ATLANTA AFTER THE GROUP CHAT: THE CRUSH POOL-TO-PARTY PLAYLIST CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour × CRUSH Reloaded — Atlanta Edition

ATLANTA AFTER THE GROUP CHAT: THE CRUSH POOL-TO-PARTY PLAYLIST

CRUSH Magazine | Orange Crush Tour × CRUSH Reloaded — Atlanta Edition

Atlanta gets two outfits and its own playlist.

There’s the afternoon look, the evening change, and the friend who packed three options because the plans might grow. For this chapter of the Orange Crush Tour × CRUSH Reloaded soundtrack series, we’re giving each part of that imagined day a selection: “Slutty Vegan” for the poolside gathering, “Somebody Bih” for getting ready, and “Know You a Freaq” for the adult after-hours rotation.

These are CRUSH Magazine’s curated pairings. Let the crew audition all three.

“SLUTTY VEGAN” — POOLSIDE, WITH YOUR PEOPLE

Start the afternoon’s music discovery with “Slutty Vegan.”

We’re placing it in the pool-party portion of this edition, where the invitation is to settle in, reconnect, and enjoy the gathering. Send the song before arrival so everybody can hear it for themselves. Put the official video in the chat for the friend who always wants the visual, too.

Let the playlist become a shared project. Everybody gets a pick—including the quiet friend whose music taste nobody has asked about yet.

Listen to “Slutty Vegan” · Watch the official video

“SOMEBODY BIH” — THE GET-READY SCREEN

The afternoon wraps. The mirror becomes crowded. Somebody needs five more minutes.

“Somebody Bih” gets the transition slot, with its official video as this edition’s get-ready selection. Pull it up while the crew decides where the evening goes next, then add the record to the listening queue.

This placement gives the song a specific home in the experience: the room where friends trade outfit opinions, introduce music, and turn a loose plan into a night together.

Listen to “Somebody Bih” · Watch the official video

“KNOW YOU A FREAQ” — THE AFTER-HOURS PICK

For the adult nightlife chapter, “Know You a Freaq” takes our final featured placement.

Keep the invitation open and comfortable: dance with your friends, meet somebody new, or enjoy the music from your own corner. Everybody gets to choose their level of participation.

Add this selection beside “Somebody Bih,” listen through, and decide which record earns another spin. The group’s favorites should shape the rest of the queue.

Listen to “Know You a Freaq”

ATLANTA, SAVE THE LINKS WITH THE PLANS

Poolside discovery. Get-ready video. After-hours selection.

Give each record a moment, share what connects, and bring your own favorite into the mix. The next “What song is that?” deserves a direct link.

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Editorial soundtrack pairings; not an announced lineup or performance setlist.