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UPDATED PLAYLIST Listen on YouTube

Submit your track for playlist consideration. We review all submissions.

Start with an artist.

Search an artist, choose a match, then tap a song to add it.

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Playlist FAQ

A quick guide to how the playlist and submissions work.

How does this work?
Use the Last.fm search to find songs and send us your picks. We review every submission and may add selected tracks to our current YouTube playlist.
Why do we use Last.fm?
Last.fm gives us a simple way to search for artists and songs. You can also use a public Last.fm username to choose from recent listening without entering a password here.
Why is the playlist on YouTube?
YouTube is widely accessible and lets us include official audio, music videos, live sessions, and independent uploads in one playlist.
Why not Spotify or another DSP?
We wanted the project to reach beyond a single streaming service or subscription. Last.fm can reflect listening across different platforms, while YouTube gives us more flexibility without requiring every listener or artist to use the same DSP.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed to search by artist or song. A public username is only needed if you choose My Last.fm to view your recent listening.
Are submitted songs automatically added?
No. We review every submission before deciding whether it fits the playlist. Sending a song does not guarantee placement or a reply.
Is playlist placement paid?
No. We do not charge artists to submit or be considered for the playlist.