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Ocean City is a song from Kurt Vile’s Square Shells EP. The Pogues’ frontman Shane MacGowan’s Irish twang is a perfect fit for the Fallout franchise. Maybe it’s something about the journey, or perhaps it’s the lingering nostalgia that’s so often imbued in folk music; either way, here are 10 folk songs that I think would lend themselves well to a Fallout 76 playlist, which you can listen to as you wait for the game to be released next month. Sixteen Tons Tennessee Ernie Ford • Sixteen Tons. 76 - Enjoy one of the few positive aspects that Fallout 76 had to offer. But it all has to have that Ink Spots type tone that feels right in that Fallout way," Senior Vice President of Global Marketing and Communications Pete Hines told Newsweek. It's the possibility that makes it so great. Affiliate Disclosure: Evolve Media LLC, and its owned and operated websites may receive a small commission from the proceeds of any product(s) sold through affiliate and direct partner links. I am a HUGE fan of the music in Fallout. From Maybe by The Ink Pots to Easy Living by Billie Holiday, Fallout games have always featured fantastic music.

This makes it seem like something from long ago, and its heavy lyrics resonate with a sort of forgotten wisdom. Here are some of the new songs that you’ll hear on the radio in Fallout 76. This is the kind of song that would keep the Lone Wanderer in high spirits as he traversed the desolate and barren Wasteland. It’s really great and you need to tune in.

I find it helps my sense of immersion, like the world of Fallout is actually real, somehow.