Songs You Should Hear According to Your Aesthetic
Need some new music? Check out a selection of tracks that have a similar vibe.
Don't ask me why, but I love pairing songs with photographs--and it's even better when I find a group of songs with similar vibes. As I was making playlists, I started thinking that everyone has their own aesthetic that influences the movies they watch, the clothes they wear, the art they create, the posts they share on social media and more. If you're confident about your personal aesthetic, here's a rundown of songs that might interest you.
If this is your aesthetic, try listening to:
- Get Lucky by Heatmiser
- Why I Like The Robins by Hum
- Ceremony by Galaxie 500
- Pepsi/Coke Suicide by Elvis Depressedly
- Stranger by Can't Swim
If this is your aesthetic, you might like:
- Peaches by In The Valley Below
- Algiers by The Afghan Whigs
- You're a Wolf by Sea Wolf
- Holy Holy by Wye Oak
- Seasons (Waiting On You) by Future Islands
If this is your aesthetic, try these songs:
- Myth by Beach House
- Lunar Phobia by No Joy
- Ghosts by ON AN ON
- Daydreaming by Dark Dark Dark
- White Noise by Exitmusic
If this is your aesthetic, you may enjoy:
- Scuffle Town by Avail
- California's Burning by Smoke Or Fire
- Wasting Time (Eternal Summer) by Four Year Strong
- Where Eagles Dare by Misfits
- Sink with California by Youth Brigade
If this is your aesthetic, check out:
- Oh Mandy by The Spinto Band
- I'm Not Talking by A.C. Newman
- Springtime by Annuals
- These Hard Times by Matchbox Twenty
- Rainbow by Robert Plant
If this is your aesthetic, I recommend:
- We're so Lost by Princess Chelsea
- Tuesday by Toro y Moi
- For My Friends by King Princess
- Hung Up by Madonna
- Young Adult Friction by The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
If this is your aesthetic, add these to your playlist:
- Through The Dark by Alexi Murdoch
- Silent from Above by Mirroring
- Words by Low
- Kettering by The Antlers
- Woolworm by Indian Summer
If this is your aesthetic, listen to these:
- Imprint by Doubledrive
- Better Whenever by Elway
- Malibu by Hole
- No Halo by Sorority Noise
- Drive On To Me by Elliot
If this is your aesthetic, check out these tunes:
- The Time To Sleep by Marble Sounds
- Baleen Morning by Balmorhea
- Miss Betsy by Grant-Lee Phillips
- Swing Set by Moving Mountains
- Never Ending Happening by Bill Fay
If this is your aesthetic, you might appreciate these:
- Marian by Empty Country
- Seventeen by Welles
- Spirit Desire by Tigers Jaw
- Chloroform by Nothing
- Contact by As Cities Burn
If this is your aesthetic, these tracks might inspire you:
- Casimir Pulaski Day by Sufjan Stevens
- Shark Smile by Big Thief
- The Night We Met by Lord Huron
- New Slang by The Shins
- Loro by Pinback
If this is your aesthetic, listen to these:
- Discovering the Waterfront by Silverstein
- Different by Acceptance
- Cat Like Thief by Box Car Racer
- Going Through Changes by Army Of Me
- At Your Funeral by Saves The Day
If this is your aesthetic, check these out:
- Monsters by Matchbook Romance
- Sorry, You're Not a Winner by Enter Shikari
- Gifts for the Earth by Deafhaven
- Madeline by Tickle Me Pink
- Crawl by Two Tongues
If this is your aesthetic, try listening to these:
- Little Know It All by Iggy Pop feat. Sum 41
- The Art Of Losing by American Hi-Fi
- Bleed American by Jimmy Eat World
- The Taste Of Ink by The Used
- Pretty In Punk by Fall Out Boy
If this is your aesthetic, you may enjoy these:
- Venus by Lady Gaga
- We Not Humping by Monaleo feat. Flo Milli
- London Tipton by Fetish
- Man In Finance (G6 Trust Fund) by Girl On Couch
- This Enchanted by Hatchie
What's YOUR aesthetic? Which tracks would you add to this list? Let me know in the comments.
About the Creator
Kaitlin Shanks
Lifestyle blogger and fiction writer. No AI-generated content here: everything you see comes from my own brain, including the em dashes. For more excitement, visit me on Instagram at @kaitlineshanks.


Comments (1)
Our choices vary so much. I am Ghazal-listening kind. Do you know this genre? Jagjeet Singh.