A Playlist For… Winter’s Approach

It seems that all I am able to contribute to The Oracle’s Arts and Entertainment Playlist as its Editor-in-Chief is a collection of songs that, to me, feel like the changing of seasons from fall to winter. Eerily close to a year ago today, I compiled a Playlist for … Midwest Winters. This year I’ve got one for winter’s approach. This year specifically has felt very odd with days where the temperature’s high is 40 degrees and then days where the high is 70. It almost feels fake at times. But still, the falling of leaves as trees shed themselves for incoming cold has an innate beauty that juxtaposes with the confusing nature of our weather. I see that surrealism as the root for the tone of this playlist. This time around we are not quite as full of angst, but it doesn’t mean I’m any less willing to fill my ears and the ears of anyone around me with some depressing, gut-wrenching music! Have fun with this one y’all!

So Much Wine By Phoebe Bridgers

Work Song By Hozier

Salt and the Sea By Gregory Alan Isakov

Fool By Adrianne Lenker

Miracles By Alex G.

To You Alone (Acoustic) By Tom Rosenthal

Blacktop By Julien Baker

Shrike By Hozier

If I Died By Jesse Welles

7 O’Clock News / Silent Night (feat. Fiona Apple & Matt Berninger) By Phoebe Bridgers

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About Jeremy Sodergren 32 Articles
Jeremy Sodergren is a third year journalism major from Central Islip, NY. This is their fifth semester on the Oracle staff and their first as Managing Editor. They are a member of SUNY New Paltz’s all gender a cappella group, Absolut A Cappella. You can reach them by emailing sodergrj1@newpaltz.edu.

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