Night time drive, reverb heavy playlist suggestions

[gracefont]

I'm looking for some gems to put into a new playlist im making: the vibe is a bit of like nostalgic cinematic reverb vibes. i have a bit of a skeleton going and i'm continuing to filter out my own playlists to include songs into this list but i was hoping if anyone has suggest or their own playlists, i'd love to explore and also make more edits to my own list. Here is mine for reference: 

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0RYl7Exc2CFI2NqbnvGj72?si=6d81adebcf844934

I think the songs that would be my top inspirations on playlist would be 

worst taste in music - radio dept.

her - the american dawn

affection - calum hood

disappearing - the war on drugs

freakshow - little guilt

can't buy happiness - tast sultana

of course i am also open to suggests with different genres but i'd like to avoid any sort of hiphop/r&b as i have something seperate for that kind of vibe. thanks!

[mimipretends]

Hi there! My music is actually such a good fit for this playlist 🙈https://open.spotify.com/artist/4gPZQpkrDEZNdcLGeoeHDe?si=Z0dZRLJWSyKBYardx-bGCg

I would specifically suggest, God Damn, Teddy or Smith Lake 

[AdeelMughal12]

In the Night-time drive, reverb-heavy playlist suggestions thread, a user is curating a dreamy, cinematic playlist for late-night driving and asks the community for song recommendations that match an ambient, indie, reverb-soaked vibe. They share tracks from artists like The Radio Dept., The War on Drugs, and Tass Sultana as reference points, emphasising a subtle, atmospheric mood without hip hop or R&B. Another community member responds with song suggestions that fit the theme, helping expand the playlist with similarly ethereal tracks.

[gracefont]

i'll give it a listen! thanks!

[Aj082]

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1iVHRKxgVGginmbVddrGy5?si=aPbqkTY9TOWAHf8sZBVaug&pi=dr18sWKlSTaO6

[sirenmusicapp]

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