February curated playlist

Kaitlin Ryan

This month’s playlist is full of feel-good beats and trickling lyrical romance. It’s folk-rock with a touch of pop. Sit back and enjoy this loved-up playlist.

Ella Schuellerman, Arts & Life Editor
Feb 11, 2021

Why are the majority of the songs about love? Maybe because the feeling of love is one of the most instinctual, raw emotions people feel. Love can be messy, it can keep you up at night, it can be the most euphoric feeling people experience. Playing the perfect love-themed playlist this weekend is a romantic way to channel more of that energy for yourself or to share it with someone else. Enjoy February’s curated playlist, lovebirds:

“Conversations In The Dark” by John Legend

“London, After the Rain” by High Highs

“Godspeed” by Frank Ocean

“TRUE” by SYML

“Sweetly” by The Show Ponies

“Too Good” by Arlo Parks

“Mean It” by Lauv and LANY

“Northern Wind” by City and Colour

“Push Me” by Moglii and Panama

“Arms Tonite” by Mother Mother

“Unknown Legend Girl” by Ethansroom

“Bulletproof Weeks” by Matt Nathanson

“The Bones” by Maren Morris and Hozier

“Jumper” by Kina Grannis

“Jealous” by Eyedress

“Lover” by Taylor Swift

“Last July” by Trey Gruber

“New Flesh” by Current Joy

“Sigh No More” by Mumford & Sons

“Wait a Minute!” by WILLOW

“Better” by Khalid

“Love Song” by Tesla

“First Day of My Life” by Bright Eyes

“And the Boys” by Angus & Julia Stone

“Groovy Kind of Love” by Phil Collins

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Ella Schuellerman, Arts & Life Editor

Meet Ella Schuellerman, our Arts & Lifestyle Editor of The Carroll News. Ella is a Communication major with a focus of Integrated Marketing and a Business minor of Entrepreneurship. Graduating in Spring of 2021, Ella exemplifies what it means to accomplish anything you put your mind to. Ella began writing for The Carroll News as a staff reporter in 2017 and by the end of the school year rose to Arts & Lifestyle Editor.

In addition to her marketing, digital media, creative writing, entrepreneurship, and innovative work, Ella has studied multiple visual arts. In 2019, Ella studied abroad at Regents University London and lived right in the heart of Regents Park. During that semester, she studied photography, film, media, design and fashion, learning directly from mentors who have worked in The Arts for decades.

In addition to her nearly three years at The Carroll News, some of her favorite jobs included her time as an Experience Manufacturer and Vendor Coordinator for the Cleveland Flea (2018-2019) and the Marketing and Branding Intern for the Tim Russert Department of Communication (2019). Her newest endeavor is writing a book about normalizing normal bodies and the lifetime struggle women experience accepting themselves, set to publish in Spring 2021.

Originally from Hudson, Ohio, Ella commends her love for writing from her parents Pam and Dave Schuellerman. She looks up to her younger siblings Calvin, Henry and Cara as her biggest motivators. If Ella is not spending time writing or working, you can find her hitting up a local coffee shop or supporting local businesses. Her favorite way to spend a Saturday in Cleveland is with some ice coffee, strolling through a farmers market, a hike and ending the day with some Mitchell's Ice Cream.

You can contact Ella at [email protected]

Kaitlin Ryan, Arts & Life Editor

Kaitlin Ryan '22 hails from rural Ohio and carries a dream of working as a copywriter. She has been writing her entire life, so joining The Carroll News her freshman year just made sense. Four years and many amazing experiences later, she is now the Arts & Life Editor for her final semester at John Carroll. Kaitlin loves writing for The Carroll News because of the talented staff and the ability to interview and connect with local business owners and interesting individuals. She loves podcasts, watercolor paintings, talking walks and trying new teas.

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