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Sunday, 9 July 2017

Top 50 of 2017 So Far

To celebrate the passing of the first six months of the year here are is our pick of the best century of songs released this year so far. Agree or disagree? Leave your comments at the bottom!

50. Niall Horan - Slow Hands
Released: May



49. K I D - Taker
Released: March



48. Alex Hulme - Family Tree
Released: April



47. The Chainsmokers & Coldplay - Something Just Like This
Released: February



46. Gavin James - I Don't Know Why
Released: February



45. Maximo Park - Get High (No, I Don't)
Released: March



44. Dani Sylvia - Perfection Generation
Released: June



43. JP Cooper - Passport Home
Released: May



42. Mike + The Mechanics - Don't Know What Came Over Me
Released: February



41. Hunter Hayes - Yesterday's Song
Released: March



40. MAN WITH A MISSION - Dead End in Tokyo
Released: January



39. Emma Stevens - Sing Out (Hey La Hey Lo)
Released: June



38. Chlöe Howl - Magnetic
Released: June



37. DJ Premier X Miguel - 2 Lovin U
Released: March



36. Harry Styles - Sign of the Times
Released: May



35. Dua Lipa feat. Miguel - Lost In Your Light
Released: May



34. Be The Bear - Erupt
Released: June



33. Machine Gun Kelly & Camila Cabello - Bad Things
Released: May



32. Hurts - Beautiful Ones
Released: April



31. Hanson - I Was Born
Released: May




30. Ed Sheeran - Galway Girl
Released: May




29. Anne-Marie - Ciao Adios
Released: March



28. Julia Michaels - Issues
Released: March



27. RYDER - Nirvana
Released: March



26. Kirsty Churchill - I Was Not Looking
Released: March

25. Erasure - Love You to the Sky
Released: March



24. Lover - Fallen Famous
Released: April

23. Amy Macdonald - Dream On
Released: January



22. Emeli Sandé - Highs & Lows
Released: January



21. Samuel Sim and Tracy Kashi - Hourglass
Released: January




20. Holly Brewer - Wish I Loved You More
Released: January




19. Deep Purple - Johnny's Band
Released: June



18. DNCE feat. Nicki Minaj - Kissing Strangers 
Released: May



17. Fjokra - Sick Kids
Released: April




16. Calum Foad - You & I
Released: February




15. Brenda Veila - Trouble
Released: March




14. Hafdis Huld - Take Me Dancing
Released: June


13. Lady Gaga - The Cure
Released: April



12. Zedd and Alessia Cara - Stay
Released: April



11. Blondie - Long Time 
Released: April




10. Robbie Williams - Mixed Signals
Released: February




9. Picturehouse - Sunburst
Released: June




8. LP - Lost On You
Released: May



7. Rag 'n' Bone Man - Skin
Released: March



6. Steps - Scared of the Dark
Released: April




5. Keith Urban feat. Carrie Underwood - The Fighter
Released: February




4. Dan Auberbach - Shine On Me
Released: March




3. The Killers - The Man
Released: June




2. Train - Drink Up
Released: May





1. Paramore - Hard Times
Released: April




So what do you think of our list? Let us know in the comments below!

In January we'll be presenting the full 100 songs of the year? Will the above still be in it or what about some of these impending videos out in July so missing out on this list?

The Rocking Horse Club - Straight White Man




Kerri Watt - Old School Love
The Allergies - Entitled To That

Indalo Man - Te Quiero Mucho



Shaun Kelly and the Returned Gifts - Cadillac

(And if you're really into your stats here are some of the songs that narrowly missed out of being in our top fifty, all well worth listening to!)

