Welcome back Colonels to another fall semester! I’m trying not to stress out from the beginning, so let’s just worry about the music shall we? This summer really didn’t have good anthems in my opinion. I’m not just talking about mainstream either. However, there were a ton of great songs released that are noteworthy.

During the summer I spent a lot of time at our campus radio station 90.7 WCLH. I added a ton of new music to the alternative rotation.  I’ll be returning with my Indie Flavour show this Wednesday 3-5 pm. Also, tune in September 11th at 8pm for the Electronic Caboodle which is WCLH’s newest block of music playing four hours of electronic music.

Here’s a list of songs you should add to that “end of summer 2015” Spotify playlist in case you missed out on them…some of which you probably did.

1. Cheerleader ~ Omi (Felix Jaehn remix)
2. Can You Blame Me ~ Matt & Kim (saw them twice this year and met Kim!)
3. My Type ~ Saint Motel (saw them live at FM Kirby Center in July)
4. Different Colors ~ Walk the Moon (saw them at FUZZ Fest)
5. Lean On ~ Major Lazer,MO, DJ Snake
6. Wherever Is Your Heart ~ Brandi Carlile (she’s insanely underrated)
7. Blame It on Me ~ George Ezra
8. Ex’s and Oh’s ~ Elle King (actor Rob Schneider’s daughter)
9. I’m Good ~ The Mowglis
10. If You Wanna Stay ~ The Griswolds
11. Renegades ~ X Ambassadors
12. Sedona ~ Houndmouth (wow retro, such catchy)
13. Desire ~ Years & Years
14. Ship To Wreck ~ Florence and the Machine
15. High By The Beach ~ Lana Del Rey (she just gets better)
16. Groove’s Too Shallow ~ Jessica Lee Wilkes
17. Better Man ~ Leon Bridges (hella good vibes)
18. Hurricane (Arty remix) ~ Halsey
19. Emergency ~ Icona Pop (this better be another hit)
20. 2 Heads ~ Coleman Hell (hillbilly edm?)
21. First ~ Cold War Kids
22. Peaches ~ In The Valley Below
23. Messiah ~ Prides
24. I Can Change ~ Brandon Flowers
25. Someone New ~ Hozier
26. Love Myself ~ Hailee Steinfeld
27. Bright ~ Echosmith
28. You Were Right ~ Rufus Du Sol
29. Know What I Want ~ Kali Uchis (a doo-wop voice with attitude)
30. Borderline ~ Tove Styrke