Community Shoutouts: April '25 🎉
🎧 Huge thanks to @MOHLovesAlaska for being such a dedicated and welcoming voice in the community since 2019! From starting fun threads to sharing thoughtful replies, he's clocked over 27,915 hours of listening on Pandora and endless hours of support. 🌟
🛏️ Trouble with the Android sleep timer? @Mr555 came through with some helpful tips in the thread. Thanks for the assist! 👍
🙌 Appreciate @dollyparton and @CybrSlydr for jumping in to share that the recent app update helped fix the Galaxy Watch skipping bug.
New Music: Picks of the Week 🎶
@AdamPandora brings you a curated list of new music every week, featuring songs and albums from diverse genres. Share your feedback on the latest tunes with us ⤵️
New Music: Picks of the Week (04.28.25) 🎼
New Music: Picks of the Week (04.24.25) 🎶
New Music: Picks of the Week (04.14.25) 🎹
New Music: Picks of the Week (04.07.25) 🎵
Stress Awareness Month 🧘
It's Stress Awareness Month - take a moment for yourself and tune into tranquility with music crafted to calm your mind and elevate your mood.
Find peace, focus, and balance with more of our curated station picks here: Stress Awareness Month 🌿
Take a break and press play. 🌊
Around the House Music 🏡
Explore stations made for every moment at home: 🏠 Around the house music 🔊
Questions of the Week 💡
Ready to join in on the conversation? Don't miss out on our question of the week, a perfect opportunity to discuss and exchange your favorites with your community friends.
Q: New discoveries or familiar favorites? ▶️
Q: What’s the one album you never get tired of? 💿
Q: What's your playlist style? 🎧
Creators Community
What inspired you to start creating? Share more about your creative journey in our newest question of the week in the Pandora for Creators Community.
Have a new track or project on Pandora this month? Drop it in our Creators Drop: April 2025 thread. Include a link, tell us a little about the release, and highlight your standout track if it’s part of a bigger collection. Join other creators sharing their latest work and stories behind the music.
New Blog Post ✍️
Neil Young’s Ditch Trilogy
by @EricPandora
"I’m a huge fan of Neil Young. So much, that an old friend once half-joked that Neil Young is my John Lennon. Obviously, I was thrilled to learn that Young’s new documentary and soundtrack Coastal gets released today. Daryl Hannah directed the film and it’s about his post-Covid return to the stage as a solo performer. The soundtrack blends live takes of newer songs and older fan favorites. To my ears, the two main standouts include a haunting, threadbare reworking of “Expecting To Fly,” easily my favorite song of Young’s during his time with Buffalo Springfield. But it was a stripped-down version of “Vampire Blues” that stopped me in my tracks – this performance is peeled to the proto-grunge marrow of vocals and a heavily overdriven electric guitar. It’s a timely translation that features Young crooning over the heavy, tube-driven distortion of “Old Black,” his famously modified 1953 Les Paul, plugged into a 1959 Fender Tweed Deluxe amplifier that’s so hot-rodded, his techs usually train two fans on the back of it, to ensure the amp doesn’t ignite and catch fire. Of course, listening to this incredible rendition of the song just made me want to revisit its origins – and my favorite era of his music – the Ditch Trilogy."
📖 Read more of @EricPandora's latest piece here.
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