There is something undeniably cozy about a coffeehouse in fall. Even if the only café you visit this semester is the Campus Grind, this playlist is chock-full of songs to create a coffee shop vibe anywhere you go.

“Falling in Love at a Coffee Shop” – Landon Pigg

The heartfelt lyrics and acoustic strings of this adorable coffee shop composition provide the perfect background sound for falling in love over a latte.

“Coffee & Cigarettes” – Augustana

Despite its heavy topic matter, the velvet smooth vocals of lead singer Dan Layus somehow manage to make this track tranquil. Sounds best whilst drinking a warm cup of your favorite brew.

“Reasons to Run” – Shane Anderson

It’s the perfect background music for studying in a cozy corner of the library, or at Starbucks. Florida based singer-songwriter Shane Anderson shows off his poetic prowess with poignant, genuine lyrics. This song from his acoustic album is instantly relaxing and intricately woven.

“The Coffee Song” – Frank Sinatra

If singer-songwriters aren’t your cup of Joe, try this ritzy track dedicated entirely to the brew-tiful beverage that is coffee. Just don’t take the song’s suggestion of creating coffee ketchup literally # that could cause a latte problems.

“ABC Café / Red & Black” – Les Miserables Soundtrack

If you’ve ever wanted to hear French revolutionaries burst into song in the context of a coffee shop, here’s your chance. “Red & Black” is arguably one of the most moving tracks from the Les Miserables soundtrack. Check out the second song sung in the ABC Café, “Empty Chairs at Empty Tables,” for more listening.

“Second Chances” – Gregory Alan Isakov

Besides possessing one of the best monikers in the universe, Gregory Alan offers an upbeat look at life with a casual, folky feel. “Second Chances” sounds like how a pumpkin spice latte tastes.

“Coffee” – Copeland

This song’s slow pace mimics the lazy stroll of someone striding into his or her favorite coffee shop after a long day. Just don’t listen to it too late at night or you will be slowly lulled into a decaffeinated slumber by its simplistic, café vibes.

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