One person, sixty-seven songs, built a few at a time over five months.
When the music was made. This mixtape spans fifty-six years.
From Wilson Pickett soul in 1970 to Westside Cowboy in 2026. Six decades, leaning current but never stuck there. A real crate has a memory.
Read from the tracks, not the famous names. Not the post-punk record you'd guess.
Sleaford Mods and Yard Act are the loud minority. A third of this crate is electronic, dance and downtempo. The names mislead; the data doesn't.
The measured character of the mix, averaged from every track.
Danceability 70, as high as a techno floor, and brighter with it. Not the sit-down indie record the gritty names suggest. Tempo runs 77 to 191 BPM.
Sixty-three artists across sixty-seven songs. The breadth is the point.
Six decades. One long snapshot.
Soul, post-punk, indie, dub and electronic, from 1970 to 2026, built a few tracks at a time and kept on MixMates. Counted from the data, not a guess.