Sounds of Anglica

There are quite a few things that make Anglica’s parties worth going to: great people, drinks, room temperature food, games and - of course - fantastic music. Bangers after bangers.

So I decided to go on a journey to discover the true sounds of Anglica - songs that remind fellow Anglicans of the organization, the people and the events and also songs that they consider their own theme songs.

The results may surprise you (although, they also may not).

What songs remind you of Anglica?

Here are a few songs that got singular mentions:

Sweet Caroline

I Wanna Dance With Somebody

Metro Spider

Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! ( A Man After Midnight)

God Save The King

Life Is A Highway

And, finally, here’s the top 3.

In 3rd place, we have Africa by Toto A true Anglica singalong classic In 2nd place, we have Hittiputki A guaranteed way to get people on the dancefloor for almost ten minutes In 1st place, It’s Kylie by Akcent. It was always going to be Kylie, wasn’t it? It demolished all other competitors.

It wasn’t even close. How could I put the sheer cultural impact of Kylie in just a few words? It’s an infectious, incredibly catchy dance pop tune and participating in the choreography during the chorus along with your friends is a blast

It’s an absolute anthem, and according to several fellow Anglicans, it’s the song that brings about the spirit of Anglica.

Anglican Theme Songs

Listed below are a few songs that Anglicans named as their personal theme songs. Slap them on your May Day playlists and maybe even try to guess who named which song!

ABBA - If It Wasn’t For The Nights Red Hot Chili Peppers - Go Robot

Pat the Bunny - Song For A Netflix Account Jeff Buckley - Grace

Ruusut - Tuuli Puhaltaa Ramses II - Villieläin

One Direction - What Makes You Beautiful Every Avenue - Tell Me I’m A Wreck

Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody ABBA - Why Did It Have To Be Me

Smash Mouth - All Star Philip Bailey & Phil Collins - Easy Lover