"Singled Out" is the kind of playlist that dances across genres and moods, packed with a selection that feels as eclectic as it is passionate. Kicking off with the comforting twangs of "Home" by Good Neighbours, it smoothly transitions into the collaborative vibes of Mumford & Sons with Pharrell Williams in "Good People," setting an uplifting tone right out of the gate. From there, the tracks meander through the heartache of Mitchell Tenpenny's "Breaking My Heart" to the energetic beats of 9lives and Trippie Redd in "MULTIMILLIONAIRE." It's a mix that knows how to tap into the highs and lows, with each song chosen for its ability to stand out and leave an impact.

Tracks like "Neon Pill" by Cage The Elephant and "Rest Of My Life" by Jonas Blue and Sam Feldt introduce an indie and electronic blend, proving that "Singled Out" isn't a playlist that's easily pigeonholed. It's also not afraid to add some weight with thoughtful tracks like "Sadness As A Gift" by Adrianne Lenker, only to pivot towards the more lighthearted "HAHAHA" by Lil Dicky. This playlist spans the spectrum from introspective indie and folk to high-energy hip hop and electronic dance, making it perfect for those moments when you want a bit of everything. Whether it's for a solo night in, a background score for work, or setting the mood for a get-together, "Singled Out" brings together a diverse collection of tracks that each shine in their own right, making the journey through the list an unpredictable but thoroughly enjoyable ride.