Playlists
Always fresh. Tracks supplied by curators with taste. The Mix Jedi Profile on Spotify shows all playlists as well.
91X in the 80s
A taste of what was played on San Diego's 91X in the 1980s
Refreshed Jan 05, 2026
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Singer-Songwriter
Singer-songwriter tracks of low-to-moderate intensity
Refreshed Jan 05, 2026
Contemplate
Contemplate while listening
Refreshed Jan 04, 2026
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Workout Mix
Up-tempo, energetic songs good for exercising to
Refreshed Jan 04, 2026
Personal Reflection
Songs about personal reflection from all eras
Refreshed Jan 02, 2026
Disco-ish
Danceable tunes from the disco era that may or may not be true disco
Refreshed Jan 02, 2026
Rock With A Country Flair
There is a place where Rock meets Country, and stories are told that are rooted in love and loss, that everyone can relate to as an accompaniment to their day.
Refreshed Dec 31, 2025
Fine Dining Soundtrack
The perfect accompaniment to a fine dining experience. Subliminally-penetrating melodies and soundscapes from classical to ambient to instrumental rock and jazz.
Refreshed Dec 30, 2025
Album Stack
Here's the top of the Mix Jedi album stack. These are the albums recommended by our curators. Feel free to listen along with us.
Head Hunters by Herbie Hancock (1973)
In 1973, Herbie Hancock, a virtuosic jazz dissident, stomped out an entire history of sound when he walked out a bass line on a modular synthesizer. For purists, it was just another heretical element on another album of heresy from yet another jazz pioneer turned iconoclast. The result was legendary and influential, a blending of traditional instruments and technology, of black American and African sound, sinking deeply into funk.
jazz (TM,BL) added Jan 04, 2026
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Born Sandy Devotional by The Triffids (1986)
Born Sandy Devotional is celebrated as a masterpiece that artfully captures both the beauty and despair of the human experience, positioning The Triffids as a significant band in the landscape of 1980s music. It is underrated, with an enduring relevance that continues to resonate with new audiences. The album's complexity makes it a worthwhile listen, appreciated for both its artistic merit and emotional depth.
rock | pop (RBA) added Jan 04, 2026
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The Camera Loves Me by Would-Be-Goods (1988)
A very listenable collection of songs in various styles overlaid with charming story-based lyrics on themes of modeling, art, and French food, sang with an irresistible English accent.
rock | pop | singer-songwriter (BL) added Jan 02, 2026
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My Home Is Not In This World by Natalie Bergman (2025)
With elements of Motown, gospel, and indie-pop, this collection of songs feels both throw-back and originally modern at the same time, and create a feeling of connectedness.
rock | pop | soul/r&b (TG,BL) added Dec 30, 2025
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Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 12 in A Major, K. 414 - Giorgini/Trondheim (2025)
An all-occasion Mozart composition that delightful, virtuosic, and short. This performance in an intimate chamber music arrangement hits the spot.
classical | opera (PRC) added Dec 30, 2025
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Kind Of Blue by Miles Davis (1959)
The best-selling jazz record of all time is a universally acknowledged masterpiece, revered as much by rock and classical music fans as by jazz lovers.
jazz (TM,BL,BEA) added Dec 19, 2025
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Plans by Death Cab for Cutie (2005)
Here you will find stately, melodic indie pop. Plans is best for those who like their pop music slow and tranquil - vivid with imagery - over and over again.
rock | pop (BL) added Dec 13, 2025
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This Year's Model by Elvis Costello & The Attractions (1978)
This Year's Model is not only Costello's best work, but one of the most distinctively brilliant albums ever to be released. The Attractions are at their instrumental best. For fans of rock music bursting with wit and character, it really just doesn't get any better than this.
rock | pop | singer-songwriter (BEA) added Dec 13, 2025
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Bruch: Violin Concerto No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 26 - Ormandy/Stern (1967)
Stern appears willing to sacrifice persnickety details in order to discover - and tease out - the heart music beyond the notation. The fourth movement is a choice Stern showpiece. Stern begins the piece as if weeping, and he labors over the fragile line as the orchestra spreads out a heart-tugging chord sequence beneath him. With broad and sometimes excited gestures, he points right at the specific aspects of the line that tear him up, nudging them into the spotlight.
classical (TM) added Dec 13, 2025
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Ravel: String Quartet in F Major, M. 35 - Attacca Quartet (2025)
Ravel's String Quartet is one of those pieces that you can sort of sink deeper and deeper into and it never gets old. The Attacca's approach is fresh and the voices are matched in tone and expressive phrasing and they pass phrases back and forth; Richly layered.
classical (ACE) added Dec 13, 2025
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Keep The Beat: The Very Best Of The English Beat (1983)
This compilation is a satisfying summary of the band's 3 original studio albums, and showcases the unique style this band possessed during their career in the early 1980's. The unique blend of Ska, R&B, and rock wrapped up in a punk aesthetic makes the English Beat one of the most unique bands of all time.
rock | pop (BL) added Dec 13, 2025
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Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson (1959)
A smooth and expressive collaboration of jazz standards that is unique and well-recorded. Here are 2 geniuses creating sublime music.
jazz (CMA,BL) added Dec 01, 2025
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