Emerald Recommends: Songs for spring

An episode of the Daily Emerald podcast, hosted by Emerald Media Group, titled "Emerald Recommends: Songs for spring" was published on March 24, 2018 and runs 16 minutes.

March 24, 2018 ·16m · Daily Emerald

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Summary

Join Senior Arts and Culture Editor Sararosa Davies and Podcast Editor Alec Cowan as they discuss their picks for the songs for spring. These songs are meant to welcome the spring sun and move away from the cold and wet winter, as well as encapsulate all the fresh emotions as the school year moves into its final term. Music featured in this episode includes: "Monday, You're Not So Bad" by jeremy messersmith "Sunflower" by Rex Orange County "Green Light - Chrome Remix" by Lorde, Chromeo "Hallelujah Junction - 1st Movement" by John Adams "Degas Park" by Kevin Abstract "I Haven't Been Taking Care of Myself" by Alex Lahey This episode was produced by Alec Cowan.

Episode Description

Join Senior Arts and Culture Editor Sararosa Davies and Podcast Editor Alec Cowan as they discuss their picks for the songs for spring. These songs are meant to welcome the spring sun and move away from the cold and wet winter, as well as encapsulate all the fresh emotions as the school year moves into its final term. Music featured in this episode includes: "Monday, You're Not So Bad" by jeremy messersmith "Sunflower" by Rex Orange County "Green Light - Chrome Remix" by Lorde, Chromeo "Hallelujah Junction - 1st Movement" by John Adams "Degas Park" by Kevin Abstract "I Haven't Been Taking Care of Myself" by Alex Lahey This episode was produced by Alec Cowan.

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