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Funky playlist for summer vibes

Rebeca Partida Montes, Features Editor
May 18, 2017
Funky playlist for summer vibes
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With summer season just around the corner, the overwhelming amount of activities on everyone’s summer to-do list is closer to being attainable. But with great fun, everyone needs a bit of spunk in their playlists to amp up the energy. Here’s a quick guide to your go-to playlist for the summer!

  1. Palm Trees by GoldLink
  2. Sound & Color by Alabama Shakes
  3. We Don’t Give A by NAO
  4. Best of Us by Dirty Heads
  5. Luxurious by Gwen Stefani
  6. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough (False Start) by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
  7. Mesmerize by Ja Rule
  8. Indian Summer by Jai Wolf
  9. Let’s Go by Khalid
  10. Could You Be Loved by Bob Marley
  11. I’m The One by DJ Khaled ft. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance the Rapper & Lil Wayne
  12. Sleepwalk by Santo & Johnny
  13. Treat Me Like Fire by LION BABE
  14. I’m Still In Love With You by Sean Paul
  15. Love/Paranoia by Tame Impala
  16. Passionfruit by Drake
  17. Slide by Calvin Harris ft. Frank Ocean & Migos
  18. What You Know by Two Door Cinema Club
  19. Safe and Sound by Rebelution
  20. Still Got Time by ZAYN ft. Partynextdoor

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Rebeca Partida Montes
Rebeca Partida Montes, News Editor
Rebeca has been writing for The Mesa Press for three semesters. In fall of 2017 , she served as Features Editor for the paper and this year, she will serve as News Editor. She studies journalism and political science, and has recently started a two-year paralegal program. She is a loud and proud Chicana with immigrant parents from Nayarit, Mexico. Rebeca enjoys traveling, learning, and creative writing. Music, art, and fashion also interest her and inspire much of her writing.
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