mix tape

British  

noun

1. a collection of songs or tunes by different performers, selected by an individual and recorded on an audio tape, compact disc, etc

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Example Sentences

Mix Tape, a four-part series, is set in the late 80s and 90s and follows Daniel and Alison, moving between their teenage romance in Sheffield and the modern-day reality of their adult relationships living on opposite sides of the world.

From BBC

She talks about crafting the characters and story and the overall production touching on its influences and Ms. Khouri even remembers such nuggets as providing a mix tape to key cast and crew to fully embrace her spirit of the film.

From Washington Times

I really enjoyed the music as a small kid, but wasn't honestly transformed by hip-hop until I heard a mix tape, from the unreleased Nas album "Illmatic" back in 1993.

From Salon

Perhaps that explains the peculiar effect of a cat who wanders briefly into the scenes captured in Frances Stark’s “U.S. Greatest Hits Mix Tape Volume I,” a collection of vignettes about American intervention in the politics of other countries.

From Washington Post

“I saw his mix tape from high school and saw a highlight of him hurdling over a guy in college,” Zachary said.

From Los Angeles Times