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What You Must Add On Spotify Right Now: December Edition

If your playlist is boring you this finals week, here are some songs for you to add.

Caitlin Denny
Dec 12, 2016
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
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What You Must Add On Spotify Right Now: December Edition
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With finals coming up, you may be replaying the same five songs on shuffle while you study, which isn't ideal if you're a music lover like myself. Since it is finals week, you may also need some new songs to listen to when you need a break from looking over your biology textbook for the umpteenth time. It's been two months since I've last compiled a list of songs for you to add on your Spotify, so I figured now couldn't be a better time to write out some new tunes for you to listen to while you write that 10 page paper and study for the 5 tests you have this week. Sorry to bring it up. In honor of the holiday season, I also put in some Christmas themed tracks for your listening pleasure at the end of this list.

1. Same Suit, Different Tie- The Maine

2. Mask- Niykee Heaton

3. Lived A Lie- You Me At Six

4. Lost Boy- 5 Seconds of Summer

5. Your Love Could Start A War- The Unlikely Candidates

6. youarefire- LANY

7. Moon- Brika

8. Fire Escape- Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness

9. Apartment- Young the Giant

10. Freak- The Downtown Fiction

11. Fences- Paramore

12. Slow It Down- The Lumineers

13. Ghost- Sir Sly

14. My House- Pvris

15. Seeing Stars- Borns

16. Prove You Wrong- He Is We

17. Son of a Gun- Oh Land

18. New Skin- Beach Weather

19. Zzzzz- The Cab

20. Peach- The Front Bottoms

21. Guys My Age- Hey Violet

22. Livewire- Oh Wonder

23. Mouthwash- Kate Nash

24. Stay The Night (Zedd Cover)- State Champs

25. Paris- The 1975

26. Santa Stole My Girlfriend- The Maine

27. Merry Christmas, Kiss My A**- All Time Low

28. Drummer Boy- Justin Bieber and Busta Rhymes

29. December- Ariana Grande

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