Best bit: When Davido breaks it down after the first chorus with the fanfare in the background. Best bit: Vylan planting his flag in his home turf as he spits: “Neighbours called me n***** / Told me to go back to my own country / Said since we arrived this place has got so ugly / But this is my fucking country / And it’s never been fucking lovely.” AT. It’s called swagger, damn it. How this song is so eerily prescient: “We’re on a rollercoaster stuck on its loop-de-loop / ‘Cause what we did one day on a whim has slowly become all we do.” All Kev is missing is a line about Zoom mishaps and baking banana bread, and it’d be the inadvertent lockdown anthem for this rotten year. The world's defining voice in music and pop culture since 1952. The thrill of Rina Sawayama’s ‘XS’ wasn’t just its roaring maximalism, which paired raucous nu-metal influences with glossy R&B pop, but how profoundly audacious it was. Posted on November 26, 2020. Released amid the renewed energy behind the Black Lives Matter movement, it’s little surprise that Kanye’s contribution to the cause should be vital, energetic, artistic and, with its electrifying ‘Yeezus’-era sound and lacerating biblical imagery, quite devastating. SW. RTJ roared back into life in 2020, packing a powerful, politically charged punch with their deservedly acclaimed ‘RTJ4’ album. Best bit: The appreciative lyrical nods to Doja’s rap contemporaries Nicki Minaj and Megan Thee Stallion – classy. TOP 100 Songs of 2021 (Best Hit Music Playlist) By redmusiccompany. Doja Cat, "Say So" The disco-pop revival of 2020 was led in part by Doja Cat’s funky … “We created something phenomenal, don’t you agree?” she asked. These are the songs that loved us back in a year that we really needed it. It’s the midway point of a year dominated by the global COVID-19 pandemic and the push to end systemic racism. The song dropped weeks into a worldwide quarantine, a time when reality began to truly set in for everyone — that the things we love, the things we cherish, and the things we take for granted will be at our fingertips (or, rather, six feet away) until further noticed. Billie has never needed your approval, and she certainly doesn’t now. Put this song in the credits of a coming-of-age film. –Michael Roffman, Sounds Like: What could easily be the plot of the next Academy Award-winning coming-of-age film, Key Lyric: “Back then I didn’t know what potential meant but/ Shameika wasn’t gentle and she wasn’t my friend/ But she got through to me and I’ll never see her again”, Why It Matters: It’s hard not to picture a young, middle school-aged Fiona Apple, big blue eyes and all, while listening to this jaunty track. EK. Best bit: That mangled-vocal hook – it’s just automatically unmistakable and iconic. –Matt Melis, Sounds Like: Snaps after the heaviest poetry reading ever, Key Lyric: “I drink the poison right from your hands”, Why It Matters: Fans who’ve been waiting for more Deftones tunes like “Elite” or “Rocket Skates” have reasons to rejoice: Ohms is the most mosh-friendly album the band’s written since the ’90s. We don't yet know what 2021 holds, but we are excited to learn even more wonderful worship songs note-for-note. Pop Smoke Featuring 50 Cent & Roddy Ricch TS. Drake - "Laugh Now, Cry Later" (Feat. Decade-End Top Artists; Decade-End Top … The video, like the song, showcases Jamila stripping down to her interior — the part that no one sees, rejecting the confining ideas of identity. Yves Tumor acknowledges that lack of simplicity with “Gospel for a New Century”, both in their twisted, torn lyrics and the frenzied composition. Charli’s lockdown album ‘How I’m Feeling Now’, debut album ‘What Could Possibly Go Wrong’. Driven by Hooky’s signature wandering bass, the elegiac ‘Aries’ came on like Damon Albarn’s love-letter to the Manchester group – right down to the nervy drum machine, plangent vocals and gnomic lyrics, hit the requisite mournful/euphoric sweet spot. Share. Arguably the pick of the bunch on the record is ‘JU$T’, which saw Killer Mike and El-P linking up once again with Rage Against The Machine’s legendary shouter-in-chief Zack de la Rocha (“the unofficial third member of Run The Jewels,” El-P declared recently) and inviting Pharrell along for the ride – not a bad line-up, right? Moving fluently between Japanese and English, she