To the Beat: September 2020
A monthly playlist curated by creators, for creators.
We're back and ready to get into the fall spirit with another To the Beat! September's playlist is one of the most diverse roundups we've had so far! The genres you loved this month were the usuals—rap, oldies, and rock & roll—but also included pop-punk, reggae, Russian techno, and even classical! There is quite literally something for everyone on September's playlist, so whether you're leaf-peeping, pumpkin picking, or drinking a PSL, turn up the dial and listen to this month's To the Beat at the bottom of this story.
Here are some of the stories we loved this month:
1. Dive into Russian Culture: Russian Music by Talia Devora
2. Top 10 Best One-Hit Wonders of the 2000's by Sarah Loyd
3. Age of Enlightenment in Music by Cameron Smith
4. The hidden power of ancient music by M
5. Modern Dancehall isn't a thing by Ken Hope
Thank you for another month of great tunes and new finds that we're now listening to on repeat! Enjoy the full playlist below. Keep sharing the music that moves you—see you next month!
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