You simply can argue with the legend that is David Bowie. Van Morrison’s crooning voice offers a form of sentimentality rarely found in modern music, and when combined with simple chords on an acoustic guitar, magic happens. If this song doesn’t make you feel as if you are driving down a highway during a warm day with the top down then absolutely nothing in life will. FALL BACK TAKE A LOOK AT ME AND YOU’LL SEE I’M FOR REAL, DUDE. Blare this when your roommate accuses you of stealing his peanut butter. Blast this when your professor tells you he can’t meet you for coffee. Nothing says “nostalgia” like a bucketful of Avril Lavigne to the face and head area as you stare out the window at a dusty, leaf strewn courtyard. Aside from its nostalgic value, Baby Blue remains a rock classic among music fans.
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It’s been a tough past month since the series finale of Breaking Bad, but this song will undoubtedly bring you back to better, distinctly more meth-filled times. It’s okay if you drift off to this song you deserve the sleep. Nothing says calming like Chris Martin and an acoustic guitar, so this song will put you exactly where your mind needs to be in this in the city that never…well, you know. Since we know you still may be feeling the adverse effects of Daylight Savings, a throwback might be needed to help your body and mind relax. This will certainly give you an upbeat kick in the pants needed to keep you awake and hitting the books. The wide array of instruments and vocal effects used gives them a sound reminiscent of both Mumford and Sons and alt-J.
This band may be overshadowed by their hit Best Day Of My Life, but their other songs are serious contenders. The band is ever-present but not loud enough to steal the song from Howard, something that can be valuable among a sea of excessively droned-out artists.
His voice, when backed by an impressive chorus, will both soothe and invoke thoughts of doughy, lovable Ed Sheeran. Now the title of this song was purely coincidental, we promise, but Ben Howard’s sound is one that thrives in its calming nature. Pay close attention to the especially gnarly guitar solo as well as the falsetto background singers, and if these aren’t reasons enough to listen, Youtube the scene in American Horror Story: Coven that uses this as a backing track. This R&B jam will transport you into any given Quentin Tarantino film and you will find your foot tapping to the beat without your permission. John’s distinctive voice and the 70’s funk-style organ gives this song a smoothly appealing effect. This is a perfect example that punchy power chords and simple guitar riffs can be utilized for maximum musical perfection.ĭr. Caleb Followill’s voice is chilling and remains most powerful when the band takes a step back and lets him shine. This BBC Radio 1 exclusive is one of the best pop covers to appear in the past several months, period. It also reminds us of what happens to an iPhone in those “Will It Blend” commercials.ĭancing On My Own - Robyn (Kings of Leon cover) This lightning-fast lyrical masterpiece is Slim Shady’s way of saying that he is back in the rap game and here to stay, bitch. The song’s inclusion of Billy Squier’s “The Stroke” gives it that 80’s feel frenetic enough to pump you up for a late night study session.
In light of Eminem’s recent release of The Marshall Mathers LP 2, we had to include this fast-paced song to pay our respects to both Eminem and the song’s producer (NYU Alumni), Rick Rubin. These tracks exist to keep you warm, upbeat, alert, and most of all up to date with any wonderful music that you may have missed as you make your way into Winter. We know you’re at the cusp of succumbing to total mental breakdowns in the hopes of crushing your finals, projects and papers, but don’t fret we are here to help. Hell, it’s not even acceptable to start rocking out to Christmas music until we’ve reached December (just kidding, it is always okay to rock out to Christmas music). Those cherished days of warmth are long gone and the harsh cold is starting to rear its icy head. The first set of midterms have been struggled through, hopefully with success, and finals are looming just around the corner. Well folks, it’s here again - we are trapped in that strange and unknown purgatory known as Fall.
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