I am looking for some mellow acoustic tracks to start.  Something from a lesser-known artist, perhaps.
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Let's try Growing Up by Morning Bear. It's a folk track with a mellow vibe and is from an up-and-coming artist.
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Okay, that was nice and laid-back. Now, something a bit more intense, maybe alternative with some darker themes?
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How about Bad Blood by Radical Face? It has a strong alternative feel with a darker, more intense vibe.
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That was great, quite dramatic. Let's shift to something a bit more upbeat and collaborative, perhaps a folk-pop duet?
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Then you should check out Duet (feat. Stephanie Briggs) by Penny and Sparrow and Stephanie Briggs. It's a folk-pop duet that's quite uplifting.
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I'm enjoying this.  Let's explore something different now, a more experimental alternative track.
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Fire-scene - Alt. Version by S. Carey would be a good choice. It's got that experimental edge to it.
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Interesting, that was quite unique. Now, something more danceable and electronic, possibly with a rock influence?
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Sister by Haux should fit the bill nicely. It's a blend of rock, dance, and electronic music.
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That was a good change of pace. How about something more singer-songwriter-focused, emotionally raw and honest?
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I recommend First Defeat by Noah Gundersen. It's a powerful singer-songwriter track known for its emotional depth.
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Excellent recommendation.  Now something slightly more upbeat, but still within the alternative genre.
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Cavalry by Ed Tullett and Novo Amor should work. It's upbeat but still has that alternative rock feel.
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That was good, fairly standard alt-rock. Can we try something slightly more mainstream, but still with an interesting sound?
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White Lie by The Lumineers is a popular track, but still maintains a unique sound within the pop/alternative spectrum.
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Good choice. Let's explore something more electronic and rock-oriented.
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I suggest Golden, Golden (feat. St. South) by St. South and Mt. Wolf.  It's a blend of rock and electronic elements.
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That was energetic. Now something a bit more straightforward rock, perhaps a bit darker in tone?
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I think I Wouldn't Be by Kodaline would be suitable. It's a rock track with a moodier, more reflective tone.
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Nice, that fit well.  Something a bit more poppy now, but still with some alternative elements?
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Try The Wreck of Our Hearts by Sleeping Wolf.  It's a blend of pop and alternative rock.
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That was catchy!  How about something more atmospheric and less conventionally structured, something from a more experimental artist?
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Hiraeth by ef would be a good fit.  It's atmospheric and has an unconventional structure.
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Excellent! I am now in the mood for something poppy and upbeat but a little less intense than the rock tracks.
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Slow Down by Twiceyoung might be a good choice then. It's a poppy track with an alternative feel but a more relaxed energy.
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That's a nice end to the session.  How about one more, something in the Alternative Rock/Pop space?
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Let's try Long Way From Home by The Lumineers.  It has a strong alternative rock edge but is also accessible to a pop audience.
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