344 mixes with tracks by “hot fun”

This mix you listen to with the windows rolled down screaming at the top of your lungs with your best friends

for driving around in the summer time, roll down the windows and turn it upppp.

Up to 36 rock, alternative, and indie tracks to chill and hang out to. No house. No dance. No dubstep. Just good ass music that sets the mood for the NIGHT OUT.

A collection of songs that aren't too slow to put you to sleep, but rather relax and let you think. You could be studying, at the beach or in the car and I guarantee this playlist will fit.

This extremely long playlist consists of all the songs that I get really pumped to hear during the summer, as a disclaimer I refuse to set lines between genres and the only consistency is that all of these songs are awesome. But I also promise that you'll love a decent amount of them if you like music at all. Which since you have an 8tracks, I'm assuming you do.

Upbeat and fun. Similar to my last summer mix, only much shorter, with a few key additions.
This will probably be the last mix I make for a while.
Enjoy the tunes. Enjoy the summer.

This is a playlist of about 130 songs that are from/remind me of my freshman year of college. Some we sang along too, most we danced to. Floor 19 Love! Miss you all <3

Catchy songs that will make you feel stupid for wanting to rock out while you're going for a walk. Or make you feel awesome while you're driving. Varies between indie, metal, dubstep, acoustic, screamo, '90's, punk, and a chance of almost anything else.

30 indie tracks to live your life by. Summer is here, so roll down the windows, let your hair down and let the music do the rest. Including The Kooks, Lana Del Ray and Foster The People . Also some indie remixes included! You won't be disappointed. Kiss me, I'm indie babyyy.

“When I was 5 years old, my mother always told me that happiness was the key to life. When I went to school, they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wrote down ‘happy’. They told me I didn’t understand the assignment, and I told them they didn’t understand life.” -John Lennon