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Music Fans Share What Time To Play Certain Songs On New Year’s Eve To Start 2021 Right

Getty Image Taylor Swift, Kid Cudi, and Lana Del Rey can be the perfect way to say bye to 2020 and hello to a (hopefully) brighter year…

In 2017, a fun annual music trend began (as Know Your Meme notes). That was when fans started figuring out at what time to start playing certain songs on New Year’s Eve so a highlight from the song will happen the instant the clock strikes midnight and the next year begins. People have shared new discoveries in the trend in the following years, and now there’s a new batch of them for 2020.

One fan noted a discovery about Taylor Swift’s Evermore highlight “Long Story Short,” tweeting, “if you play long story short by Taylor Swift at exactly 11:56:32 pm on New Years Eve, Taylor will sing ‘long story short I survived’ at exactly midnight, and I think that’s a nice way of ending this effing year” Meanwhile, somebody else figured out how to hear Phoebe Bridgers scream at midnight, while another person worked out how to start 2020 with some encouraging words from Kid Cudi.

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Check out more “if you play” tweets below, including some highlights from previous years.

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Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

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Gabriël Noerens Trio brews up a fresh take on jazz with “T-time”

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Jazz is vibrant, fluid, and always changing, and the Gabriël Noerens Trio showcases this spirit with their new single, “T-time.” Made up of three talented young musicians from Codarts, University of the Arts in Rotterdam, the trio blends their love for traditional jazz with modern touches.

“T-time” finds a perfect balance between being structured and spontaneous, which is at the heart of jazz. The musicians interact with each other in a way that feels natural and friendly, exchanging musical ideas effortlessly. The track has a warm, welcoming vibe that brings to mind the charm of classic jazz clubs while still looking toward the future. Gabriël Noerens and his bandmates play with skillful touch, letting the rhythm flow while introducing surprising elements.

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Their style is elegant and easy to appreciate, making “T-time” a great introduction for those new to jazz while providing plenty for longtime fans to enjoy. “T-time” represents the trio’s commitment to honoring jazz’s rich past while contributing to its future. Gabriël Noerens Trio establishes itself as a noteworthy group in contemporary jazz.

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KYLVE ignites the spirit with uplifting reggae soundtrack “RISE”

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KYLVE’s latest single, “RISE,” is one of those songs that reaches deep into our hearts. This reggae track is filled with warmth, strength, and an uplifting message encouraging us all to stay strong.

“RISE” grabs your attention with its catchy rhythm and smooth, sunny melodies. The music keeps the reggae spirit alive while feeling fresh and modern. KYLVE’s heartfelt singing makes every word resonate, giving the song a genuine feel. The song’s central message is never to give up, no matter how tough things get.

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It’s reminding us that we can always rise no matter what life throws our way. There’s no fake cheeriness here, just sincere encouragement wrapped in the loving energy of reggae music. If you need a boost of motivation, peace, or good vibes, this song has got you covered. “RISE” is a soundtrack for our souls, with the power to lift us when we need it most.

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