Nashville is known all over the world as Music City, which got us thinking – how fun would it be to create a Nashville playlist for locals, by locals?

Meet the NASHtoday: Community Playlist. The playlist, curated by NASHtoday + our readers, features songs that bring back Music City memories or were created by local artists.

In this playlist, you will be able to add your own go-to tracks + we’ve added a few songs to help you get started:

“24 Frames — Live at the Ryman” by Jason Isbell — Anyone else hoping Isbell announces another Ryman residency soon?
“It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels” by Kitty Wells — DYK this answer song to Hank Thompson's hit “The Wild Side of Life” was temporarily banned from airwaves for being “too suggestive?”
“Slow Burn” by Kacey Musgraves
“Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow up to Be Cowboys” by Willie Nelson + Waylon Jennings — Written by Nashville singer-songwriters Ed and Patsy Bruce, the song earned Nelson and Jennings a Grammy in 1978.
“Tennessee Song” by Margo Price
“Something's Got a Hold on Me – Live” by Etta James— Recorded live in 1963 at New Era Club on Charlotte Ave.
“Tennessee” by Silver Jews — The late David Berman called Nashville home for many years.

Now it’s your turn. Simply create a free Spotify account (if you haven’t already), open the collaborative playlist, add the playlist to your library, and add songs that make you think of Nashville.*Note: Please try to keep your song choices non-explicit.

Once you’ve added your faves, enjoy this little piece of Music City on road trips, hanging out downtown, or on a bike ride across the city.

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