1. Serebro, "Пройдет" (3:34)
2. John Prine, "Summer's End" (3:29)
3. Dirty Disco feat. Celeda, "To the Dancefloor" (7:26)
4. Yuno, "No Going Back" (3:28)
5. U.S. Girls, "Pearly Gates" (4:02)
6. Anna von Hausswolff, "The Mysterious Vanishing of Electra" (6:08)
7. Gwenno, "Tir Ha Mor" (4:10)
8. Portugal. The Man, "Live in the Moment" (4:06)
9. Ashley Monroe, "Hands on You" (3:52)
10. XXXTENTACION, "Sad!" (2:46)
11. The Weeknd, "Call Out My Name" (3:48)
12. Carrie Underwood, "Cry Pretty" (4:06)
13. Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa, "One Kiss" (3:35)
14. Louisa Johnson, "Yes" (2:55)
15. Cardi B, "Be Careful" (3:30)
16. Javiera Mena, "Intuicion" (3:54)
17. Perfume, "Mugenmirai" (3:43)
18. Bhad Bhabie feat. Lil Yachty, "Gucci Flip Flops" (2:30)
19. Childish Gambino, "This Is America" (3:45)
20. Luis Damora, "L.A. Sunrise (Mendo & Danny Serrano Remix)" (7:35)
21. Seinabo Sey, "I Owe You Nothing" (2.59)
22. Goldberg Sisters, "Dear Mr. Nilsson" (3:37)
23. Blacktones, "The Key of Black (They Want Us Dead)" (6:09)
24. Nicki Minaj, "Chun-Li" (3:11)
25. Aya Nakamura, "Djadja" (2:50)
26. Troye Sivan, "Bloom" (3:42)
27. Aastha Gill, "Buzz" (3:13)
28. Ella Mai, "Boo'd Up" (4:16)
29. Khalid feat. Ty Dolla $ign & 6lack, "OTW" (4:23)
30. Nyssa, "Cowboy" (4:09)
31. Cowboy Rhythmbox, "Tanz Exotique (Red Axes Remix)" (7:22)
32. Years & Years, "If You're Over Me" (3:09)
33. Little Boots, "Eros" (4:20)
34. Christine & the Queens feat. Dam-Funk, "Girlfriend" (3:21)
35. Weezer, "Africa" (3:58)
36. Gorillaz, "Lake Zurich" (4:13)
37. SHINee, "From Now On" (4:44)
38. Becky G & Natti Natasha, "Sin Pijama" (3:08)
39. BlocBoy JB feat. Drake, "Look Alive" (3:01)
40. Tyga, "Taste" (3:53)
(thanx: Billboard, The Singles Jukebox [aggregates of 6.0+], Skip D. Expense, The Stranger, Chris Molanphy at random on Facebook, various happenstance, and once in a while the radio)
Yuno. First Black Beatles. Now Black Beach Boys. It's trending and I'm loving it.
ReplyDeleteLouisa Johnson. Makes me nostalgic for that Paris Hilton album.
ReplyDeleteYou know how I complain ab how larded the Hot 100 is w/ legacy artist filler. One of my favorite antidotes to the dearth of surprise on the chart is random one-hit-wonder-feeling non-English stuff like this Aastha Gill thing. Not that it'd ever chart here.
ReplyDeleteI'm assuming most music fans don't have the patience for long form dance music stuff. But one of the things I like ab it best is the slow build, grooves bordering on monotony but still somehow skirting it w/ the churning pull, or tug, of the beat, slow drawn-out shifting levels, cresting, getting a little crazy in the break, cascading off into the sunset, machine pump, pump, pump. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteCowboy Rhythmbox, I mean.
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