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Top 30 Hit Tracks You Need To Hear (So Far) Vol.4

The Top 30 Hit Tracks You Need To Hear (So Far) Vol.4 aims to showcase a selected crop of acts that cross our paths. From the best tracks/videos from far and wide, we gather the upper echelon of artists you can find and give them a platform to be further recognized for their works. So, sit back and tune in, and don’t forget to show them some love by following them on all social media platforms.

Top 30 Hit Tracks You Need To Hear (So Far) Vol.4

Farewell Friend – Birds in Flight

On the surface it’s a song about a wallflower who wants to talk to a social butterfly and then runaway together but “the necessary words won’t escape my lips”. The lyrics playfully self deprecate as the narrator yearns to escape into fantasy.

Rise NYC – Rock ‘n’ Roll Manifesto (Remix by Genesis Breyer P-Orridge )

The song is produced by Jim Sclavunos of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and engineered by Peter Mavrogeorgis (Michael Gira’s Angels of Light / Tav Falco’s Panther Burns).

Tighe AKA – Set Up

Brit Fox x 10Bagz – Lasso (Like A Rodeo)

Brit has been in the music business since 2014, and since has worked with industry luminaries including Sony, Universal, Def Jam, Disney, Netflix, HBO, and BET. In 2014, she founded Brit Fox Studios, providing beat production, songwriting, mixing, and mastering services for talent ranging from national icons to underground up-and-comers.

Levi Simon – Feel like that

“feel like that” is a hip-hop/pop song about admitting the confusion one can experience after a break up with a lover.

Avery Sennin – Parade

This song is my return after a year of introspection and self-discovery. I’m much better now than I was before, and this is the beginning of the takeover. So let’s throw the parade early.

Asher Lloyd – Younger

Red Red Lips – Be Free

Red Red Lips are pure girl power. Attitude and distortion define their heavy, but catchy sound.

LW6 & CP6 – Effort

This is my third studio song named Effort It fits in the genre of Uk drill and Uk hip hop The song uses a Spanish inspired instrumental which is popular at the minute through big artists like Central Cee I hope I can get on a playlist to grow my music even more after getting 6 k streams on me last song “tech” which is in the same genre

L.O.D YUNG LARA x Gawwdly – Galore

It”s a whole vibe! A good southern trap instrumental, with a melodic catchy hook and well balanced verses with lyrics,flow. turn it up and enjoy!

Aastn & DJ LeanGun – ILL

ILL is a hype/dance track that shows off my lyrical skill along with top notch engineering. The song is very relatable considering how it touches on the current social dynamics in dealing with our new normal.

Mr. Risto Flow – LYON

Kings Of Sweden & Khaino – Supersonic

Kings Of Sweden are Patrick & Fabian Widmer, two brothers and music producer from Switzerland.

They were born in 1993 & 91 and grew up in a small town called Wittnau.

Robionic – 2 Contact

Robionic new release singlen 2 Contact is the Intro to the mix tape “Second Tour”

WopValentino – Perc 30s

Tony Pops – Fine

GAYLE – Adcdefu

George McBride – Pink Paisley

The story-style lyrics of “Pink Paisley” chronicles the “wild and crazy” lifestyle of central character Pink Paisley, a young woman who just can’t beat her addiction to pills and alcohol.

Acroba – Voicemail

According to Acroba about “Voicemail” “I wrote this song out of my own personal fear of being broken up with in a relationship with girlfriend of 3 years after a fight we got in a week before. I was afraid that I would end up being unable to reach her and that I would drown myself in liquor to cope with the pain.”

Fahim Rahman – Roosevelt Island (feat. Emmett)

This song started as an acoustic singer-songwriter track with the diverse and ambient sounds of Virginia’s landscape, starting with the sound of the woods. This ambience shifts into the sound of the coastal beaches, the tidewater swamplands, and the James River. In doing so, the sound of Virginia really takes shape and creates a feeling that we can only characterize as the “end of summer bittersweet.”

J.M€AZ¥ – g€t low

Zoë Rae – Losing You (was just fine…)

King Zuma – Flight

FBMKing – On Me

Moty – End Of Summer

Sam Shingler x Joanna Sulonen – Jar

Helsinki based singer-songwriter Sam Shingler follows up his first ever solo album Strange Security (released in October 2020 by Soit Se Silti) with a new single. The title track Jar narrates a personal recount of dealing with suppressed grief. Featuring vocals by Joanna Sulonen.

The Seal Breakers – Need Me

The Seal Breakers approach every note with fearless class. With a dynamic vocal range and a no-nonsense approach, The Seal Breakers are definitely on the rise.

Beat Rebel & Erik Ekholm & Morbid Fears – Wildcat

WILDCAT – the 3rd Beat Rebel release, featuring insane 808s, fire hooks and monster drums! WILDCAT is set for release world wide Friday the 13th 2021! Beat Rebel is all the influences of Trap, EDM and Club music merged together by Erik Ekholm & Morbid Fears into one massive bass heavy force. You’ll find nothing but the most satisfying drops and speaker busting beats so be warned!!

Fehlt – Withdrawal

New single ‘Withdrawal’ draws on another influence, the sci-fi novels that Ewan has been devouring since the start of the pandemic; the verse quotes the prologue from Frank Herbert’s 1965 classic, ‘Dune’, but this masks a deeper meaning.

David Green & Outdream – Not Me

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