Witch Will You Add to Your Playlist?

Did someone play the xylophone up your spine? “Witches” by Alice Phoebe Lou feels like warm rays against closed eyelids — alternative/Indie with a dash of magic.

Groove out to this late 60s eclectic vibration. Donovan was known for his specific genres of psychedelic rock, folk rock and psychedelic pop. Something isn’t going your way this October? Blame it on the Season of the Witch.

Soul, velvet-rich instrumentals and a touch of spice — the perfect brew for your witchy playlist. The lyrics transcribe the captivating power women possess.

Are you looking to boogey? “Love Potion No.9” is potent enough to be stuck in your head long after it’s finished playing through. The song’s intoxicating vocals and rock n’ roll groove have made it stand the test of time from 1946. Makes you wonder how much a love potion like that would cost.

A cult classic, “I Put a Spell on You” covered by IZA is sultry, dark and filled with an ominous aura. This is definitely on everyone’s playlist when the leaves start to crisp and the moonlight illuminates the October sky.

Is there anything by Stevie Nicks that isn’t a little witchy? “Crystal” is a serene, coastal breeze that shivers across your shoulders. It conjures up yellow-lit candles upon a mantle where large white billowing curtains encase the room, a song straight from a spellbook.

"You Could Start A Cult" is melodically constructed for those feeling the seasonal shift more than others. This song showcases comforting vocal chords that feel like creamer being blended into your favorite steamy fall caffeinated drink.

Who knew that our favorite Ken doll was in a band? This is the perfect mix of creepy, ghouly and alternative. It is the ultimate track to fill your house with while decorating for Halloween or while putting your costume on.

A funkified classic by The Eagles, “Witchy Woman” makes you feel like you’re in a smoke-filled dream and have suddenly been beckoned to the solo lit microphone. Take your place on center stage.

We couldn’t have just one Stevie Nicks-sung song. “Rhiannon,” the old Welsh witch, encapsulates you in a truly spellbinding array of musical notes and lyrics. Somehow you’re magically on a broomstick amongst the clouds while listening to this Fleetwood Mac melody.

It’s giving pop witch vibes. A more “of age” spell-casting, foot-tapping beat. Everyone can agree a Woman In Total Control of Herself is a bewitching quality.

Florence is known for her angelic vocals but within the song “Daffodil,” there is a wickedness loomed in her performance. Dark and amped-up nature is instrumented throughout.

Eerie with sprinkles of fairy dust, “Willow” is your favorite long flowy skirt worn while walking barefoot through tall grass, catching fireflies in a mason jar and then spinning around in the cool autumn air. Taylor, you genius lyricist you.