Mood Indigo: Recent Episodes
Alicia Cote
Every Tuesday, tune in to Radio Free Brooklyn from 12 a.m. 'til 2 a.m. to hear a collection of somber tracks of various genres and themes to help you cry (and sometimes dance) the pain away. Hosted by D.J. Suzie. moodindigo.live
A broad variety of music can be placed under this umbrella term, but overall the mix includes a walk down memory lane filled with tear-jerkers and catchy guitars.
For the thirty-fifth installment of Mood Indigo , we dive into the wild, aggressive, and obscene (anti-)music by the name of 'industiral'.
For this episode, we listen to some of the best rap-rock that came out of the 1990s and 2000s. Blast this mix as you travel back to your blunder years.
The hilarious Maggie Crane and I share some of our favorite break up songs from over the years.
With special guests Tony Money and Lil Meg, this Mood Indigo explores our favorite blue songs of 2018 to bid adieu to last year and welcome 2019.
A somber mix centered around George Harrison's "Isn't It A Pity", but overall a themeless playlist.
In honor of Halloween, Mood Indigo ventures into the mind of Glenn Danzig and spins tracks from the shadowy realm.
A mix of some sad jams I have been listening to recently. Antony + The Johnson's acting as the genesis of the playlist.
A mix of songs performed by country-western women from various time periods. The playlist features trailblazers of the genre and the artists influenced by those women.
There's nothing like some sad folky music to act as your soundtrack on a gloomy day. For this installment of Mood Indigo, we hear some of the greatest pour their hearts out in song. From Judy Collins to Leonard Cohen, the tears are guaranteed to flow with this playlist.
In the 1990s, being angry/upset made it to the mainstream. For this installment of Mood Indigo, we explore the bluer side of the alternative/grungey scene of music from the time period.
Even the tough guys get sad. For this week's Mood Indigo, we listen to some sludgy, doom-y sad tracks.
In honor of seeing Beach House perform last week, Mood Indigo featured a playlist of songs with the same vibe as Baltimore's dreamy duo.
On this show, I spin my father's old vinyl collection! Some of his favorite sad songs are heard.
A playlist consisting of Blues songs from the 1920s-1970s. No music is as raw and painful as the blues, which is why it was perfect for your weekly dose of sad croons.
For this weeks episode of Mood Indigo, songs performed by some of the most ~out there~ artists are dug up to exemplify the theatrical side of music.
No matter the season, we can feel bummed out. What a better way to cope with these emotions than through song? Tune in to hear a mix of old and new jams to listen to while crying in the summer rain.
One genre of music that truly encapsulates the feeling of being down and out would have to be slowcore.
The step-sister to grunge, slowcore/sadcore emerged in the early 90s and left everyone in tears.
Episode 6 of the show features a mixtape of melancholy numbers curated under the influential cloud of the Modern Lovers.