10 Playlist Picks You Need To Be Listening To This September
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10 Playlist Picks You Need To Be Listening To This September

Ten tracks to get through September.

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10 Playlist Picks You Need To Be Listening To This September
Santosh Maharjan

Here's another playlist for the month of September presented by yours truly! Ten handpicked tracks to get you through the first month of school.

1. Got A Feelin'- Rookie Season

My go to song on the drive home from a long day of class.


2. Nobody Speak- DJ Shadow ft. Run The Jewels

If there is such thing as a pump up song for school, this is it.


3. Slack Jaw (Acoustic)- Sylvan Esso

Proper song for a proper study session.


4. In Cold Blood- Baauer Remix- Alt-J

My end of the week, "Thank god I don't need to share another fun fact about me for the first week of school" song


5. Dive Deep- Andrew Belle

This one is best experienced with a cup of tea at the end of a rough Monday.


6. Copycat- Billie Eilish

Lunch break pick-me-up. Highly recommend listening to every song she has put out.


7. Sit Next To Me- Foster The People

Perfect choice to enjoy that Saturday morning.


8. Re: Stacks- Bon Iver

A classic Sunday afternoon tune to unwind before the reality of Monday sets in.


9. All Of Me- Billie Holiday

There's no bad day Billie can't fix.


10. Go- SZA


In case you may or may not decide to skip class.

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