This song is catchy and extremely dance-y. Plus "Rob Kardashian's a tool" is so much fun to sing. This song is a lot of fun and since it's my last year of being a teen I think it's fitting. I have seriously been listening to this song on repeat the past week. My best friend told me to check out this band over the summer and I've been hooked ever since. Need I say more?įFunny FFriends - Unknown Mortal Orchestra Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings - Father John MistyĪ classic. If you haven't heard Andrew Bird before, I highly suggest you check him out! He's so talented and really embodies Indie Folk music. Seriously though, Andrew Bird is an amazing whistler and I'm extremely jealous. This 7 minute song by Andrew Bird is so beautiful and just makes me want to whistle along. "It's not your fault, it's not your fault." I think it's one of Sufjan Stevens' best songs which is why I'm confused how it isn't more popular. I first listened to this song in 7th grade and it has been a favorite of mine ever since. This is one of the bonus tracks on the album, Michigan. This song reminds me of a fall or winter night which is why I included it in this playlist. Sufjan Stevens is perfect at captivating a feeling in a song, and this song just carries so much weight. This song is one of the darker songs in this playlist.
This song reminds me of listening to their first album in high school on my way to school, so maybe it's alt-J nostalgia? While I'm still a bit skeptical about their newest album, I find this song extremely catchy. Obviously I'm listening to a lot more than just these 20 songs, but I feel like this is a good starting playlist. Many of these artists are a favorite of mine, so if you like these songs be sure to check out the artists to see there other stuff!
But I return with a November playlist for you all! These are some songs I love and I feel work well with the weather outside and the fall season in full swing. Sorry for the lack of posts, with work and school it has been hard trying to balance everything.
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