If You Aren't Listening to Cavetown Right Now, What Are You Even Doing?

If you've ever been confused about yourself, about what you're doing, about how you're acting, then you will probably relate to "Fool." Throughout the song, Robin explains that he's a fool for "chasing after nothing great," which is something I've done too many times to count.

This is probably my favourite breakup song ever. "Green" encapsulates everything a breakup is — the guilt, the loneliness caused by the absence of another person, and the desire you have to check up on them and make sure they're doing OK.

If I had to describe this song in one word, it would easily be "wholesome." The love song serves as a reminder to show your friends unconditional love and support them at all times.

"Devil Town" makes the list because it reminds me that no matter how trapped I feel in a situation, I can always make it out. The rendition I included is a little slower than the original version of the song, but both versions are enjoyable.

"Telescope" is one of those songs I play when I really need to unwind from the day. Its simple lyrics matched with the dreamy strums of the guitar transport me to a world of bliss and comfort.

This song describes the overwhelming feelings of anxiety that often come right before falling asleep at night. "I'll Make Cereal" reminds me that though my world might seem like it's falling apart in the wee hours of the night, the morning will shed a different light on the situation and I'll see my anxious thoughts for what they really are.

Cavetown is one of those artists who truly treats each song as a confessional, and "This Is Home" proves that. Throughout the song, he gets more and more vulnerable with himself and his audience, opening up as the lyrics spill out from him. For me, this song highlights what it means to be an artist that connects with their audience, and it makes me appreciate Cavetown even more.

This is the track that Cavetown named his album Lemon Boy after, and rightfully so. The upbeat lyrics and tune of the song make it enjoyable for anyone to listen to, and it easily takes a spot on my favourites list.