punctuates her phrases with onomatopoeic syllables, never “shooting a gun” when she can “brrrt brrrt” instead. Time For MyselfJosefine • Time For Myself. By X96. Top 50 Pop Hits of April 2021 (Pop Songs Playlist) By Redlist Playlists. “Either way / I’ll find a new place to be from,” Bridgers sang, waving goodbye to her haunted house. “Do you remember we were standing here a year ago?” Kevin Parker asked, adding that “if there was trouble in the world, we didn’t know“. Top Songs 2020 - New Popular Songs 2020 - Billboard Top 50 This Week 2020Thanks for watching. And that means one thing — the return of our annual Top Tracks countdown! Gentle flourishes of guitar framed Parks’ struggle to keep an unwell friend above water: “Sometimes it seems like you won’t survive this / And, honestly, it’s terrifying.” In a year where isolation and uncertainty have affected us all, ‘Black Dog’ was the kind of song to spark all kinds of life-saving conversations or, at the very least, lend a hand of comfort to those who know all too well what it’s like to have darkness nipping at your heels. A much-needed and revitalising shot in the arm, ‘iPhone’ went the extra mile to prove just how versatile Rico is. Best bit: That first hypnotic pre-chorus of “I’ll be the one, be the moon, be the sun, be the rain in your song, go and put that record on” – it’s some of Grohl’s finest lyrics matched by Taylor Hawkins’ best drumming. –Michael Roffman, Click ahead for an exclusive Spotify playlist of our Top 50 Songs of 2020…, Heavy Consequence Staff February 10, 2021, Heavy Consequence Staff January 26, 2021, Heavy Consequence Staff January 24, 2021, Pete Davidson to Play Joey Ramone in Netflix Biopic I Slept With Joey Ramone, R.I.P. Best bit: For all the track’s righteousness, it was joyful to hear Kanye’s sense of humour intact when he claimed that record labels, afraid of his outspokenness, are “tryna sign a calm Ye”. Whether it was RM’s assurances that he’d “got the medicine so you should keep your eyes on the ball” or its ridiculously catchy chorus, this disco-pop belter provided the perfect recipe for blasting away the blues, each play serving up the same mood-flipping power as the first time you heard it. It’s a highway marauder, sent from a distant wasteland, and Carpenter never stops grooving. Remember those? All I know is that as dark and bleak as 2020 felt, the songs that found their way onto my playlists and into my ears and heart helped keep hope alive, and if that’s not music loving us back, I’m not sure what is. 2020 Year-End Boxscore; Google's Top Hummed Songs 2020; All Year-End Charts; DECADE-END . –Ben Kaye, Sounds Like: The rap banger that dunked the heads of other rap bangers in the toilet, Key Lyric: “Fuck is you sayin/ You know my name/ Better duck when I bang”, Why It Rules: Okinawan rapper Awich has an appreciation of the way words sound that seems reserved for the truly bilingual. Sports Team are at their best when they set cutting, sardonic lyrics over joyous, moshpit-ready indie, and ‘Here’s The Thing’ has it all. These Are The TOP 50 Most Popular Songs Of 2020 Based On Gaon’s Digital Charts. It’s a rallying war song in the spirit of anti-war, with possibly the sickest drum fill of the year. Just let go and groove. As I get older, I start to suspect that I’m somewhat full of shit. MeleğimSoolking, Dadju • Vintage. SW. Chance The Rapper)Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper • Holy. The song calls out how women may have to adopt male behaviors (and often the more obnoxious ones) in order to succeed in some situations, and if they can’t or won’t be “one of the boys,” they get labeled a “bitch.” Here, Sawayama repurposes that insult by taking matters to the dance floor where “bitch” can be a term of empowerment and women can have the same confidence as “the boys” without all the BS that comes along with it. Until this year, you might have thought The Alchemist, Freddie Gibbs, and Rick Ross lived on different planets, but “Scottie Beam” doesn’t just tie them together; it brings out the best in each of them. SM. –Annie Black, Sounds Like: A historical journey across generations that leads to many places including Kamala Harris in the West Wing, Key Lyric: “Put your fist up in the air/ Show Black love (Show Black love)/ Motherland drip on me/ Motherland, Motherland