Whether Spring Break plans include lounging on the beach, an adventurous family vacation or relaxing at home, music is always an essential way to appreciate some time away from school.

Each member of the EHS-hub staff has chosen a song to share on this playlist. Whether a featured song is an old favorite or a new number-one, everyone should find a music selection to enjoy during break.

• “Angel” by Shaggy & Rayvon on the album “Hot Shot“

contributed by Forrest Nettles, online community manager

• “Best Day of My Life” by American Authors on the album “Oh, What A Life”

contributed by Lizzie Darrow, writer

• “Classic” by MKTO on the album “MKTO“

contributed by Kyle Dudley, digital media staff member

• “Cop Car” by Keith Urban on the album “Fuse”

contributed by Nick Hoeflinger, digital media staff member

• “Days of Gold” by Jake Owen on the album “Days of Gold”

contributed by Natalie Hinds, opinions writer

• “Float On” by Modest Mouse on the album “Good News for People who Love Bad News”

contributed by Christian Henry, digital media staff member

• “Flower”  by Moby on the album “Play & Play: B Sides“

contributed by Craig White, digital media editor-in-chief

• “Harlem” by New Politics on the album “A Bad Girl in Harlem“

contributed by Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief

• “Hesher” by Wallpaper on the album “Ricky Reed Is Real”

contributed by Taylor Balleau, feature writer

• “Holly” by Nick Waterhouse on the album “Holly”

contributed by Connor Mondschein, ads manager

• “Knee Deep” ft. Jimmy Buffett by Zac Brown Band on the album “You Get What You Give”

contributed by Jon Hoeflinger, sports center manager

• “Ocean Man” by Ween on the album “The Mollusk”

contributed by Mrs. Elisha Strecker, adviser

• “Paranoid” ft. B.o.B a single by Ty Dolla $ign

contributed by Katie Rippe, photo editor

• “Pompeii” by Bastille on the album “Bad Blood“

contributed by Rachel Trujillo, online editor

Links lead to iTunes for an easy way to preview the song and purchase

With an assortment of songs as random and contrasting as the Hub staff, we hope there is a song for every Spring Break situation.