C'est Fin - by All
C'est Fin [Spotify]
Wavves - King of The Beach (Marie Foulston, Sunnier Climes)
Ivor Cutler - I Love You But I Don't Know What I Mean (Luke Richards, Be My Valentine)
Mogwai - Glasgow Mega-Snake (Eliot Fineberg, threeaggressiveopeners…)
Central Malay Choir - Boomstraat (Andy Huntington, Pockets)
Gwen McCrae - All This Love That I'm Giving (Katy Lindemann, A Discoholic's 70s Guilty Pleasures)
Bob James - Angela (Gregory Povey, Punctuation)
A Place to Bury Strangers - Smile When You Smile (Alf Eaton, You)
Beck - Paper Tiger (Utku Can, Nightcap)
Bjork - Dull Flame of Desire Modselektor RMX for Girls (Mel Exon, Robot Recordings)
Slowdive - Blue Skied An' Clear (Paul Squires, How To Capture The Advertising High Ground)
David Bowie - Sound and Vision (Jaq Chell, Move Your Feet, Open Your Mouth)
Why? - Eskimo Snow (Matt Muir, Er.. Where's The Fucking Sun Gone?)
Jesus & Mary Chain - Just Like Honey (Fanfare For The Common People special)
Fugazi - The Kill (Mar Belle, Better Late…)
Darondo - Didn't I? (Matt Locke, Crackling)
Blue Öyster Cult - Don't Fear The Reaper (Thayer Prime, Music To Die For)
Goblin - Profondo Rosso (Toby Barnes, Home Theatre)
London Music Works - The Littlest Hobo (Richard Hogg, Gentlemen of the Road)
Mission of Burma - Fame and Fortune (Chris Perks, Langour In The Balcony)
Yelle - Je Veux Te Voir (Kerry Turner, International Chair Dance Party)
Pram - Chrysalis (Michael Day, Looking Out Of The Window)
Eskmo - Cloudlight (Tom Armitage, Night Air)
Xiu Xiu - I Love The Valley, OH! (Bryony Forde, The Full Circle)
LV - Northern Line (Ben Bashford, Where To Luv?)
Wesley Willis - Rock N Roll Mcdonalds (Samuel Cotterall, Product Placement)
Burt Bacharach - This Guys Inlove With You (Tim Wright, I Did Not Want To Sleep With You Anyway)
People Under The Stairs - LA Song (Douglas Wilson, '00s Pacific Vibes)
Wax Stag - Folk Rock (Tom Coates, Calling Octopus)
Broadcast - I Found The F (Charlie Parker, An Alphabetically-ordered spazz out)
Icebreaker International - Port of Yokohama (Richard Birkin, Waiting for Katelbach)
The Decemberists - Calamity Song (Erica Packington, Six-string Storytellers)
Iron Maiden - Killers (Matthew Smith, Ladykillers)
Lou Reed - Vicious (Aden Davies, Sunday Dad)
The Beach Boys - God Only Knows (James Boardwell, The Number 91)
HEALTH - Glitter Pills (Gemma Critchley, Music As Medicine)
Gorodisch - Moth To The Flame (Dan Sumption, What Was Must Never Be)
Arvo Pärt - Summa (Andrew Pendrick, Brickbats and Brimstone)
Raven - Don't Need Your Money (Mark Magill, True NWOBHM)
The Knife - Silent Shout (Ben Burry, Cold In Scandinavia)
Scott Walker - The Girls From The Streets (Ricky Haggett, Jumping and Pecking
Death Grips - Guillotine (It Goes Yah) (Scott James, Rap From The Cloud)
Sigue Sigue Sputnik - Love Missile F1-11 (Marcus Brown, War Breaks Out)
Shake Alettie - Inside Out (Toy Tigers Remix) (Åsk Dabitch, Good Evening Mr Brown)
Lunice - Hitmanes Anthem (Christopher Hedborg, Clear Light)
Ennio Morricone - L'Estasi Dell'oro (John Wilshire, Smithery Working Songs)
The Waitresses - Christmas Wrapping (Santa)
Slinkombas - Kråkevisa (Einar Sneve Martinussen, Svartsyn)
Duchess Says - Tenen Non Neu (David Hayward, Things I Like From Things I Don't)
Fight Like Apes - Come On, Lets Talk About Our Feelings (Will Humphrey, Lonely Hearts Love Songs)
Jackie Lee - The Town I Live In (Jem Stone, Fred & Janet)
Yo La Tengo - Nowhere Near (Emma Lannie, Watching The Sky With Our Hands In Our Pockets)
Its over guys, time to fight back the tears and behold the last Playlist Club playlist. A currated celebration featuring one handpicked song from everyone of the 51 Playlist Club playlists published in the past year.
About Playlist Club (aka @playlist_club)
We (Greg & Marie) started Playlist Club because it was something we actually wanted: short compilations of music from people, not algorithms or machines. Real people with stories to tell, ideas to indulge, cultures to explore, or just hips to move.
Hopefully, you've found one or two new songs or artists that you hadn't heard before, or rediscovered some forgotten gems, and that we've done our bit.
Our time is up now, kids. These 12 months — and the shedload of songs, stories and elevenses they have brought — have been a lot of fun, but it's time to move on. A year seemed about right, and there are lots of excellent new ways of discovering music that have popped up since we started (a favourite of which is This Is My Jam, say hello & hai! ), and perhaps our purpose is served.
Huge thanks goes out to everyone who contributed a playlist (many of whom we still owe a gold badge), to those who simply listened, to everyone who shared and got excited and especially Lydia for her wonderful logo up there.
So, that's that. Time to lift the needle from the run-off and put our music box away.
It's been fun.
