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The whisper of spring in Texas is coming to a close, the weather is heating up, and a likely unforgiving summer is on the horizon. Whether you plan on spending it posted up with your friends at White Rock Lake, taking scenic drives up to Broken Bow for weekend getaways, or just throwing back a couple of cold ones at a Dallas brewery, you\u2019ll need a killer soundtrack<\/a> to tie to the memories you\u2019re making.<\/p>\n Sure, Drake dropped three very mid albums on one night <\/a>that can keep you busy for a while, but why not go for something a little more bespoke and a lot more local? To assist, we have compiled a list of 10 tracks, all from local artists, in no particular order, that you should have on rotation this summer. Give them a listen and show some much-deserved love to homegrown musicians.<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cGirl on the Run\u201d by Vandoliers<\/strong><\/p>\n If you\u2019re ready to soak up some sun far away from Texas, the Vandoliers\u2019 newest release should be blasting from your speakers when you cross the county line. Frontwoman Jenni Rose is never afraid of making big, anthemic declarations in her music, and \u201cGirl on the Run\u201d is no exception. It\u2019s all about living in (and leaving) a state that contests your right to exist; a sonic shot of adrenaline if you\u2019re an ally and a defiant slap in the face if you\u2019re not.<\/p>\n