Growing up in a big family, I was exposed to all different genres of music. While I have maintained an open mind and love almost every genre, I have found a particular liking for alternative, soft rock and indie. I love that a song can remind you of a particular memory, evoke an emotion and even change your mental state. These 24 songs represent variety from all different artists and albums. Old and new, this list will provide your playlist with music ranging from upbeat to slowed down -- a perfect playlist for a perfect fall.
- LA based Local Natives, new song “Coins” from their new album Sunlit Youth.
- SOAK's laid back "Sea Creatures", will have you hooked.
- Before listening to "Somebody Else" by The 1975 have tissues ready.
- Young the Giant's electric, indie rock anthem "Silvertongue".
- Vacationer’s "Good As New" will pick you up & refresh your day.
- The Head And The Heart's calming, "Another Story".
- The National's subdued Pink Rabbits" will give you all the feels.
- The motivational, "I Wanna Get Better" is a feel good classic by Bleachers.
- Harmonious "Drive" by Oh Wonder will be on repeat.
- You’re the Best by Wet will be relatable to pretty much everyone.
- Family of the Year’s single from the movie Boyhood, Hero.
- New Theory, the upbeat hit by Washed Out
- The trio, HAIM’s hard-hitting Don’t Save Me.
- Catfish and the Bottlemen’s slowed down Glasgow from their new album The Ride.
- Sedona, the windows-down-kinda-song by Houndmouth.
- The Idea of Growing Old by The Features is old, but trust me it doesn’t get old.
- Coffee from the duo Sylvan Esso’s evocative album.
- Lykke Li, the Swedish indie-pop singers song, I Follow Rivers.
- The optimistic, Something Good Can Work, by Two Door Cinema Club
- Hold Me, by Awae, Damned, and Layna
- HONNE’s musically intimate The Night
- You’re Not The One by the pop singer/songwriter Sky Ferreira.
- The New York City originating band, St. Lucia’s hit Closer Than This.
- Purity Ring’s synth-oriented Fineshrine.
Check out these artists if you like their vibes!
