Dive into the softer side of the 80s with this meticulously curated playlist, highlighting the decade's most emotive and gentle tracks that defined an era of profound musical exploration. From the synth-pop melodies of Nik Kershaw's "Wouldn't It Be Good" to the deep emotional pull of Queen's remastered "Who Wants To Live Forever," this collection embodies the essence of a time when music was as diverse as the artists creating it. Artists like Madonna with "Live to Tell" and Bon Jovi's acoustic-driven "Wanted Dead Or Alive" showcase the versatility and depth found in 80s music, transcending beyond the commonly remembered upbeat dance tracks.

Spanning across various themes from love and longing in Lionel Richie's "Hello" to introspective journeys in Phil Collins' haunting "In The Air Tonight," each song serves as a testament to the rich tapestry of sounds that the 80s offered. The playlist includes gems like "Smooth Operator" by Sade, delivering sleek, soulful rhythms, and "Human" by The Human League, reflecting on the complexity of emotions and relationships. It's not just a trip down memory lane but an immersion into the less thunderous, yet equally captivating, heart of 80s music culture. Whether you're looking to rediscover old favorites or uncover some of the decade's more understated tracks, this playlist has got you covered.