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7 Songs To Add To Your Fall Playlist For Good Autumn Vibes

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Oct. 24 2023, Published 8:00 a.m. ET

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While most p eople associate songs with memories, I have always had a habit of categorizing songs by what season they feel like. For me, Sinatra songs feel like the winter, Ella Fitzgerald feels like the fall, and anything on pop radio feels like the summer. 

After Tropical Storm Ophelia had me stuck inside for days, I started the search for songs that exude that autumnal vibe and mood boost I needed. If you’re searching for some songs to add to your fall playlist this year, here are seven of my recommendations:

1. “My Love Mine All Mine” By Mitski

This song by veteran indie artist Mitski is climbing the charts due to it going viral on TikTok. The song, soothing like a lullaby, is the perfect song to play if you’re feeling snuggly. 

2. “Snooze” By SZA

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It’s no secret that SZA’s sophomore album SOS has been dominating the charts since its release. One song in particular from SOS exudes cozy fall energy. “Snooze” makes you want to cuddle up with your loved one.

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3. “Last Time I Saw You” By Nicki Minaj

In Nicki Minaj’s latest release, she channels some soft-pop energy. In a sweet voice, she details the regrets of not telling someone how you feel. The tender song is perfect for the nostalgic nature of the fall. 

4. “On My Mama” By Victoria Monét

If the fall isn’t feeling cozy or nostalgic for you, try listening to Victoria Monét’s new song “On My Mama.” The R&B song is exciting enough for a stroll through the park, while not being overwhelmingly beat-heavy like a summer pop song. 

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5. “Used To Be Young” By Miley Cyrus

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In Cyrus’ reflective tune, she talks about all the ways that she used to be. Fall has a way of making us reflect on our year or even our lives. This song is perfect if you’re feeling contemplative during the transitional time of the year.

6. “Let The Light In” By Lana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey is often looked at as the alternative princess and she may be finally getting some more mainstream recognition at the Grammy’s this year. As the reigning supreme of the melancholy tune, her song “Let The Light In” off of her newest album is a sweet and folky reflection on a relationship. 

7. “Me & U” By Tems

Tems is often credited as being one of the first Nigerian women to win a Grammy for her collaboration with Drake and Future. Her most recent release, “Me & U,” is the perfect song if you need some new soft R&B for your fall coffee runs.

What constitutes a fall tune is different for everyone. Whether you’re looking for some soft R&B or an indie lullaby, at least one of these songs can exude the fall energy you need.

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By: Camryn Quick

Camryn Quick is an up-and-coming journalist currently based in New York City. Coming all the way from South Carolina, where she studied Mass Communications, she is finishing up her Masters in Journalism at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, where she is specializing in print and concentrating on arts and culture reporting. While in school, she has covered the arts and culture beat for the Mott Haven Herald and Hunts Point Express in the South Bronx, mainly writing pieces about the arts-oriented businesses and nonprofits in the area. She has also reported for the NY City News Service, covering 2021 election day in the South Bronx.

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