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Imagine Dragons performing “Warriors,” an anthemic rock song about resilience and strength

10 top alternative music songs led by Imagine Dragons and Ray LaMontagne

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  1. Imagine Dragons – Warriors
  2. Ray LaMontagne – Part One – Hey, No Pressure
  3. Imagine Dragons – Radioactive
  4. Mumford & Sons – Ditmas
  5. Coleman Hell – 2 Heads
  6. Leon Bridges – Smooth Sailin’
  7. Death Cab for Cutie – The Ghosts of Beverly Drive
  8. Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats – Look It Here
  9. Alt-J – Left Hand Free
  10. Kurt Vile – Pretty Pimpin

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