Aux Cord: 12 Songs For Saying Goodbye To Pieces Of Your Past

Welcome to AUX CORD, TRL’s weekly playlist feature celebrating the latest and greatest in music. Every week, someone in the TRL orbit will be allocating you with a totally custom playlist starring their current sonic faves. This week, TRL editor Sydney Gore signs off with 12 tunes that set the mood for bidding adieu and moving on to something new.

"Det Slår Mig Ibland"- Cherrie

Because a little bit R&B can't hurt you more than what you've already endured! Even in Swedish, I feel what Cherrie is expressing through this track, and that's what makes music a universal language that unites us all.

"Canyons"- Barrie

Breaking news: attempting to change someone's mind is pointless! As an alternative opposed to wasting more of your time on those toxic weeds, let go and let grow.

"Face Up"- Washed Out

Any time Once I open my mind and dive into to this jam, I pretend that I'm curled up by a pool whenever out of nowhere, one of the ghosts from fuccboi's past appears. Knowing better than to interject me in a state of leisure, we just intensely stare into each other's eyes for a little bit also long and then carry on separately.

"Potential"- KLLO

This is how I interpreted this electro-pop bop: Walking down memory lane often leads to more pain than pleasure, nevertheless every experience indicates to you a valuable lesson and that's what counts the most. What if-ing your life away will only get you lost indoors your head, so do not get stuck wishing for things that are done and over. Don't let yourself miss out on something good because it's not here although. The universe could very well be in the method of sending it your way.

"Screwed"- Janelle Monáe featuring Zoë Kravitz

Tap into full-on IDGAF mode with this delectable segment of ear candy about getting what's yours and preventing others from killing your vibe. Empower yourself by any means needed, baby.

"utopia"- Lykke Li

If someone asked me what a love that never dies sounds like, I would play them this tune. Lykke Li dedicated it to all of the mothers on this earth and I think that's such a sweet gesture. so sad so sexy isn't even out although and I'm already a mess.

"Playwright"- Trevor Powers

Letting go is hard to do, however it's the only way to move on. This single beautifully captures this internal struggle that we are all subjected to while in our lives on this tragic planet.

"Geyser"- Mitski

You know that sensation that runs through your body soon after you release a heavy load of emotions that are directly attached to someone or something that you deeply? The love practically pours out of the speakers and finds its way back down into your gut. That's what this song feels like any time If I listen to it.

"Juicy Socks"- Cherry Glazerr

Hurting someone else really sucks, although it's inevitable while you participate in matters of the heart. Hopefully, the damage won't be irreparable.

"Heat Wave"- Snail Mail

This song order kind of reminds me of waking up in a cold sweat soon after having a relatively pleasant dream, then going by means the method of realizing that whichever bliss you were experiencing was a figment of your imagination and not your far less satisfactory reality.

"Unbothered"- Omar Apollo

It takes time to totally get over someone--but whenever you finally do it, it feels so good that you can shout about it from the rooftop of a building.

"The Ultracheese"- Arctic Monkeys

Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino is as close to brilliant as it might possibly get. I love that this ballad is the closing track on the album because it portrays the very real method of Alex Turner reflecting on his past and why the decisions he made in his life got him to where he is today. Certainly, the outro feeds me up inside.