cable knit cardigan playlist
I was listening to my usual autumnal playlist “Practical Magic & Blackbird House,” when I thought it sounded too early autumnal rather than late autumnal. As it is now the end of November, I am feeling more and more like Chris Evans in Knives Out, whose cream cable knit sweater I envy, so I made a playlist for that vibe. In fact, I love Knives Out so much it has heavily influenced my listening this fall and winter.
Chris Evans wearing the perfect late autumn sweater in Knives Out.
No seasonal vibes playlist is complete without Taylor Swift. Folklore, to me, is a quintessential sweater weather album, despite having been released in the middle of summer. Its entire vibe is wrapping yourself in a blanket with a hot drink, so of course, I chose “cardigan” for this playlist, as well as “Back to December,” and “Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version).”
Ana de Armas, also in Knives Out, embodies this blanket and hot drink vibe.
I also associate late fall and early winter with an end-of-semester slump in school. Melanie Martinez’s album K-12 is school-themed, and “Detention” fits the vibe of seasonal depression meets finals crunch.
Does this face not convey that seasonal depression meets finals crunch of the fall semester?
I hope you can smell the evergreen pine forest covered in frost through this playlist.
You can listen to this playlist on Spotify and find the tracklist below:
Back to December – Taylor Swift
forget her – girl in red
Sweater Weather – The Neighbourhood
Malibu Nights – LANY
Moonlight – Chase Atlantic
Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version) – Taylor Swift
Late Fall Waxy Cap – Isaac Joel
Detention – Melanie Martinez
She Doesn’t Sleep – Anthony Amorim
I miss you, I’m sorry – Gracie Abrams
midnight love – girl in red
Dancing With Your Ghost – Sasha Alex Sloan
cardigan – Taylor Swift
Cinnamon Girl – Lana Del Rey
Training Wheels – Melanie Martinez
Daddy Issues – The Neighbourhood
Lovers Rock – TV Girl
Water Fountain – Alec Benjamin
