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15 Songs to Add to Your Travel Playlist Part 2

Refresh your travel playlist this holiday season with these 15 songs

Savannah Lynn Little

Nov 28, 2016

Wake County, North Carolina

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15 Songs to Add to Your Travel Playlist Part 2

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This is part two of my travel playlist.

8. Car Radio- Twenty One Pilots

Nothing is more ironic than playing a song on your car radio about someone sitting in silence because they have no car radio. Twenty One Pilots are one the newest breakout bands; with songs on the highly-anticipated Suicide Squad soundtrack and sold out tours all across the globe, it's safe to say they make good music.

9. Steady as She Goes- The Raconteurs

I just think this song is so fun. It's got a grunge-vibe to it that speaks to my inner 90s kid.

10. Move Your Body- Sia and Alan Walker

Sia is a musical powerhouse; cranking out hit after hit, you could create a travel playlist with just her songs. Her collaboration with Alan Walker has given this intense song a more dance-y feeling that really keeps you awake and moving while driving down the highway.

11. Toothbrush- DNCE

Joe Jonas is back at it again. The latest project from the middle Jonas brother is a killer funk-pop and rock group that's released an amazing first album. Though the song only peaked at spot 44 on the Billboard Hot 100, it's an amazing song you'll fall in love with.

12. Cake By the Ocean- DNCE

Another DNCE song. This song brings back memories of my cycling class. It has a great beat you can enjoy while driving down the road. You've also probably heard it enough that you can sing along to it.

13. Horns- Bryce Fox

While this song isn't super easy to sing along to, it's a fun listen. With varying tempos and soft sections that crescendo into a louder, powerful sound, this song will keep you on your toes.

14. The Middle- Jimmy Eat World

I can't say it enough, I love Jimmy Eat World. This is the song that everyone knows by them and when the chorus comes around everyone is in the car will sing along.

15. Make Me (Cry)- Noah Cyrus and Labrinth

The 16-year-old sister to the infamous Miley Cyrus has released her own single. Make Me (Cry) highlights how similar the two sisters' voices are and will have you relaxing during the drive.

These are my top picks for traveling. Don't want to keep YouTube open? I made a Spotify playlist!

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