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Printable Playlist Tracker for Your Journal

Add a printable playlist to your bullet journal to track your favorite songs, plan for a special event, or make a download wishlist.


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Be sure to check out the printables in this series:

  • Spring Bucket List
  • Summer Bucket List
  • Fall Bucket List
  • Winter Bucket List
  • Mood Tracker
  • Playlist Tracker
  • Reading List Tracker

Do you make playlists on YouTube, Spotify, or your favorite music app? I got in the habit of it earlier this year and it’s become a sort of ritual for each new season and holiday.

I’ve shared my back to school playlist on social media and decided it would be fun to create a printable playlist page that can be used with a printed bullet journal or digital planner.

Record on a turntable with a stack of records leaning on one end.

Why I make playlists

It started as a random idea to make a YouTube playlist of songs about the sun for summer. I enjoyed having a “soundtrack” for my day and I listened to it on and off all summer when I needed some background noise. (When the kids were gone it was silent; when they were here, it was the Hamilton soundtrack 24/7.)

Later as back to school season rolled around, I decided it was time for a new playlist. For this one, the idea was to find some peppy songs to wake the kids up in the morning.

I think making a playlist is a fun way to change up the music you’re listening to and set the mood for the season you’re in. Whether that’s a literal or metaphorical season.

A person wearing headphones and looking away at a phone screen.

How to make a playlist

When I make a playlist, I search for songs in a couple of places – YouTube, Spotify, and Google. Sometimes I get a song in my head and look for related songs. Sometimes I search for other people’s playlists on Spotify and pick my favorites from several lists.

Here are a few playlist ideas:

  • Holidays or seasons
  • Party background music
  • Relaxing or meditation songs
  • Motivational and energizing songs
  • Music to wake up or fall asleep to
  • Workout soundtrack
  • Songs for a rainy day
  • Favorites from a certain decade
  • Songs with a theme, such as the moon or dancing
A pair of headphones on a table beside a turntable, a stack of records, and a vase of roses.

I’ve shared some of my favorite seasonal playlists here:

  • Thanksgiving Playlist with Cozy Fall Vibes
  • Eclectic Modern Spotify Christmas Playlist
  • 1920s New Year’s Eve Party
Paper playlist with rainbow watercolor splatters down the left margin and black musical notes on grid paper.

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What’s next? Try these other fun and creative ideas on One Mama’s Daily Drama:

  • New Year’s Eve Party Inspired by the 1920s
  • Printable Bird Journal with Assembly Tutorial
  • Printable Reading List Tracker for Your Journal
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