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What 10 Songs Need To Be On Your Summer Playlist

You need these jams in your life!

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What 10 Songs Need To Be On Your Summer Playlist

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Summer is upon us and one thing everyone needs to have is a kick-ass playlist. A good soundtrack to your summer can really make all of your activities so much more fun. Whether you are riding with the top down to the beach with your besties or getting some sun in your backyard, here are some options, both new and old, to jam out to this summer.

‘Bust a Move’ by Young MC

This 1989 hit can sure make you want to bust a move anywhere.

‘Feel so Close’ by Calvin Harris

Calvin Harris

Any 'Vampire Diaries' fan has envisioned having an epic moment to this song.

‘This Girl’ by Kungs and Cookin’ On 3 Burners

KUNGS

This song screams taking a boat ride on a summer afternoon.

‘She Said’ by Sudara Karma

There is just a fun, upbeat vibe radiating from this song.

‘Summer Days’ by Martin Garrix ft. Macklemore & Patrick Stump

Martin Garrix

I mean….summer is in the title. Kind of a no-brainer.

‘Feels’ by Calvin Harris ft. Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, and Big Sean

Calvin Harris

A more chill, but still fun and summery feel.

‘Sex On Fire’ by Kings of Leon

Now if 'This Girl' is a boat ride, this song is a driving song to scream with all of your friends.

'Candy' by Robbie Williams

The serotonin this song always brings me is rarely matched.

'Levitating' by Dua Lipa ft. DaBaby

Dua Lipa & DaBaby

You had to have guessed this was going to be here. This song is just IT!

'Windows Down' by Big Time Rush

BTR

This is the ULTIMATE summer vibe!

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