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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at U Vic chapter.

From the beach, to the airplane, to that weekend road trip, music accompanies us everywhere we go. The right playlist can turn the daily commute into a karaoke party. It can add to the memories of those summer road trips and serve as the perfect backdrop for lazy summer days. Listen to what was on HC Uvic’s summer playlist this year!

Truth Hurts – Lizzo

Is there a better pump up anthem?––we think not.

Doin’ Time – Lana Del Rey

While this song came out in late summer, we still had plenty of time to listen to it while driving around with the windows down.

Right Down the Line – Gerry Rafferty

An oldie but a goldie; this is a song both you and your parents can sing along to.

Hand Me Downs – Arkells

Who doesn’t love the Arkells? The Canadian band gave us loads to put on our summer playlist with their 2019 Album Rally Cry.

Make Me Feel – Janelle Monae

Ok, we guess this song might compete with Truth Hurts for best pump-up song. Let’s call it a tie.

Barcelona – George Ezra

Just one of many songs by crooner Geroge Ezra that made it on our summer playlists.

Chicken Fried – Darrius Ruckers

Maybe you don’t like country, but we dare you not to sing along to this BBQ classic.

Take Me Home, Country Roads – John Denver

This song needs no introduction.

Falling Water – Maggie Rogers

The whole album is great but I guess if we have to choose one, we’ll go with the title track.

French Riviera – Cautious Clay

It’s about taking chances and making do with what you’ve got, which is perfect for summer!

Come down – Anderson Paak

From the movie Booksmart, this song has a funky beat that’s perfect for dancing or working out.

What was on your summer playlist? Let us know by commenting below!

 

Kate is a linguistics major at the University of Victoria. Although she is only 22 years old, Kate is truly a granny at heart. She could not imagine a world in which sweaters, dogs, coffee, and brunch did not exist. In her spare time Kate likes to create inspirational quotes to live by. Her quote of the moment is "Life is a party and I have the streamers!"
Meet Rachel Watson! Originally from Prince George, she moved to Victoria to start her undergraduate degree in 2016 and is now in her fourth year. Rachel's major is linguistics and she is pursuing a minor in psychology. She is elated to be one of the two Campus Correspondents for her lovely chapter at the University of Victoria.