With the second half of the semester in full swing, everyone could use a playlist that helps them feel calm. As summer approaches, hopefully this collection of feel-good music will brighten your days.
“Good Life” by OneRepublic
OneRepublic has a knack for producing songs that elicit a feeling of being forever young. Sing this song loud into existence.
“Come and Be Alone with Me” by The Jungle Giants
“It’s alright, it’s okay, I didn’t need my sanity anyway.” Letting go and just living your life is this song’s theme. Its upbeat melody will inspire you to roll down your windows and drive anywhere.
“Just What I Needed” by The Cars
Whether you have a certain someone special in your life or not, this drum and synthesizer hit will have you tapping your foot. The ‘80s were full of feel-good music so this had to make the list.
“Unwritten” by Natasha Bedingfield
This inspirational pop classic has the power to uplift any spirit.
“Mine” by Bazzi
Becoming popular after a commonly used Snapchat lens, this single has the ability to make any listener feel warm and fuzzy inside.
“Waves (Tame Impala Remix)” by Miguel
Close your eyes and let this song’s flow move you to happiness.
“Pop Thieves (Make It Feel Good) [feat. Jaden Smith]” by Childish Gambino
This tropical track will have you feeling like it’s summer all year long. This is the perfect song for anyone looking for a happy track.
“King’s Dead” by Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Future, James Blake
The most recent song on the list. All the features on this track make for a perfect blend that will have you singing along.
“Sky Walker (feat. Travis Scott)” by Miguel
Miguel will have you taming bulls and enjoying the moment.
“September” by Earth, Wind & Fire
Do you remember the 21st night of September? It doesn’t matter as long as you know how to dance and have a good time. Get your cowbell fix with this classic.
“Could You Be Loved” by Bob Marley & The Wailers
No matter your answer to that question, this song assures you that it is “yes.”
“Werewolves of London” by Warren Zevon
From the very first line of the song, you can’t help but grin at this musical oddity. It’s a silly song with no deep meaning where you can howl along. Who doesn’t love a good song they can howl along with?
“Peace Train” by Cat Stevens
Made in the decade of free love, there’s no doubt this soft song will make you feel light and free as if you’re right there on stage with him.
