Q: Nostalgia 💿 or Discovery 🆕?

[Pandora]

Are you hitting replay on your old favorites or diving into something fresh?

Let us know what’s been in your rotation. 💿🆕 

[anapvj]

Definitely a combination of both.

Nostalgia 💿

When it comes to my old favorites, I'm all about listening to entire albums. It's like revisiting a classic story.

For example, lately I've been hearing:

• The Twilight Saga: New Moon Soundtrack (2009)

• Wings by BTS (2016)

• Breakout by Miley Cyrus (2008)

• Painkiller by Judas Priest (1990)

Which, I consider these nostalgic even though I don't believe they're that old (I think 😂).

Discovery 🆕

But I also love finding new music. I'm always checking what's fresh on the radio, like:

• Today's Hits Radio

• Today's Hip Hop and Pop Hits

Also, I am always checking for any new releases from my fave artists. 

And when I want to really dig in, I spend a lot of time in the Browse section. That's where I find cool new releases, featured playlists, and "Artists on the Rise."

I found there When It’s Halloween by Bishop Briggs, it was released on Oct 03, 2025.

So I think it's the perfect balance ⚖️.

[TannerPandora]

Same! I definitely have a combination of both nostalgia and discovery. Whenever I need that comfort listen, I'm back to nostalgia. 

Aaliyah Radio

Today's Hits is always a classic. It's how I try and stay relevant with current music. 🤣

Today's Hits Radio

[zaczermeno]

Nostalgia 💿 for me is the whole album of Dreamland by Glass Animals, but Melon and the Coconut just hits different.

[LeonPandora]

While I try to listen new music, I always find myself listening my old favorites.

My most recent discovery was Beautiful Things by Benson Boone.

[AdamPandora]

Both! But here's a new song that has been on repeat this week:

go by Karri & Kehlani