Here’s a simple plan for songs that keeps things clear and actionable. Goal

• Create a concise, easy-to-use plan centered on selecting and sequencing songs.

Subtasks

• Define the vibe or theme (e.g., upbeat party, chill study, motivational workout).
• Decide the number of songs and target duration.
• Choose a few candidate songs that fit the vibe.
• Arrange an order that builds energy or emotion.
• Add brief notes for each track (why it fits, any transitions).

Sample plan template

• Theme: [insert vibe]
• Total duration: [e.g., 15–20 minutes]
• Song count: [e.g., 4–5]
• Order and rationale:
  1. Song A – Opening mood to grab attention; transitions into energy.
  2. Song B – Elevates energy; keeps pace steady.
  3. Song C – Peak moment or highlight; adds dynamic change.
  4. Song D – Wind-down or outro; leaves listener on a satisfying note.
  5. Song E (optional) – Quick encore or fade-out.

Example lineup (generic, adaptable)

• 1. Uplifting opener (around 3–4 minutes) to set the tone.
  

• 2. Mid-tempo boost (3–4 minutes) to maintain momentum.
  

• 3. High-energy peak (3–4 minutes) for impact.
  

• 4. Cool-down/reflective track (3–4 minutes) to wind down.
  

• 5. Short closer or outro (2–3 minutes) to finish cleanly.
  

Notes and tips

• If the goal is study or focus, choose track tempos around 90–110 BPM with minimal lyrics or instrumental tracks to reduce distraction.
• For workouts, aim for 120–140 BPM or songs with strong, driving rhythms.
• If you want to group by mood, create mini-sequences (e.g., “warm-up,” “work,” “cool-down”) and then combine.

Would you like me to tailor a concrete 4- or 5-song plan around a specific vibe or activity (e.g., focus work, cardio workout, or a feel-good road trip)? If you share the mood and duration, the plan can be customized and ready to use.