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Best Songs Of All Time Vol.4 – Top 20 Tracks 2021
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In today’s articles, we are going to share with you Best Songs Of All Time Vol.4 – Top 20 Tracks 2021. The tracks also featured up-and-coming stars in the music industry you need to watch out for. You can find the best songs on YouTube, SoundCloud, and Spotify. Here are the Best Songs Of All Time Vol.4 – Top 20 Tracks 2021 everyone needs to add to their playlist.
These songs are of great quality and standards.
Ay Wing – Lift Me Up
The music video features female artists in the fields of videography and film production, photography, choreography, styling, design, creative direction, and many more areas of production. The aim was to create community, connection, and solidarity among womxn in the creative scene & showcase emerging female talents.
B-boy Fidget – Golden Child
B-boy Fidget linked up with a producer who approached him on Instagram named Juanito Jones. He pitched him many beats, but the one beat that stood out was the instrumental that became “Golden Child”.
Charlie Noiir – REASONS
Released by: STAYOUTLATE Arts & Entertainment
Lil keezy – Who Want Smoke Freestyle
Swimsuit Issue – Ocean Haze
Lil ink – dead friends
Jenny Kern – Run
HeartBreak Rich – Casamigos (feat. Slicko)
Released by: 495 records
NA$A – WANTS (Feat. RAVÍN)
Released by: T.$
Hairo – The Bubble
KUKO CIGAR – Sweet chin music
Outlier – Back From The Brink
Good Morning, Daydreamer – In Your Head
“In Your Head” is a fast-paced, swirling piece about self-doubt; the conversations you have with yourself that aren’t productive or healthy. It features John Hoff on drums (a friend for 25+ years and my earliest musical collaborator), who brings a delicate accompaniment that builds and builds into a massive ear-worm of a chorus.
RPxSB – Player 1 Player 2
This is our newest single. Simple beat that hits (hard). And clever lyricism both rappers display going back and forth seamlessly. Not too much depth. Just dope rhymes, beats, energy, and fun.
Walk On Mars – New York Beach
This song is about spending life and death on a New York Beach. It is meant to be portrayed as a song representing a therapeutic place that makes you forget all of your stress and sorrows in life.
Uncle Nameless – Get The Money (Feat. Morris B)
‘Get The Money’ is an unreleased Mixtape Recording of a Freestyle by Morris B & Uncle Nameless from a late-night studio session
Sean Pixel – back2life
Released by: PIXEL
Nolan Skye – Rome in One Day
Soup! – Shocked
Gal Musette – Ghost
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“Pretty Ugly” by Archer Stevens stirs the soul with retro-modern rock vibes
“Pretty Ugly,” the inaugural single by Archer Stevens, represents a compelling homage to the golden age of 70s rock music with a fresh coat of modern vibrancy. From the outset, the track masterfully exudes an irresistible energy that embodies vintage and contemporary influences, acting as a sonic bridge between eras. The Phoenix-based ensemble skillfully weaves their influences into a pronounced, personal narrative.
A noteworthy aspect of the track is its instrumentation. Recorded across three diverse locations, Phoenix, Los Angeles, and even Peru, the song has a global resonance. The incorporation of congas introduces a surprising layer of depth and rhythm, giving “Pretty Ugly” a distinct flair that separates it from cookie-cutter rock releases. This thoughtful musical choice enhances the song’s groove, complementing the shimmering guitar lines and soulful vocal delivery.
Lyrically, “Pretty Ugly” plays on contrasts, embodying the emotional push and pull of life’s dualities. The heartfelt lyrics evoke a sense of intimate admiration and longing to please a partner, while the melodic structure ensures the track remains uplifting despite its introspective qualities.
By drawing inspiration from the enduring spirit of rock legends such as Elton John, Joe Cocker, and the Rolling Stones, Archer Stevens pays tribute to their predecessors without resorting to imitation. The soaring vocals and driving rhythm establish “Pretty Ugly” as a cathartic anthem that appeals to classic and contemporary rock enthusiasts. With this debut, Archer Stevens distinguishes itself as a band unafraid to experiment and honor its musical heritage, thus carving out its unique sonic identity. The result is a richly layered auditory experience that captivates from the first listen, revealing engaging narratives within the music.
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“Do You Still Remember?” by Khynan Rhys turns heartache loss into soulful harmony
At the age of 18, Khynan Rhy, a solo musician and multi-instrumentalist from Northwich, Cheshire, demonstrates exceptional maturity in his songwriting capabilities, indicating a wisdom that transcends his years. His sophomore single, “Do You Still Remember?” is a heart-stirring attestation to his musical aptitude and emotional profundity. It intricately weaves together a sonic narrative that encapsulates poignant lyricism, authenticity, and evocative melodies, effectively exploring the aching nostalgia of separation and longing.
Drawing on a rich palette of influences like Artemas, Daniel Caesar, and Ocean Alley, Khynan crafts a familiar sound and style that is distinctly his own. The track opens with a delicate interplay of introspective guitar melodies and ethereal synth layers, creating an atmospheric canvas that perfectly frames his soulful vocal delivery. The production, entirely helmed by Khynan and polished by Ben Booker’s mastering touch, feels intimate yet sophisticated without stripping away an ideal balance that lets the emotion shine through the song’s soulful compulsion.
What makes “Do You Still Remember?” so captivating is its ability to resonate profoundly, transforming universal themes into specific, relatable experiences. Whether audiences are reminiscing about lost love, the bittersweet pang of first love, or confronting the emotional void left by bereavement, Khynan’s lyrics indeed hit like a gentle nudge to the heart that refuses to shy away from the deep memories of heartbreak, possessing a poetic resonance that endures long after the song ends.
Through this second release, Khynan Rhys establishes himself as an emerging star poised for lasting impact, building upon the initial success of his debut single, ‘Closed Doors.’ He expresses emotional vulnerability that invites audiences to engage with his work. “Do You Still Remember?” offers a moment of introspective reflection on the sorrow of losing someone once deemed irreplaceable, proving that even in our most solitary experiences, music can make us feel less alone.
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