Sunrise Mood: 6 Britpop Songs to Kickstart Your Day


Listening to music in the morning can be a good thing you can do. Such a routine can create a good atmosphere in the morning, leading to improving your mood and preventing you from stress and anxiety. Thus, this morning routine can be a great way to start your day, and to help you get used to this routine, we have made a list of Britpop song recommendations for you. Let’s figure it out!

1. "Country House" by Blur
Trust me, you will feel like you want to jump out of bed due to this song. This Blur’s work is appealing to hear as if it were a magnet that can pull the ears. With cleverly written words in the lyrics plus a cheerful musical vibe, the song can put a smile on your face, making it one of many songs you must listen to in the morning.

2. "Disco 2000" by Pulp
Listening to the song Disco 2000 can make you feel like you have been transported by a time machine back to the Britpop era of the 90s because the vibe is so nostalgic. Its funky rhythm accompanying the sing-along chorus seems to take you to a happy time, making this song one of the best choices in the morning.

3. "Wonderwall" by Oasis
When you play Wonderwall by Oasis, you will feel calm in your body due to its catchy melodies and deeply emotive lyrics. Moreover, the upbeat rhythm and the guitar riff that are memorable and appealing to the ears can create a positive atmosphere in the morning, making it a perfect pick to kickstart your day.

4. "The Universal" by Blur
This ballad from Blur can create a source of inspiration for you. One of the tracks on the album The Great Escape is an in-depth exploration of human life in a chaotic world. With its poetic lyrics plus slow to high beats, this soundtrack is quite perfect as an introspection in the morning. When you listen to it, you will feel as if the song is encouraging you to see clarity for the day ahead.

5. "Common People" by Pulp
Imagine that your morning routine—sipping a cup of coffee, is accompanied by this perfect song from Pulp. The rhythm is so infectious that it awakens something inside you. The lyrics are so thought-provoking that you feel a spark of rebellion as if you are determined to make your mark on the world. That's the impact you will feel when you hear this song, making Common People one of the best choices to start your day.

6. "Alright" by Supergrass
Enjoy your morning with this Supergrass' song. Let the pleasant vibes and sing-along chorus of this song create a morning atmosphere full of happiness. A smile on your face with feelings of optimism and excitement is what you will feel when you listen to this song, making it the best soundtrack to start your day.

Kickstart your day with the complete playlist on my Spotify. Click the link below to boost your mood and discover your new favorite tracks!
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/31goYRf4R0eZMqvXlqNNvp?si=448ab3fe33d64570






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