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Explore Lakeland music genres with Every Noise at Once

See how Spotify classifies the local music scene.

A record player.

Queue these up — we think you’ll feel right at home. | Photo by Adrian Korte via Unsplash

Every good story needs a soundtrack, and ours is no exception. We could just pick one — but you know we love a deep dive.

Every Noise at Once is Spotify’s algorithmically generated scatter plot of music genres, from “German dark minimal techno” to “neo-trad doom metal” to “classical saxophone quartet,” and literally everything in between.

Here’s where Every Noise sorts some of our favorite local artists, plus national acts from the same genre — perfect for a walk in the park(s).

Copeland | Piano rock
Spotify recommends:

Van Plating | Roots Americana
Spotify recommends:

Michael McArthur | Folk-pop
Spotify recommends:

How did it do? Explore Every Noise yourself and tell us your pick for LAL’s top genres.

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