Alison Krauss - Losing You (January)
Andrew Applepie & Bjurman - Drowning World (June)
Clean Bandit feat. Zara Larsson – Symphony (March)
Earl - Tongue Tied (February)
Fancy Cars feat. Foy - Heart of Stone (January)
Hannah Grace - Praise You (April)
Hannah's Yard - Doin It For Myself (May)
Hebe - Take Him Down (June)
Imagine Dragons - Thunder (May)
Imelda May - Should've Been You (April)
Jack Savoretti - We Are Bound (May)
James Blunt - Love Me Better (February)
Jamiroquai - Cloud 9 (February)
Jazz Mino - Footprints (February)
Jennifer Hudson - Remember Me (April)
Kasabian - Bless This Acid House (June)
Lady Antebellum - You Look Good (January)
Little Mix - Touch (January)
Marc Almond - A Kind Of Love (February)
Mark Villarosa - Hangover (February)
Mauro Dirago - Slave For You (May)
MissinCat - Made of Stone (February)
Nina Schofield - Beat Another Rhythm (May)
Olivia Garcia - Freedom Hearts (January)
Rodina - What If (January)
Sharon Shannon - The Machine (May)
Sigrid - Don't Kill My Vibe (March)
Someday - Clean Couch (April)
Sparks - What The Hell Is It This Time? (May)
Take That - Giants (March)
Tallia Storm - Still In Love (March)
Tape Machines feat. Sam Seg - s.t.u.p.i.d (June)
The Ghibertins - Breath For Me (May)
The Kooks - Be Who You Are
The Pocket Gods - The Perfect Blue (April)
The Shires - Drive (April)
The Slvr Tongues - Ain't Just the Whiskey (April)
The Weeknd feat. Daft Punk - I Feel It Coming (March)
Tuxedo - 2nd Time Around (March)
Young Astronaut - Chasing El Dorado (February)

Thursday, 20 April 2017

New Music Review #38

Ten more great tracks we say you need to hear!

Axwell /\ Ingrosso feat. Kid Ink - I Love You



Let's be honest, most of the appeal of this song comes from the classical riff of its chorus and not the by-numbers Kid Ink verses, but it's a better song from Axwell and Ingrosso than they've had recently. (6.5/10)

British Sea Power - Keep On Trying (Sechs Freunde) 



Not known for their poppiness, there is a surpisingly Sparks-level of hook here in a song that is memorable in a more arty fashion. Nice, and arguably their best track in a long while. (6.5/10)

Bruno Mars - That’s What I Like 



The lyrics may be pretty shallow and the territory familiar but it's all wrapped up in a catchy funk like his most recent singles that it's hard not to be won over. (6.5/10)

Elle King - Wild Love



Elle King could do no wrong with her singles last year and 2017 looks like she's continuing in a similar vein with this quieter but no less strongly sang single with her trademark power and comforting voice. (7/10)


Glenn Hodge Banned - Faces on Tables




‘Faces on Tables’ is a foot-tapping post-punk number with a delightful fast-paced rhythm, great lyrics and a distinctive vocal from Glenn Hodge. Instantly catchy, this is a great stripped-back acoustic punk number that is worth a spin today. (8/10)

Julia Michaels - Issues


'Issues' is a sexy and sultry little number with Michaels vocals being very listenable and the simple production giving her vox and lyrics room to breathe. (7.5/10)

Lorde - Liability



In my opinion better than 'Green Light' this stripped back, dark, emotional and vulnerable single is heartfelt and all the better for it. (7/10)

Louis Berry - She Wants Me



If George Ezra had a love child with the Animals or a similar act then out would pop Louis Berry. 'She Wants Me' is a gruff indie hit with a cheating little hook with its use of las, but it's well done. (7/10)


LP - Lost On You




My favourite song of the moment, this thumping pop number is a delight, from the lead vocals of LP to the soaring classical-influenced backing. Instantly catchy and singable, this is a great song from start to finish. (8.5/10)

Matoma & MAGIC! feat. D.R.A.M. - Girl At Coachella 


D.R.A.M.'s rap is entirely superfluous to this song and adds a level of crassness the song doesn't need, but elsewhere this laid back saunter of song captures the festival mood well in a more casual way, with a catchy chorus. (7/10)