Today's song of the day is by indie rock group Youngblood Hawke. It has so much energy and spirit to it. It is a really fun song and the background of the chorus kind of sounds like "Save The World" by Swedish House Mafia. They integrate other kids' voices really well in the background, and the music makes you feel pumped and ready to take on the world. Today's instrumental song of the day is something someone made t home and posted on YouTube. It is really good, and has a steady rhythmic beat and it maintains energy throughout the whole thing. The guy who created it is Trevor Newton, and this is his first song, I was impressed when I heard it because it is really good for a first timer I hope you enjoy and please feel free to comment!



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