3 Fourth-Wave Emo Songs That Belong on Your Fall Playlist
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3 Fourth-Wave Emo Songs That Belong on Your Fall Playlist
Since it’s October and the fall season is officially here, you need to add these fourth-wave emo songs to your fall playlist.
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At the end of the 2000s and well into the 2010s, the fourth wave of emo took the genre back a few decades. Where 2000s emo invaded the mainstream and became more commercialized than before, fourth-wave emo bands reverted to elements of second-wave emo in the 90s, and even elements of the 80s first-wave emo. As the leaves change and fall to the ground with a cool breeze ahead of winter, here are 3 fourth-wave emo songs that belong on your fall playlist this year.
“Right Through” by Citizen
On the first listen, you’ll instantly discover why this song fits your fall playlist. The pre-chorus states, “And I know that it gets colder at this time of year / And I know that it gets colder when the lies fly by”. Later in the track, the full band joins in chanting these lines together........
