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10 Songs To Complete Your Ultimate Spring Break Playlist

These songs are too good not to share!

Mar 15, 2016

Huntington University

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10 Songs To Complete Your Ultimate Spring Break Playlist

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I like making playlists that fit every occasion and mood I could have, and spring break is the perfect excuse to compile my favorite "sunshine-ish" songs. While my actual spring break playlist has 137 songs on it, I decided to break it down and share just a few of my favorites that are on it. These are songs that might not be commonly known, but they are just too good to keep to myself.

In no particular order:

1. "I Choose U" — Timeflies

This song is the perfect combination of rap, pop and dance music. It's also great to run to, in case you need a good workout song!

2. "Young Blood" — The Naked and Famous

I really like this song. It's always one I choose to listen to whenever I take random drives through the country.

3. "All the Way" — We the Kings

We the Kings has been one of my favorite bands, ever since my emo days, way back in 2007. This song is very chill, and one of my favorites from them.

4. "Give Me a Try" — The Wombats

As another one of my favorite songs to drive to, this song has a great beat to it, and I love the instrumental aspect of it!

5. "Happy Mistakes" — Heffron Drive

Kendall Schmidt (one of the guys from the Nickelodeon show and band, Big Time Rush) broke away from the stereotypical boyband pop music and has his own side project. Surprisingly, I really enjoy it! This would be the perfect song to play in a montage of hanging out with friends and having fun.

6. "Seeing Stars" — BORNS

Ah, this song! It was on my spring break playlist last year and usually works its way to many other playlists I make. It's just so catchy and fun. I can't resist it.

7. "Everything's Gonna Be Alright" — Mike Mains & The Branches

This song screams spring break. It's upbeat, positive, and a good reminder that hey, everything's gonna be alright!

8. "Pumpin Blood" — NONONO

Also on my spring break playlist from last year, this song gets stuck in my head a lot and is really fun to sing along to (it also lets you practice your whistling skills).

9. "Flashed Junk Mind" — Milky Chance

I first heard this song on an episode of Catfish, and immediately looked it up. Honestly, I don't know why I like it so much — it's just one of those songs that hooked me from the beginning notes.

10. "Avalanche" — Walk the Moon

Walk the Moon is another one of my favorite bands, and this is one of my favorite songs from them.

Happy listening!

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