11 Songs You Need to Put On Your Spring Break Playlist
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11 Songs You Need to Put On Your Spring Break Playlist

These songs will get you into the rhythm this spring.

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11 Songs You Need to Put On Your Spring Break Playlist
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Spring forward was a drag for many so why not jump into spring with a fresh playlist? Here are 11 songs worth listening to this spring. Here's a link to listen to the playlist on Youtube!

1. Bad Suns - "Cardiac Arrest"

This song is, to me, a mix of pop, rock, and indie sounds. With an extremely catchy tune and captivating imagery put through lyrics, this song will definitely get stuck in your head if you listen to it enough.

2. The Solarists - "Dream Girl"

The Solarists offer a super pop-y and fun tune with "Dream Girl." The chorus is mostly made up of "woah"s and "oh"s, and it's incredibly easy to sing along to and find yourself humming it without thinking.

3. Saint Motel - "My Type"

Super funky, bright and fun, "My Type" is great to listen to when you want to break the monotony that comes with cleaning up around the house.

4. Bastille - "Snakes"

Off their latest album, "Wild World," Bastille's sound has moved over from the indie sounds for the time being and embraced pop sounds. "Snakes" is a great extension of that light and airy, tiny bit of piano thrown in there, pop that Bastille pulls off in their own way.

5. Matt Nathanson - "Gold in the Summertime"

A lot of people know Matt Nathanson for his song, "Come On Get Higher," which was more of a pop ballad, but "Gold In the Summertime" brings in a bit more electricity and funk, with a very catchy chorus.

6. Bad Suns - "Swimming in the Moonlight"

This song reminds me a bit of Earth, Wind, and Fire's "Dancing in the Moonlight." It's super fun to sing along to and it's great to just chill out to when you're looking for a moment to yourself.

7. COIN - "Talk Too Much"

"Talk Too Much" is a super playful and fun song. I can see myself driving in the car with my friends, all the windows rolled down, screaming along to different parts of the chorus.

8. Silent Pilot - "California"

Silent Pilot is actually out of the Bay Area and with this song, you can definitely tell they love their roots. This song has a very pop, but also light rock, feel making it light and airy but also something to rock along to in the car.

9. Hippo Campus - "Boyish"

Hippo Campus' indie rock vibes play out well in "Boyish." It's an easy-to-listen-to song that feels dreamy and sweet, almost.

10. The Mowgli's - "Spacin' Out"

I've been playing this song on repeat for a few weeks now, it's so addictive to me. The song is so much fun and it's so easy to relate to, I can't help but get it stuck in my head every once in a while.

11. Andy Grammer - "Fresh Eyes"

This song is probably the most minimalist sounding out of this playlist (in my opinion). When I listen to it, it's easy for me to zone out and relax because there's so much to listen to lyrically and I can pick out individual pieces.

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