drip on me”, Why It Matters: Not often viewed as an overtly political artist, “Black Parade” finds Beyoncé getting out and doing her part to inspire change. Some might call it terrifying — particularly if heard alongside the music video from director Isamaya Ffrench — but that’s exactly what romance is, especially when it falls apart. “Baby Pluto” isn’t just the first glimpse of the spaceship; it’s an epic journey all on its own. 2. The anger in Joe Talbot’s lyrics is palpable, but he’s pissed off for peace. Top 50 Shag Songs 2016. Put this song as the pre-encore closer of the setlist when BTS is able to tour again. As so many are locked away, stewing in rage, Stipe’s call for love has never felt more timely. Eddie Vedder is in top form at the mic, surfing over a bed of crunchy power pop that would make Robin Zander blush. “Here I come on my throne, sittin’ high/ Follow my parade, oh, my parade,” Beyoncé attributes to a Black mother. Freddie Gibbs sets himself against this softness, with philosophical and violent lyrics whose sharpness cuts through the dreamy haze. SM. Flash forward to 2020, and those words still ring in Fiona’s ears. “Holy Spirit come down,” he implores, “we need you now,” offsetting the divine with the filth and the fury keeping us bogged down here on planet Earth. And you did. Disjointed and driven by gargling basslines and sharp synths, ‘iPhone’ was a fearless statement of her individualism, fiercely setting her apart from the current rap scene. Email. As it is, John Cale’s softly spoken vocal – delivered over seven minutes of Rhuddlan-born Kelly Lee Owens’ soothing techno-pop – was already enough to evoke images of lush, green valleys and damp country walks. EH. Sounds Like: A Los Angeles dance floor from an alternate 2020 when we can actually go out dancing and not stay home watching people dance on YouTube from 2019. “How long ’til my body is safe?” Perfume Genius asked, adding “how long ’til this heart isn’t mine?” before finally insisting: “I just want him in my arms.”, Best bit: The closing moments – winding down from pulsing ’80s odd-pop to twinkling melancholy – feel like the lights flooding on at the end of a night out. “She was a stunner and I am stunned,” he screams, and, well, the feeling’s mutual pal. Best bit: When sorrow is trumped by community in its chorus: “If you fall apart, then I’m falling behind you” – just the tonic. You know, the whole can’t stop, won’t stop swagger she turned into a motive for millennials way, way back in 2013. 2020 Year-End Boxscore; Google's Top Hummed Songs 2020; All Year-End Charts; DECADE-END . The first track from what Dave Grohl describes as a “fucking weird” tenth album, it saw the Foos trading stadium-slaying riffs for intricate drum beats, funk-laden melodies and a rare touch of subtlety. In a comical look at what a man will do to impress a woman at all costs, including breaking out his, you guessed it, anime-inspired durag, Thundercat manages to both make us chuckle and consider the insecurities behind such gestures all while laying down some of the funkiest bass and smoothest harmonies of the year. However, ‘People, I’ve Been Sad’ also stood tall on its own as an ode to Christine’s stunning emotional power. Hell, she’s even got the White House all riled up. 81. But I think I’ll feel the same even after the dust settles and we hopefully find ourselves in healthier and more just and equitable times. The song focuses less on politics (though she cites police brutality and other issues) and more on celebrating what it means to be Black and all the pride that comes with that history (or her-story) and its various traditions. EH. This is played out perfectly in the track’s music video, where Touché Amoré invited friends and fellow musicians to film themselves with their loved ones, and it’s hard not to tear up while watching. There are lows, obviously, but also intense highs, magnified by the vacuum in which we currently live. A sparse, juddering beat, an artfully deployed sample of Frank Ski’s 1992 Baltimore club staple ‘Whores In This House’ and the dual talents of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion – there really were no added frills to be found on ‘WAP’. The result is one of the year’s most visceral musical experiences. 