Tunes to Greek Out To!

Like many of you, I'm a big fan of music. Hanging out in the cafes of Agia Paraskevi, many cafes played music that I haven't heard before. Maybe some songs were released in both Europe and the United States at the same time, and I just happened to be in Europe. Either way, I associate these songs with Greece and my abroad travels as I sat in cafes and taxis shazaming the name of the songs that caught my attention.

Note: Many of these songs I heard in Greece and some are from other countries I visited while abroad.

I call this playlist Greekin Out!

1. Costa Rica- Benjamin Ingrosso

2. Break Me- Aimee

3. Stayaway- MUNA

4. Love Me or Leave Me Alone- Beachwood

5. Ready- Alessia Cara

6. OMG- Gryffin, Carly Rae Jepsen

7. All For Us- Labrinth, Zendaya

8. Move On- AJ Mitchell

9. OKAY OKAY- Alessia Cara

10. What Do I Do?- Georgia Ku

11. What Do I Do? (Acoustic)- Georgia Ku

12. Kiss Me- Lola Jane

13. Doing Yoga- Kazy Lambist

14. Comethru- Jeremy Zucker

15. Summer Fade- Snakeships, Anna of the North

16. Baby I Know- Sam DeRosa

17. Out of My Hands- SHY Martin

18. OK (Anxiety Anthem)- Mabel

19. Doing To Me- Astrid S

20. Left Me Yet- Daya

21. Good Thing- Zedd, Kehlani

22. I Can't Stop Me- Sabrina Carpenter, Saweetie

23. Worst of You- Maisie Peters

24. Devil's in the Backseat- Lostboycrow

25. Friends Go- Maggie Lindemann

26. I Miss Myself (Acoustic)- NOTD, HRVY

27. Big Plans- Why Don't We

28. Harder- Jax Jones, Bebe Rexha

29. Shotgun- George Ezra

30. Like I Love You- Lost Frequencies, The NGHBRS

31. Reste- Maitre Gims, Sting (I think I heard this song in Morocco)

32. Like That- Bea Miller

33. Graveyard- Halsey

34. Own It- Stormzy, Burna Boy, Ed Sheeran

35. Maniac- Conan Gray

36. Make the Move- Chris James

37. G Love- Krept & Konan, WizKid (I might've heard this song in Ireland)

38. I Need You- M83

39. Another Love (Zwette Edit)- Tom Odell, Zwette

40. Free (With Drew Love)- Louis The Child, Drew Love

41. Mission Control- Knox Hamilton (Props to Jade who had this song for one of her travel videos)

Which songs caught your attention?


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