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10 Songs For Your Summer Playlist

Here are a few hot songs for your even hotter summer.

Sydney McLaughlin

Apr 18, 2016

Iowa State University

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10 Songs For Your Summer Playlist

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With summer less than a month away, it’s time to start building your playlist for pool days and late night drives. So kick back your feet and take over the aux with confidence because you might just have the best playlist around.

1. "T-Shirt" by Thomas Rhett

Okay, who doesn’t want to be wearing Thomas Rhett’s t-shirt? This song has a contagious beat and is great for days on the lake.

2. "Once In A While" by Timeflies

If you’ve listened to Timeflies before, you know they never disappoint. If you’re looking for a summer feel good song, here you go.

3. "Team" by Iggy Azalea

So it’s been awhile since we had some good Iggy in our lives, but this song kind of hits the spot and has a pretty catchy chorus.

4. "Lights Come On" by Jason Aldean

This is classic Jason Aldean, and we can't seem to get his songs out of our heads. This one is no exception

5. "If It Ain't Love" by Jason Derulo

Jason Derulo is hard not to love and just gets better and better with each album. He’s also performing at the Iowa State Fair this summer so that’s another reason to jump on the bandwagon.

6. "No Broken Hearts" by Bebe Rexha (Feat. Nicki Minaj)

Girls, here’s your summer anthem. Plus we all have a soft spot for Nicki.

7. "Snapback" by Old Dominion

Alright, so we’re over Old Dominion begging that one girl to break up with that dude that she didn’t really like. This song is awesome and perfect for those late night ice cream runs.

8. "Don't Let Me Down" by The Chainsmokers

These guys have really been coming through with their music and here we go again. This song features the very talented Daya, and might just cause a spontaneous dance party.

9. "Rock Bottom" by Hailee Steinfeld (Feat. DNCE)

We love Hailee Steinfeld almost as much as she loves herself, and you're really going to dig this song.

10. "No Love Like Yours" by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

Just released on April 15, this song is off of their new album "PersonA" and it’s nothing short of amazing.

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