Maria Taylor, Gaby Moreno, A Fine Frenzy, and Dar Williams.

I think that some of Grimes's music definitely embraces femininity, not all of it, but if you search around you can definitely find some good songs, especially considering her high and adorably squeaky voice. It gives you kind of a artpop/hippie vibe, listening to it, so it will also help with inspiring creative feelings

Kelis is underrated. Listening to her first album never fails to give me confident energy. Jill Scott is wonderful for those days where I need to feel more connected to my womanly higher self rather than the playfulness that artists like Kelis tend to bring out. Honorable mentions include Lauren Hill, Eryka Badu, Faith Evans, Blu Cantrell, Mya, Aaliya, Total and TLC.

Christmas music makes me radiate happiness (does that make sense?) any time of the year!

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Kate Bush all the way!

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Alina Baraz has a beautiful, sultry, sensual, feminine voice - mostly like her stuff with Galimatias. (Fantasy)

Some Regina Spektor is very fun and feminine (Folding Chair, Dance Anthem of the 80s...).

Selena Gomez has some good ones. (Good For You)

I love listening to older stuff like Edith Piaf - gets me in touch with my inner femme fatale.

Also, Françoise Hardy.

If you like older music in general, there's also Velvet Underground feat. Nico.

Metric has a few standout ones (Help I'm Alive, Gimme Sympathy).

Telepopmusik - Breathe.

I enjoy Halsey's voice, but not always her lyrics.

Mazzy Star.

Disney songs?

Corinne Bailey Rae has some marvellously sensual songs that always immediately put me in a feminine mood. Songs like Closer, I’d like to and Green Aphrodisiac are three definite favourites of mine.

Some other music that makes me feel feminine (that is current) is Julia Michaels, Billie Eilish, zhavia, bebe rhexa,and marianna and the diamonds

Definitely depends on your preferred musical taste if you'd be on board with mine, but for me and what I'd consider my feminine mindset music, I created a Pandora station I call my "lady radio" with seeds from Sara Bareilles, Colbie Caillat, Sarah McLachlan, Ingrid Michaelson, + etc. Pandora is great because you can definitely craft it to matching your taste preferences to get a good fit after some playtime.

How has no one said Feist! Her albums Let It Die and The Reminder makes me dance and tremble with girlish energy.

I also listen to Ingrid Michaelson and Tilly and the Wall especially while crafting.

Anything containing a ukelele does it for me.

Nora Jones!

Besides 50’s music like /u/companyllc mentioned, I listen to classical music on the local state school’s radio station

Portishead, Moderator, Alfa Mist, Marvin Gaye, Julie London

A lot of 50s and 60s female singers are great for this (Peggy Lee - It's a Good Day, Lesley Gore - Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows, Brenda Lee - Ain't That Love). Motown can be fun too (I Second That Emotion - Smokey Robinson, the Shoop Shoop Song - Betty Everettt), some divas (Mariah Carey - Always Be My Baby, How Will I Know - Whitney Houston), folk acoustic music like She & Him or Ingrid Michaelson (Be OK).

Can not believe nobody has said Sade yet. So sexy!