Arts & Culture

Songs to make soup to

With daylight savings and two snow storms in the same week, spring is giving us some mixed signals. Whether you’re studying, browsing the Osheaga lineup or making soup, here are some cozy Canadian tunes to help you through the last few weeks of winter. Scan the QR code below for a link to the playlist on Spotify!

Yellow Bird – Ben Stevenson

Song for You – Rhye

KIDS – Milk & Bone

Runnin’ (feat. Busty and

the Bass) – Free n Losh

Coastline – Geoffroy

9 to 5 – Harrison Brome

Machine – TENDER

L’amour – Karim Ouellet

Way With Words – Bahamas

Please – Rhye

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The Argosy is the independent student journal of news, opinion, and the arts. Our content is written, edited, and funded by the students of Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick.

I am a fourth-year English major from Halifax, NS. This is my second year as Co-Editor-in-Chief and third year on The Argosy team. The Argosy has been the highlight of my time at Mt. A. I look forward to sharing more stories and making lasting memories with the wonderful team of students at The Argosy this year.

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