Dive into a sonic sanctuary like no other – where the chaos of the day melts away, and you're left with an hour of handpicked tunes that could either become your new obsession or spark a heated debate about what 'soothing' really means. But here's where it gets intriguing: Hosted by the enigmatic Margeaux, better known online as @marg.mp3, this weekly episode of 'Self Soothe w/ Margeaux' airs on December 16th, 2025, and promises to envelop you in a tapestry of sounds that's as diverse as it is comforting. For beginners just dipping into eclectic playlists, think of it as a musical journey that blends forgotten classics with fresh discoveries, creating a vibe that's part nostalgia, part innovation – like mixing old vinyl records with modern indie vibes to keep things lively yet relaxing. And this is the part most people miss: It's not just background noise; it's curated to help you unwind, reset, and maybe even discover new artists you never knew you needed in your life.
Now, if you're the type who loves exploring similar vibes, you might also enjoy playlists that push boundaries in unexpected ways. Speaking of which, let's get to the heart of it – the tracklist that could divide opinions faster than you can say 'eclectic.' Some listeners might argue this mix is a brilliant fusion of genres, while others see it as controversial territory where pop meets experimental in ways that challenge traditional ideas of what makes a song 'soothing.' Is it genius or just random? We'll let you decide as we break down each selection:
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Luis Vagner
Ah! Se Tu Soubesses
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0:05:00
Jack Kerouac, Steve Allen
October In The Railroad Earth
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0:13:54
Lisa Germano
Geek The Girl
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Cameron Winter
We're Thinking The Same Thing
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Faust
Chère Chambre
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Juana Molina
Siestas Ahí
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Ted Hawkins (Bill Dashiell mix)
I Gave Up All I Had
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Sam Cooke
You Send Me
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Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs
Stay
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Acetone
Things Are Gonna Be Alright (demo)
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Snowy Band
Love You To Death
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Zru Vogue
Nakweda Dream
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Underworld
Dune
There you have it – a lineup that spans from soulful crooners to avant-garde experiments, all timed to perfection. But wait, here's the controversial twist: While some swear by this blend for its therapeutic power, detractors might call it a jarring mismatch that disrupts the peace. Does true relaxation come from familiarity, or is it in embracing the unexpected? What are your thoughts on mixing old-school hits like Sam Cooke with something more out-there like Faust? Do you find this playlist soothing, or does it challenge your idea of comfort? Drop your opinions in the comments – we're dying to hear if you'd tune in or skip this one!
