Music

30 New Songs By Greater Cleveland Musicians: Playlist

Tune in to our Cleveland Current playlist for a new mix of Northeast Ohio-made music every month.

by Annie Nickoloff | Dec. 2, 2025 | 3:52 PM

(PHOTOS COURTESY EMILY ALLMAN, RICO BLU, S.Y.S., FALSE TEETH)

(PHOTOS COURTESY EMILY ALLMAN, RICO BLU, S.Y.S., FALSE TEETH)

There’s always something new to listen to when it comes to Northeast Ohio’s music, and we feature a snippet of the scene in our Cleveland Current playlist, updated every month with a new mix of tunes.

In December, be sure to hear:

  • The Annihilators' festive punky album Christmess

  • Autopolitan's post-punk album Around Ways

  • Bee Hive Ski Race's intense emo album Unlimited Violence Apologia

  • Cereal Banter's thumping single "Spacr"

  • False Teeth's indie-rock album Insufferable

  • Honeybee's shoegazy "slowpunk" single "My Buick"

  • The Ohio City Singer's poignant holiday song "Christmas Card From Heaven"

  • People In The Daytime's dreamy album We Can Give You Special Powers

  • Rico Blu's melodic Patricia EP

  • S.Y.S.'s catchy new single "Can't Slow Me Down"

Listen to the playlist below, and follow Cleveland Magazine on Spotify for more music.

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Annie Nickoloff

Annie Nickoloff is the senior editor of Cleveland Magazine. She has written for a variety of publications, including The Plain Dealer, Alternative Press Magazine, Belt Magazine, USA Today and Paste Magazine. She hosts a weekly indie radio show called Sunny Day on WRUW FM 91.1 Cleveland and enjoys frequenting Cleveland's music venues, hiking trails and pinball arcades.

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