Green Grass of Tunnel- Múm

A band all the way from Iceland, múm brings us traditional compositions mixed together with experimental sounds to create modern music. Soothing yet entertaining, múm’s colorful Icelandic beats will lead you into tranquility. “Green Grass of Tunnel” starts off with a slow intro then it slowly travels into a gentle melody filled with angelic vocals.

M79- Vampire Weekend

This indie-rock band will pump you up through their animated songs. Most of their songs are full of life and are really easy to dance to. Your foot will probably be tapping because of their jumpy beats the band creates. Their fun, quirky song “M79” will give a fresh breath of excitement and relaxation if you’re having a bad day.

Crash Into The Sun - Jim White

I really have no idea how I came across this song, but it's in my library and it sure has got some groove. For this one, try listening to it whilst standing up and dancing. It's always more fun that way.

Heretics- Andrew Bird

Using remarkable sounds created through the uses of the violin and guitar, Bird slowly opens life for your ears. He is known for producing soft-toned compositions made by his sweet, charming voice that intertwine with his instruments. His songs are influenced by jazz, the blues, folk and swing tunes. The lyrics from “Heretics” are quite catchy and Bird expresses a little bit of enthusiasm and sorrow throughout the song.

Here Comes Your Man: Meaghan Smith

With the happy-go-lucky sound of the 50s, Meaghan Smith's bright and cheerful voice create a relaxing, carefree feeling in her listeners. "Here Comes Your Man" is a remake of the classic by the Pixies, and although at first glance it seems to be a song about anticipation, in reality, the hidden meaning is talking about nuclear weapons. Despite it's serious tone, it's disguised by pop guitar and electric keyboard.

Gimme Sympathy: Metric

One listen to "Gimme Sympathy" 's catchy chorus and easy to learn lyrics, and you'll be hooked. Mixing pop sounds with so upbeat me techno tempos, each song contains its own possessing quality, and on repeat, the album goes by quickly. Vocalist Emily Haynes has a unique mature voice, but pulls off the band's pop rock sound well. With primarily fast, energetic songs, Metric is great for going out with pals and singing along to a blasting stereo.