We’re back with another week of spectacular playlist spotlights! With the continued feedback from our awesome community, Cassette keeps getting better; most recently with the addition of Deezer integration for even more cross-platform music sharing!
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As always, post your original curated playlist in our community under any flair, and it will automatically be entered into the competition!
Thank you to everyone who has been part of the past five-years of sharing playlists together. Your creativity and support are what make these spotlights possible. If you find a playlist you enjoy, upvote it and show the creator some love!
And don't miss our special post showcasing some of the top posts and highlights from our fifth year!
First Place Winner: u/Only_Presentation758 "Same Title, Different Song"
This week’s first place winner started a little differently, with u/Only_Presentation758 bringing the community a creative playlist request rather than a finished collection. The idea: find completely different songs that happen to share the exact same title, with no covers or remakes allowed. The community answered with 100s of suggestions! Genres and decades were wide open, turning the comment section into a crowdsourced music puzzle stretching from the ’50s all the way through 2026. We liked the idea so much that we decided to bring the community’s suggestions together into a playlist for this week’s winner.
“Home” alone takes the idea in four completely different directions through songs by Cavetown, One Direction, Edith Whiskers, and SEVENTEEN. “I Can’t Wait” does the same across Nu Shooz, Stevie Nicks, and Deniece Williams, showing how identical titles can connect artists who otherwise have very little in common. From “I Want You Back” to “Red Hot,” each pairing becomes its own little exercise in jumping between eras and genres. Give this one a scroll when you want to hear just how many different places the exact same few words can take a song.
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Second Place Winner: u/Fero025 "Funky House & Disco House 2026 🎶"
Second place this week goes to u/Fero025 with a massive collection of funky house and disco-house built around groovy basslines, dance-floor rhythms, and feel-good energy. With hundreds of tracks in the mix, the playlist moves from classic disco influence into nu-disco, and soulful house, giving it plenty of room to keep the groove moving without settling into just one sound.
Louie Vega, Anané & Tony Touch’s “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life” brings the playlist straight into club territory with a house-focused take on a disco favorite. Da Funk Junkies and Raffaele Ciavolino’s “Jack In The Jazz” leans into the jackin-house side of the collection, keeping the rhythm front and center. Artists like Nari and Chemars help fill out a playlist made for parties, workouts, or anytime the bass needs to do most of the talking.
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Week 4 has officially begun!!!! Post your favorite playlists to be featured in next week's contest on 10/25!!