Elderbrook Selects Bonobo, Peggy Gou, Mark Ronson & More for His Moody Quarantine Playlist

Whether you're in the mood to work out or to simply just relax, Llane's personal quarantine playlist can be the perfect soundtrack to your quarantine days.

Wisin & Yandel's quarantine soundtrack features fellow reggaetoneros like J Balvin, Daddy Yankee and Nicky Jam, who are all helping the duo cope with these trying times.

Myke Towers is bringing back the classics during the coronavirus quarantine. 

For more than half a century, The Doobie Brothers have kept us, to quote their 1972 classic, “rockin’ down the highway.”The quintessential American band, who enter the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year (the May 2 induction ceremony has been postponed to Nov. 7), are instantly identifiable for founding members Tom Johnston’s gritty vocals and Patrick Simmons’ indelible guitar licks.

We're all finding our own ways to stay sane and healthy during quarantine. For some, the coping method is meditation; for others, it's video games; and there are those simply sleeping the days away. For Martin Solveig, the strategies are music and exercise.

As the world continues to be in self-quarantine because of the COVID-19 outbreak, Zion & Lennox are keeping calm with their favorite tunes.

The music world is reacting to the death of John Prine, who died today (April 7) of COVID-19 complications at the age of 73. “A simple majority of who I am as a person, let alone a musician, is because of John Prine,” Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon tweeted. “He is my number 1.” Amber Coffman wrote, “I grew up on John Prine’s music—his was some of the first music I remember hearing as a little kid.” Find more remembrances below.

John Prine died Tuesday (April 7) at 73 years old from complications of COVID-19.

Sofia Reyes shared with Billboard her ultimate quarantine playlist, appropriately titled "A Dance With Myself."While self-isolating, music is keeping the Mexican pop singer-songwriter company, and she's listening to songs like "Sunflower" by Harry Styles and C. Tangana and Rosalía's "Antes de Morirme.""I love these songs and they transport me to the beautiful moments in my life," Reyes tells Billboard.

The queens on RuPaul's Drag Race got to take part in the series' most anticipated challenge, the Snatch Game, on April 3. Impersonating their favorite celebrities, the queens were tasked with making Ru laugh in the Match Game-inspired challenge. Gigi Goode managed to get the most out of Ru with her gut-busting impression of Sophia the Robot.

For just about anyone, bringing your social life to a complete halt in the midst of a pandemic has been challenging, to say the least. But drag superstar Shea Couleé has decided to take a different look at their time in isolation.

Country singer-songwriter Brandon Stansell is a self-described "routine person," so adjusting to life during the coronavirus outbreak hasn't been particularly easy. "Having to break the cycle of all that is normal about my day-to-day has been pretty tough," he tells Billboard. "Thankfully, I’ve been able to stay sane in large part due to a few close friends and a couple bottles of gin."

Chiquis is staying in and listening to a diverse group of artists, including Ariana Grande, Bad Bunny and more, during quarantine.

Producer-singer Joji may have been last spotted trying to escape an endless limousine in the video for his latest single “Run,” but the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and need to remain in isolation has left him with even fewer places to go. Luckily, the enigmatic R&B crooner has compiled a wide-ranging self-quarantine set with plenty of throwback bangers and feel-good pop tunes to explore.

Being forced to stay indoors can be mentally taxing for many, but Five North have curated a playlist that will musically transport you to happier places.The new rock trio (comprised of The Last Summer actor Tyler Posey, Makeout's Scott Eckel and bassist Kyle Murphy) put together a 16-song quarantine soundtrack for Billboard that features alt-rock, punk rock and classic rock.

For drag star Jinkx Monsoon, things could be worse right now. Yes, the world is in disarray and they're stuck in self-isolation, but at least they have people to share the experience with.

Selena Gomez isn’t letting a broken relationship get in the way of a good quarantine playlist.

Selena Gomez isn’t letting a broken relationship get in the way of a good quarantine playlist.

Selena Gomez knows the best movies, music, and podcasts to get you through this quarantine! The “Dance Again” singer, 27, took to her Instagram story on March 30 and shared what she has been “watching, listening to and reading” while staying safe and inside during the COVID-19 outbreak. Sharing an image with her sweet little white dog, Selena’s intro message to her fans read, “Here are some things that I’ve been watching, listening to and reading to keep me positive and help pass the time.

Mark Ronson says he realised he had to cut down on partying or people would not take his music seriously.