“My Blueberry Life” by Current Joys

Sounds like the kind of song that plays when you’re hanging out with someone and you’re not sure when you will get to see them again

“Sunflower Seeds” by The Orielles

To keep this hidden gem hidden, tempting as it may, would ultimately go against everything we stand for! Sounds like summer.

“Cómo viene tu amor” by Sofia Campos

“El punk tierno no ha muerto”

“Please Don’t Ruin This For Me” by Tennis

As good as the original recording is of this song, this live version seems to take the cake for both myself and (at least) 5 other commenters on this video. So basically the mass majority!

“LDN” by Lily Allen

"Hi. Um, I'm just wondering, have you got any kind of like sort of punky electronica kind of grime, kind of like new-wave-grime, but kind of maybe like more broken beats, like kind of dubby broken beats, but a little bit kind of soulful, but kind of drum-and-bassy, but kind of more broken drum-and-bass, like kind of broken beats, like break beat kind of broken drum-and-bass, kind of---Do you know what I mean? No?"

“Sogni Ancora” by Piero Piccioni

The kind of song that could only be made by someone with a name like Piero Piccioni. This song is part of a soundtrack for an old Italian film called “La Parmigiana” (1963).

“Ear 2 Ear” by Anaia

Pronounced uh-NAY-uh, the Philadelphia based artist is on what we in show-biz refer to as '“the up n up”. This is my favorite song by her thus far but I don’t doubt that the best is still yet to come. Major Weezer vibes on this one

“Short Skirt/Long Jacket” by CAKE

Released in 2001 on the cult classic “Comfort Eagle”, this song is a prime example of the bands willingness to experiment and do things like pair horns with rap bars and a wicked bass line. The music video for this song is also great and in my opinion was ahead of its time. If an artist used the same concept today, it would not seem outdated at all. In fact, I think it would receive quite a bit of praise for being innovative. CAKE did it first, pal!

“Adult Diversion” by Alvvays

What is there to say about this great band that hasn’t already been said about the Pieta or the Palace of Versailles? Alvvays seem to have mastered the art of making music that evokes memories of a summer spent wasting the days away with your favorite people. This song, as well as many others from the band, are a great example of what timeless music sounds like.

“Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey” by Paul & Linda McCartney

I could go on and on about how great this song is, but I think I’ll leave it to the ever so eloquent @russbeard3665 who left a very well written comment on the video. “This song is an unbelievable achievement... it is to the ears what a Salvador Dali painting is to the eyes... complex yet simple, totally majestic around one corner and whimsical around the next. The time changes, arrangement and melody are simply brilliant.” (Youtube)