All articles tagged with #best songs
The article lists the 40 best K-pop songs of 2025, highlighting a year of transition with a focus on girl groups' success, notable solo projects, and the influence of both traditional and boundary-pushing sounds, culminating in NMIXX's 'Blue Valentine' as the top track.
The article celebrates Brian Wilson's legacy by listing his 20 greatest songs, highlighting his sophisticated compositions, vocal arrangements, and influence on pop and classical music, with tracks like 'Good Vibrations,' 'God Only Knows,' and 'Wouldn't It Be Nice,' emphasizing his role as a pioneering songwriter and producer.
NPR Music has released its list of the best songs of 2024, featuring artists like Clairo, Tinashe, Chief Keef, and Laura Marling. The list is part of their special coverage of the year's music highlights, which also includes a selection of the 50 best albums. Listeners are encouraged to share their thoughts and feedback with NPR.
Consequence has released its list of the 200 Best Songs of 2024, highlighting the year's diverse and abundant music landscape. The report, presented by Amazon Music, reflects on the evolving music industry where traditional release strategies are being bypassed in favor of surprise drops and DIY recordings. Notable trends include the rise of double and companion albums, with artists like Taylor Swift and Charli XCX leading the charge. The list aims to capture the standout tracks of the year amidst the overwhelming volume of new music.
A new list of the best songs of 2024 has been released, highlighting the top hits and must-listen tracks of the year. The update also includes a reminder about the revised Terms of Sale, Terms of Service, and Privacy Policy, encouraging users to review and agree to the changes.
Pitchfork has released the results of its 2024 Readers' Poll, where thousands of readers voted on the best songs and albums of the year. The list includes a diverse range of artists such as A$AP Rocky, Charli XCX, SZA, and Billie Eilish, showcasing the varied musical tastes of Pitchfork's audience. The poll results offer a chance for readers to compare their picks with Pitchfork's own selections and explore the site's comprehensive 2024 music coverage.
Billboard's staff has compiled a list of the 100 best songs of 2024, highlighting a year where pop music made a significant comeback. The list features a diverse range of artists and genres, showcasing both new superstars and established icons. As the year progresses towards the Billboard Music Awards and Year-End Charts, this collection celebrates the dynamic hits that defined 2024, from viral sensations to nostalgic throwbacks, and includes contributions from global artists across various music styles.
NPR Music has compiled a list of the 124 best songs of 2024, highlighting a year where new artists broke through in mainstream pop and other genres like indie rock, Latin pop, rap, and jazz. The list goes beyond the top charts, offering a diverse selection of music to explore, with options to focus on specific genres or recommendations from public radio music stations.
The article highlights the 100 best songs of 2024, showcasing a diverse range of genres and artists who made significant impacts throughout the year. Notable events include a high-profile rap battle between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, Shaboozey's unexpected 19-week reign at Number One with a country-rap hit, and a Hozier comeback. The list features artists like Charli XCX, Sabrina Carpenter, and Billie Eilish, reflecting a year of musical innovation and genre-blending. The article emphasizes the dynamic and unpredictable nature of the music scene in 2024.
The article lists the 10 best songs of 2023, including tracks from artists such as Doechii, Billie Eilish, PinkPantheress, The Beatles, Jessie Ware, Miley Cyrus, Kylie Minogue, Olivia Rodrigo, Boygenius, and Victoria Monét. These songs range from catchy pop tunes to emotional ballads, showcasing the diverse talent and creativity in the music industry in 2023.
The article presents a list of the 100 best songs of 2023, featuring a diverse range of artists and genres. From established legends like Sufjan Stevens and Lana Del Rey to emerging talents like Peso Pluma and Sexyy Red, the list showcases songs that borrow from the past, sound unique, and refine the craft of modern legends. The songs reflect the unpredictability and weirdness of the year, with regional Mexican music breaking into the mainstream and underground hip-hop taking fascinating turns.
NPR Music has released a list of the 123 best songs of 2023, with no rankings and a different order each time the page is loaded. The list aims to provide listeners with a wide range of songs and encourages active engagement with the music. Users can explore hand-picked collections of similar songs and follow playlists for further recommendations. The list offers endless possibilities for discovering new music and making connections into 2024.
The New York Times' Amplifier newsletter features its longest playlist ever, consisting of 124 songs and spanning over eight hours, showcasing the best albums and songs of 2023. The playlist includes a diverse range of genres and artists, with pop-punk artist Olivia Rodrigo and rock duo 100 gecs being the only two albums that appeared on all three critics' lists. Listeners can choose to go through the playlist in order or shuffle it for a surprise, guaranteeing a comprehensive overview of the music released in 2023.
The New York Times music critics have compiled their lists of the best songs of 2023, featuring a diverse range of genres and collaborations. Some standout tracks include Allison Russell's thought-provoking "Eve Was Black," Peter Gabriel's funk-infused "Road to Joy (Bright-Side Mix)," and The Rolling Stones' all-star jam "Sweet Sounds of Heaven" featuring Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder. Other notable songs include Doja Cat's "Agora Hills," Olivia Rodrigo's introspective "Vampire," and Mitski's cryptic yet captivating "Bug Like an Angel." The lists showcase the creative abundance and boundary-pushing nature of music in 2023.
Rolling Stone has ranked the 50 best songs of Lana Del Rey, from modern standards to deep cuts to an unreleased gem. Del Rey's unique vision of Americana and her unapologetically honest lyrics have changed the sound of pop music in the past decade. The list includes "Heroin," "Chemtrails Over the Country Club," "Get Free," "Terrence Loves You," "Dark Paradise," "Blue Banisters," "How to Disappear," "Body Electric," "Black Beauty," "Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd," "Stargirl Interlude," "Serial Killer," and "Chelsea Hotel No. 2."