up”
Album: “Alice Carreri & The Sidecar Trio” (2022)
I.G.: @alicecarreri
soundcloud.com/alice-carreri
NEW BAND TO EYP.
SCOTT BRADLEE’S POSTMODERN JUKEBOX
“There Is a Light That Never Goes Out” w/ Ashley Campbell
Album: (single – 2024)
I.G.: @pmjofficial – @ashcambanjo
postmodernjukebox.com
NEW BAND TO EYP.
LESLIE VINCENT
“Psychedelics With You”
Album: “About Last Night” (2024)
I.G.: @leslievincentmusic
linktr.ee/leslie_della_vincent
NEW BAND TO EYP.
ME & MS JACOBS
“Another Motherfucking Lovesong”
Album: “On The Run” (2023)
I.G.: @meandmsjacobs
meandmsjacobs.de
NEW BAND TO EYP.
CASSIDY SNIDER & THE WRANGLERS
“Sleeping”
Album: “A Good Heartbreak” (2022)
From: Richmond, VA
I.G.: @thewranglersva
linktr.ee/cassidysnider
NEW BAND TO EYP.
THE HEAVY
“A Whole Lot of Me”
Album: “Amen” (2023)
I.G.: @theheavy
theheavy.komi.io
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“I Feel the Love” (2023)
“Stone Cold Killer” (2023)
“Blood & Fire” (2023)
TUXEDO
“Cake”
Album: “Tuxedo IV” (2024)
I.G.: @tuxedo
tuxedofunk.com
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“Fux With the Tux” (2017)
“Number One” (2018)
“The Tuxedo Way” (2020)
SHARON JONES & THE DAP-KINGS
“Don’t Wanna Lose You”
Album: (single – 2024)
I.G.: @sharonjones
sharonjonesandthedapkings.com
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“I’m Still Here” (2016)
JOEY QUINONES & THEE SINSEERS
“What’s His Name?”
Album: “Sinseerly Yours” (2024)
From: Los Angeles, CA
I.G.: @joeyquinonesofficial – @theesinseers
theesinseers.com
NEW BAND TO EYP.
THE SECRET SISTERS
“All the Ways” w/ Ray LaMontagne
Album: “Mind, Man, Medicine” (2024)
From: Muscle Shoals, Alabama
I.G.: @thesecretsisters
secretsisterband.com
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“All the Ways” (2024)
HANNAH GILL
“You Hurt Me”
Album: (single – 2024)
From: Brooklyn, NY
I.G.: @hannahgillmusic
hannahgillmusic.com
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“Lose” (2019)
“Thinking Of You (Social Distancing Blues)” (2020)
“I Wanna Be Evil” (2020)
“Brighter Someday” (2023)
“Everybody Loves A Lover” (2024)
AARON FRAZER
“If I Got It (Your Love Brought It)”
Album: “Introducing…” (2021)
From: Baltimore, Maryland
I.G.: @aaron_frazer
aaronfrazermusic.com
NEW ARTIST TO EYP.
VICTORIA BAILEY & THE JAZZ CATS
“Song to Sony”
Album: (single – 2018)
From: Huntington Beach, CA
I.G.: @victoriabaileymusic
linktr.ee/victoriabaileymusic
NEW BAND TO EYP.
MYRANS ORKESTER
“New Rules”
Album: “New Rules” (2018)
From: Sweden
I.G.: @myransorkerster
linktr.ee/myransorkester
NEW BAND TO EYP.
JOEY QUINONES & THEE SINSEERS
“I Don’t Mind”
Album: (single – 2019)
From: Los Angeles, CA
I.G.: @joeyquinonesofficial – @theesinseers
theesinseers.com
NEW BAND TO EYP.
CUCO w/ CONEXIÓN DIVINA
“Dime”
Album: (single – 2023)
From: Los Angeles, CA
I.G.: @cucopuffs – @conexiondivina
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“Under The Sun” (2023)
“Planet Express” (2023)
“Dime” (ft. Conexión Divina) (2023)
CHARLES BRADLEY w/ MENAHAN STREET BAND
“Can’t Fight the Feeling”
Album: “Black Velvet” (2018)
I.G.: @charlesbradley – @menahanstreetband
NEW BAND TO EYP.
ELISABETH BOCKELMAN
“Waiting For Your Call”
Album: (single – 2019)
From: Chicago, IL / Philadelphia, PA
I.G.: @lisbockelmanmusic
elisabethbockelman.bandcamp.com
NEW BAND TO EYP.
MONOTAPE
“Head Under Water”
Album: (single – 2024)
I.G.: @thisismonotape
linktr.ee/monotapemusic
NEW BAND TO EYP.
SCARY POCKETS w/ GOLDFORD
“Why Can’t We Be Friends”
Album: “Heat Check” (2023)
I.G.: @scarypockets – @igoldford
linktr.ee/scarypockets
NEW BAND TO EYP.
ARUM RAE
“Heaven”
Album: “Loners” (2014)
From: New York, NY / Nashville, TN
I.G.: @arumrae
arumrae.com
Previously Featured Songs on EYP.
“Heaven” (2016)
“Proof” (2017)
“Wasn’t My Time” (2017)
“Sit Down, Who’s Been Loving You” (2019)
“Should I” (2020)
“Follow No Leader” (2020)
“Blurry Eyes” (2020)
“Loose Ends” (2023)
“Country Road” (2023)
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