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50 Songs You May Have Never Heard Before

All my favorite songs in one article.

Madeline Hothem
Apr 17, 2017
University of Cincinnati
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50 Songs You May Have Never Heard Before

Defining my music taste is something I've never liked doing, due to the fact that it's truly all over the place. I will say I usually lean towards more indie bands, that people may have not heard of. I do this not only because the hunt of finding new artist is exciting but also because the style within indie music is something that is so appealing to the ears and mind its amazing. I do dabble in the ocassional main stream band, in order to relate to my friends or if I truly enjoy their lyrics. Here are 50 songs that you may never heard of before this article, please enjoy.


1. Lost In Singapore; Pearl and The Beard


2. Crane Your Neck; Lady Lamb


3. Easy; Thao and The Get Down Stay Downs


4. Not The Same; Tanlines


5. Coffee; Sylvan Esso


6. This Much I Know; SPEAK


7. Human of the Year; Regina Spektor


8. As I am; Paper Bird


9. Season 2 Episode 3; Glass Animals


10. Kettle Drum (I left a note); Pale Young Gentlemen


11. The Good Times Are Killing Me; Modest Mouse


12. Plumage; Menomena


13. Old & Gray; Maps & Atlases


14. Aubergine; Lady Lamb


15. Cold Chicago; Humming House


16. Rivers and Roads; The Head and The Heart


17. Cocoa Hooves; Glass Animals


18. I'm Not Calling You A Liar; Florence and the Machine


19. Radio; Emily Hope Price


20. 40 Day Dream; Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros


21. Unto Caesar; Dirty Projectors


22. Audience; Cold War Kids


23. Harlem; Cathedrals


24. Love Letters Only; Boy Eats Drum Machine


25. In The Yard; Bowerbirds


26. 715- Creeks; Bon Iver


27. Tessellate; Alt-J


28. Outlaws; Alessia Cara


29. Three White Horses; Andrew Bird


30. Ms; Alt-J


31. Creature Fear; Bon Iver


32. Sweet Moment; Bowerbirds


33. Gun Fight; Boy Eats Drum Machine


34. Gun Has No Trigger; Dirty Projectors


35. Charlie; Emily Hope Price


36. White Winter Hymnal; Fleet Foxes


37. Winter Song; The Head and The Heart


38. Vena Cava; Lady Lamb


39. My Heart Got Caught On Your Sleeve; Lucius


40. Chinese Translation; M. Ward


41. Silvia; Miike Snow


42. Donny and Johnny; Pearl and The Beard


43. 11/12/13; SPEAK


44. Dress; Sylvan Esso


45. Migraine; Twenty One Pilots


46. Four In The Morning; Ugly Purple Sweater


47. Portait; Josephine


48. I Got; Young The Giant


49. Black Hole of Calcutta; Pearl and The Beard


50. Silver Self; Maps & Atlases

Well there you go, 50 of my favorite songs! Looking up these videos and listening to all these different songs brought back so many wonderful memeories and reminded me why I love these songs so much.

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