Grace Spelman Music Project
Grace SpelmanA twice-weekly newsletter dedicated to providing readers with good, interesting music recommendations and playlists free from algorithmic AI slop.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 199 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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Fourteen Incredible ’70s Songs You Might Not Know
Deep cuts and underrated gems from my favorite decade of music.
The ’70s are by far and away my favorite decade of music. It feels like everyone was trying something. Synthesizers were becoming more accessible, disco was going in a million...
New Music Friday: A perfect transitioning-into-autumn album was released this weekend.
Also: I was underwhelmed with Slayyyter’s “crank” remix but have decided to be brave and forgive her.
Slayyyter’s WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA will end up being one of my favorite albums of 2026, so I was delighted to see her partake in the “remi...
songs for walking around a new city
a playlist for the many moods one may feel as they explore the sights, sounds and smells of a new city
This playlist should not be confused with my very popular (brag) existing playlist, Songs For Walking Like John Travolta. While said pla...
New Music Friday: Please do not let me see you calling Rebecca Black’s awesome album “cuntslop” on Twitter.
Of all the pop releases this week, I enjoyed Rebecca’s the most. And, sorry, but Miley Cyrus’s new single feels like something that came together after a bunch of marketing meetings!
Rebecca Black’s album is really good. And she knows it!
New Music Friday: Erykah Badu and The Alchemist’s album is a sensation and by accident I finally got into My Morning Jacket
And for the many subscribers excited for my upcoming “2000s vibe Girl-Who-Is-Going-To-Be-Okay” playlist, I think you’ll really love The Linda Lindas’ ‘GOTTA GET OUT.’
Hello, subscribers! I’ve updated your New Music Friday playlist with a f...
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The best new music and custom-built playlists every week. 100% human-curated. Former host of The Ringer Music Show
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