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11 Songs You Should Add To Your Summer Playlist

A compilation of weird and lovely tunes that will brighten up your summer.

Nazli Selin Ozkan

Jul 05, 2016

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11 Songs You Should Add To Your Summer Playlist

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Summertime provides the perfect opportunity to discover new music. Whether you’re enjoying the sun at a beautiful beach, interning in your dream job for eight hours a day or stuck in summer school, you have all the time in the world to expand your musical horizons. So here is a list of several great songs – both new and old – that I have been obsessing over this summer:

1. "Lay It Down" - The Rubens

2. "He Sings" - Trudy and the Romance

3. "Wish I Knew You" - The Revivalists

4. "Ballad of Mona Lisa" - Panic! At The Disco

5. "There She Goes" - Babyshambles

6. "Too Late To Say Goodbye" - Cage The Elephant

7. "This Ticonderoga" - Red Hot Chili Peppers

8. "Fragile" - Kygo

9. "Sing Me To Sleep" - Alan Walker

10. "Closer" - Travis

11. "OBLIVIUS" - The Strokes

Enjoy these songs, and feel free to share your favorite tunes with me.

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