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Music Melting Pot [Week of December 31, 2018] AutoModerator

The melting pot is a free-for-all music sharing thread posted weekly.

We'd like to invite everyone to reply with...

  • Anything you've been listening to recently and enjoying.
  • Great obscure music that doesn't get the upvotes you think it deserves.
  • Your own playlists, mixtapes, or other good compilations you've found.
  • New releases this week and your opinions on those albums.
  • If you're an artist, share your music with us and tell us about it.

Guidelines to get the most out of these threads...

  • Always provide listening links for anything you share here.
  • Tell us a little bit about what you're sharing and why you like it.
  • No top40/hall of fame artists, no 'corporate bullshit' music please!
  • For top-level comments, downvote if there is no listening link.
  • Format any posted links as follows: [Artist - "Song Title"](https://www.yoururlhere.com) instead of just posting the URL.


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