SPOTIFY playlist: It's Science

This swap is for SPOTIFY members who like being exposed to new-to-them music. Here's how it works:

You will make a playlist on Spotify that fulfills the prompt. The prompt for this swap is: IT'S SCIENCE.

The songs in your playlist should be about any branch of science, or have a scientific term in the title. Here are a few examples:

1. "Waves" by Naxatras

2. "The Sounds of Science" by the Beastie Boys

3. "Race for the Prize" by the Flaming Lips

Playlists should be a minimum of an hour long.

When partners are assigned, you will e-mail the link to your playlist to your partner. Being a Spotify member, your partner will be able to click the link and be taken directly to the playlist in Spotify. If you are NOT a Spotify member, you will not have the ability to create a playlist and therefore won't be able to fulfill the swap commitments. When joining the swap, please include a link to your Spotify profile in the comment section. That way I can verify that everyone who signs up this swap is able to fulfill the commitments.

Per group rules, nothing racist (no "n words" allowed for this one) or homo/transphobic. If there's anything else beyond that which you find offensive to your ears, it's your responsibility to communicate those with your partner directly or posting them on your profile. Please check your partner's profile for these triggers before you send the link to your list.

If the playlist you receive meets ALL of the following requirements, please rate it at a 5: - It follows the prompt.

It's a Spotify playlist that you can access by clicking the link.

The total running length of the music is one hour or more.

None of the music on the playlist includes racist or homo/transphobic content, or content you have indicated is off limits to you.

The playlist was sent on or before the send by deadline.

I am more than willing to angel this swap if anyone flakes so I am opening this up to ANY Spotify member here in Swap-bot. Please message me with any questions about the swap. It's been a couple years since I've hosted one so my description might be a little hard to follow.