Songs You Need In Your Fall Playlist

Mackenzie Troutman

Section Editor

   There’s just something about fall weather that makes music that much more magical. Whether you’re driving with the windows down, on your way to take pumpkin patch pictures, romanticizing your life or studying in a random cafe with your airpods in, you need a good playlist. Every fall playlist needs a mix of cozy classics and songs that get you excited for the year, to prevent a winter burnout later in the year. “Sweater Weather” by Neighborhood is an original that needs to be in your playlist.  If you're into classics, a song that gives you a jazzy vibe is “Autumn in New York” by Billie Holiday. For a more Indie vibe, there are songs such as “Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now” by The Smiths, “Salvatore” by Lana Del Rey and “Come As You Are” by Nirvana, which gives off an Indie rock vibe. Some of my personal favorites are “Who’s Crying Now” by Journey and “Hotel California” by The Eagles. If you’re looking for a soul-style vibe, Noah Kahan’s whole discography would be great for you.  For the pop and rap artists, “Snow On Tha Bluff” by J. Cole is a must have, along with his album The Off-Season. So grab your headphones, a spiced latte and build a playlist that makes your fall that much more magical.

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