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Playlist: Sundaze

A playlist of mine that keeps me sane

Celie Fredrickson
Jul 25, 2017
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
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Playlist: Sundaze
Celie Fredrickson

I'm a big fan of music, all kinds of music (besides country....the one genre of music that I refuse to listen to... besides the old Taylor Swift). One of my favorite kinds of music to listen to would definitely be those songs you hear at the coffee shop that you could most likely find under the acoustic rock or just plain acoustic section on the radio. They are so soothing, calming, and beautiful. You can distinctively hear the story and emotion put into the song(s), which really helps with connecting yourself to what you are listening to. If you enjoy this list of songs, feel free to check out my Spotify playlist(s) (https://open.spotify.com/user/1240306691/playlist/...) where I have even more songs in my 'Sundaze' playlist, and a bunch of other playlists with other types/styles of music as well. All of these artists have such unique styles, tones, and emotion. Listening to their talent really opens up so many doors (music and artist-wise). Here is a list of songs for early mornings, coffee dates, study sessions, Sunday morning drives, bubble baths, and more.

1. Riptide: Vance Joy

Riptide is a very popular song that has and still continues to rotate on the radio fairly often, but actually listening to the words has helped me appreciate this song even more.

2. Mess is Mine: Vance Joy

3. Georgia: Vance Joy

4. Lightening in a Jar: Molly Tuttle

5. Sunny Road: Emilíana Torrini

6. Bees: The Ballroom Thieves

7. Burning Ground: Brandon Jenner

8. Real Peach: Henry Jamison

9. Dreamer: Isbells

10. Concrete Jungle: Au/Ra

11. Early Morning Coffee Cups: Jaimi Faulkner

12. Sweet Creature: Harry Styles

13. Ever Since New York: Harry Styles

14. From the Dining Table: Harry Styles

So I was never a Harry Styles fan when he was in One Direction, but when the band called it quits and everyone started working on their own personal music, I realized that Harry Styles' music is amazing. His voice, tone, and style are so pure and raw. I highly recommend everyone to check out his new music.

15. Barcelona: George Ezra

16. Budapest: George Ezra

17. Dear Wormwood: The Oh Hellos

18. Lost in My Mind: The Head and the Heart

19. Skinny Love: Bon Iver

20. Budapest: Bon Iver

21. The Cave: Mumford & Sons

22. Stubborn Love: The Lumineers

23. Big Jet Plane: Angus & Julia Stone

24. Love Love Love: Of Monsters and Men

Thanks for reading, I truly find myself listening to this playlist every single day, especially while driving! It's the perfect mix of soothing and upbeat to get you through your day. I hope these songs help you find peace and serenity, as they have for me.

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