10 Songs To Listen To On A Sunny Fall Day

Jason Harwell
My name is Jason.
I'm a father of two, husband of one, and I live in Athens, Ga.
Over the past few years, I released a few albums (some pretty good and others not so pretty good), ran a nonprofit recording company, and saw a lot of the country. Nowadays, I'm trying to learn how to embrace my own weakness and live a life that's much more "analog." I also have a few part-time jobs.
I'm still writing "solo" music that I hope will see the light of day sometime soon, but when I feel the need to really rock & roll, I do so with a band called the Warm Fuzzies. I've also been trying to start a supergroup with my daughter, but we've got some "creative differences" we can't seem to tackle.
Such is life, I reckon.

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10 Songs to listen to on a sunny fall day (in no particular order):

"Angels of the Silences," Counting Crows

"The World Has Turned and Left Me Here," Weezer

"Start With," Seaweed

"The Sound of Settling," Death Cab for Cutie

"Dakota," Stereophonics

"Rock The Casbah," The Clash

"Sucked Out," Superdrag

"Tom's Diner," Suzanne Vega

"When You Were Young," The Killers

"Mexico," Jump Little Children

When I write it down, I realize how much I love 90s music. But do I love 90s music for the music, or is it that maybe I love 90s stuff because it was all happening when I really got into music? I don't know.

And for some reason I feel like I should say that I don't really like the Killers. But that song is, well, killer.

Happy fall, internet.

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