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Best bit: That fizzing riff that catapults you into the heart of ’90s alt-rock, but still feels gloriously fresh. –Lake Schatz, Sounds Like: Dropping whatever you’re doing and taking a much-needed dance break, Key Lyric: “Oh my life/ What a pitiful thing to hear/ It’s a phrase so funny/ When it’s spoken so sincere”, Why It Matters: “Complainer” is a track for everyone who likes to pretend everything is terrible, when things are, as Choir Boy frontman Adam Klopp effortlessly sings in his signature too-beautiful-for-this-world voice, “not that bad.” More so, it’s a song where we’re allotted a 3:38 pause on the stress of life to stop whatever we’re doing and dance, particularly now, when life really is that bad. RD. Users who liked this track allainkellie@gmail.com. Lil Durk) .......................................................... baby! “Didn’t Fix Me” is easily their best example of this since “A Little Bit of Everything” off 2011’s Nothing Is Wrong. No one is more suited to transmute that tender emotion into song than Future Islands. 2 last week. These are the most popular songs from 2020. Take a look at the biggest pop songs of the year below. It’s yet another ugly consequence of this devilish and archaic little thing called patriarchy.) Points are awarded to songs for the number of downloads and streams they accumulate throughout the year: more points means more downloads and streams. All of us were homesick for simpler times this year, but like the track suggests, you can’t ever really go “home,” and you really don’t want to. So it is with Michael Stipe, the longtime orator of R.E.M. The Weeknd - "Blinding Lights" Harry Styles - "Adore You" Dua Lipa - "Don’t Start Now" Post Malone - "Circles" blackbear - "Hot Girl Bummer" Doja Cat - "Say So" Dua Lipa - "Break My Heart" Best Friend (feat. While the song is technically about band member Natalie Maines’ divorce, the chorus could be about any man, which for many of us can be supremely relatable. –Lake Schatz, Sounds Like: Strutting in your best outfit, owning the patriarchy, Key Lyric: “I’m a boss, I’m a leader/ I pull up in my two-seater/ And my mama was a savage, ni**a, got this shit from Tina [Knowles]”, Why It Matters: When Megan Thee Stallion released the original “Savage” on her Suga EP earlier this year, it instantly became a TikTok hit. JB, Coloured with frustration, ‘The Steps’ found HAIM fighting to make a relationship work. The standalone single felt aligned with some of her heavier material melodically and had plenty of bite in her existential musings about fake friends, intrusive tabloids and haters at large. So, when Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion do just that, and in great graphic detail, it’s actually more than just a fleeting, viral pop culture moment. Eternal Atake is almost a concept album, with recurring sketches that seem to imply an abduction and interstellar adventure. Tragedy and frustration that keeps piling on can definitely cloud our vision or color our window on the world. EH. In the case of Hadreas, it’s the intoxication of a crush that takes over his life and turns into obsession, but as the singer explains, the song is more about the possibility of something like love and how it impacts us in profound ways. Best bit: The first few seconds here that shine the brightest – that riff is like the first sip of your favourite tipple on the first day of summer. Released months before the tragic killing of George Floyd and the wave of global protests for racial equality that it inspired, ‘We Live Here’ from London punk duo Bob Vylan was a rallying statement of how deep-rooted racism is when so tightly bound to territorial ideas of what it means to be ‘British’. Whether or not this song was intended as a soundtrack for our shared solitude is irrelevant. A good song came to mean so much more in 2020. Sounds Like: The party 2020 never got to have. So, for Christine and the Queens to deliver such a stirring ballad as “People, I’ve been sad” at this moment is a beautiful gift. Episode three of Gorillaz’s stellar ‘Song Machine’ series saw the cartoon band team up with dance-powerhouses Georgia and Peter Hook for what essentially sounded like the best track the latter’s former band New Order have released in ages.
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