Playlist: shadow work somewhat

Here are is a playlist loosely based on shadow work.


shadow work somewhat track list:

  1. Overtime (feat. James Baley and Jake Clemons)by U.S. Girls
  2. Sincerely, Jane by Janelle Monáe
  3. I Saw Christ Crying in Hermes by Slow Dakota
  4. Darkest Hour by Lola Marsh 
  5. Chasing Shadows by Santigold
  6. home with you by FKA twigs
  7. Simmer by Haley Williams
  8. Scar Tissue by Red Hot Chili Peppers
  9. Confetti by Vita and the Woolf
  10. Storms by Fleetwood Mac
  11. Freak by Lana Del Rey
  12. Delete Forever by Grimes
  13. Heartless by The Weeknd
  14. 21 by Little Destroyer
  15. Caroline Shut Up by Caroline Polachek
  16. Why Won't You Come Back to Me by Karen & the Sorrows
  17. Goodbye Queen by Jamie Wyatt
  18. Dope Queen Blues by Adia Victoria
  19. I'm so Afraid (1997 live) by Fleetwood Mac
  20. Girls Your Age by Transviolet
  21. Turn to Hate by Orville Peck
  22. Any Other Way by Tomberlin
  23. Pavements by Wy
  24. Nothing Else by Misun
  25. Lark by Angel Olsen
  26. Sorry by Beyoncé
  27. Dull Life by Yeah Yeah Yeahs
  28. Sober by Lorde
  29. Back to Black by Beyoncé and André 3000
  30. Emily by San Fermin
  31. Metal Heart by Garbage
  32. Darkest Hour by Sevdaliza
  33. No shade in the shadow of the cross by Sufjan Stevens
  34. The Good That Won't Come Out by Rilo Kiley
  35. Eat Yourself by Goldfrapp
  36. I Bet on Losing Dogs by Mitski
  37. Borders by St. Beauty
  38. I Never Learn by Lykke Li
  39. Funnel of Love by SQÜRL (featuring Madeline Follin)
  40. Almost Makes me Wish for Rain by Lucius
  41. This Tornado Loves You by Neko Case
  42. Strange Mercy by St. Vincent
  43. Silver Springs by Fleetwood Mac
  44. Never Work for Free Tennis

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