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Music Monthly - My Fall Playlist

A collection of new (and not-so-new) songs you should be listening to.

Christina Madueño

Oct 17, 2016

San Jose State University

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Music Monthly - My Fall Playlist

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In the spirit of fall finally settling down on San Jose, here are 10 songs I have been obsessed with! Some are new, some are not, but there's no denying that all of them are worth a second (or third) listen. Leave a comment if you see one of your favorites!

1. “The Greatest” - Sia featuring Kendrick Lamar

The latest hit single from songwriter Sia is an upbeat anthem that will get anyone moving!

2. “This Town” - Niall Horan

The debut single from ex-One Direction member Niall Horan gives off fall vibes that even a boy band hater could enjoy.

3. “Magnets” - Disclosure feat. Lorde

Disclosure once again pairs up with a popular artist to put together a hit that encompasses both Lorde’s alternative audience and Disclosure’s electronic audience.

4. “There Will Be Time” - Mumford & Sons and Baaba Maal

Since their most recent album "Wilder Mind," Mumford and Sons have been experimenting with their sound, and this song is no exception. Marcus Mumford’s voice pairs beautifully with Senegalese singer Baaba Maal.

5. “Scars To Your Beautiful” - Alessia Cara

Best known for her hit “Here," Alessia Cara delivers a moving message with this gem from her album "Know-It-All."

6. “This Is Halloween” - The Citizens of Halloween

With Halloween just around the corner, how could I not include this classic Disney tune? This song could get anyone -- even the dead -- in the spirit.

7. “Kitchen Sink” - Twenty One Pilots

A hidden gem from their album "Regional At Best," Twenty One Pilots delivers their signature introspective lyrics over upbeat sounds.

8. “She Treats Me Well” - Ben Howard

Singer-songwriter Ben Howard has albums full of songs for laid-back listening, but this song from his album "I Forget Where We Were" shows off his lyricism and beautiful guitar playing.

9. “Perfect Illusion” - Lady Gaga

After fans waited for years for her newest single, Lady Gaga did not disappoint. This song is perfect for any party or rocking out on your own.

10. “Love Is Strange” - Cast of Galavant

After my friend got me hooked on watching "Galavant," I became obsessed with the hilarious and heartfelt songs it delivered. This duet from Season 1 showcases the two leads powerful voices in a sweet song about love. "Galavant" is available on Netflix.

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