#best of 2024 playlist

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2024

My favorite tracks from 2024:

1. “apple” by Charlie XCX from brat (2024)

2. "Espresso" by Sabrina Carpenter from Short n' Sweet (2024)

3. "Rare" by Bullion featuring Carly Rae Jepsen from Affection (2024)

4. "Good Luck, Babe!" by Chapell Roan from Good Luck, Babe! (2024)

5. "The Boy Is Mine (Remix)" by Ariana Grande featuring Brandy & Monica from The Boy Is Mine (Remix) (2024)

6. "Tô bem" by Jovem Dionísio from Ontem eu tinha certeza (Hoje, eu tenho mais) (2024)

7. "Studio Fit Riddim" by Knucks from Knucks (2024)

8. "ON THE BEACH" by dreamcastmoe from MOLLY'S SON (2024)

9. "The Most Deliciousest" by Dabrye from Super Cassette (2024)

10. "Hustle That Cat" by RuPaul from Essential, Vol. 3 (2024)

11. "Dopamine (Split Brain Version)" by Madelline from Dopamine (Split Brain Version) (2024)

12. "No Problems" by Ginger Root from SHINBANGUMI (2024)

13. "ur en klardröm" by ionnalee from BLUND (2024)

14. "Crushing" by Eartheater from Powders (2024)

15. "Care" by Hana Vu from Romanticism (2024)

16. "Sinking Boat" by Infinity Song from Metamorphosis Complete (2024)

17. "Under the Milky Way" by Orcas from Under the Milky Way (2024)

18. "Kisses (Sky II)" by Slowdive from Kisses (Sky II) (2024)

19. "Everyone Out" by DIIV from Frog in Boiling Water (2024)

20. "Better Not Lie to Me" by Garbage from Lie to Me (2024)

21. "Gretchen's Song" by Simon Waskow from Cuckoo (2024)

22. "The Answers to the Questions" by Chrystabell and David Lynch from Cellophane Memories (2024)

23. "The Long Walk Home" by Glen Campbell featuring Hope Sandoval from Duets: Ghost on the Canvas Sessions (2024)

24. "A Heart Mirrored" by Benoît Pioulard from My Heart, My Beloved (2024)

25. "Road to Mandalay" by Laurie Anderson from Amelia (2024)

26. "The Make Believe" by Casey MQ featuring Oklou from Later that day, the day before or the day before that (2024)

27. "Drama Queen" by Desire from Drama Queen (2024)

28. "Earth to Moon" by Lusine, Arms and Sleepers, Yppah from Earth to Moon (2024)

29. "LOSE YOU" by ata-beau from LOSE YOU (2024)

30. "The Substance" by Raffertie from The Substance (2024)

31. "Don't Drive into the Tree (Lusine Remix)" by River into Lake from Don't Drive into the Tree (Lusine Remix) (2024)

32. "Being Boring" by TR/ST featuring Jake Shears from TR/ST EP (2024)

33. "Young Archimedes" by Will Gregory Moog Ensemble from Heat Ray (2024)

34. "Return (Lusine Remix)" by Speckman featuring Sophia Kennedy from Return (Lusine Remix) (2024)

35. "Halo" by Ludwig A.F. from Halo (2024)

36. "Regret" by TR/ST from Performance (2024)

37. "Sunshine Night" by Andrew Thomas featuring Julia Parr from Pop Ambient 2025 (2024)

[halloweentown365]

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[myketheartista]

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HELLO TUNA!! You picked a song off of Melodia’s playlist that is soooooo not about her pretty boy crush <33 I did a pose from the dance for them, otherwise I’d be animating them dancing if I had the willpower for that. Thank you for the (mexodus) ask!!

#34: Chocolate - CHUU

[loganslowdown4]

Happy Saturday folks!

I hope you all had a good 2024 for the most part! Today I looked back at all the TS playlists of the past year and picked out my faves of each month!

Here is

THE BEST OF 2024! ✨

[timdales]

Hi!! Never Nosferatu-posted before but I’ve made a playlist filled with songs that I think match the unsettling energy of the film. i hope you enjoy!!

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[ali-and-macy]

The time has come once again for our annual faves Spotify playlist! Lots of amazing music came out in 2024. These 20 songs in particular have spent a lot of time in our ears and in our heads throughout the year! We hope you'll give 'em a listen and that you love these tunes as much as we do! Listen here:

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The 100 Best Songs of 2024

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For some reason this year it was harder to incorporate and simplify the list but finally we did it, and trust us, there are fantastic songs you're not going to find in other year-end lists, so here are the 100 best songs according to Fango Music. Have an outstanding 2025!

[batgirlsay]

Expert in a Rocky Field

When the @ans-arcade gift exchange sent me your name, I immediately thought about making you a Lata playlist! Started digging through my old grad school playlists for some academic vibes, then I filled in the blanks with other songs about rocks. It ended up having more songs about the sadness and peril of academia, which I’m sure Lata knows about… I hope you like it, @meefy!

Expert in a Rocky Field

Expert in a Dying Field- The Beths Sisyphus- Andrew Bird Iridium Dream- Louie Zong Lazuli- Beach House Calcite Prism- Louie Zong Oblivion- David Bazan Postdoc Blues- John K. Samson May Their Brilliance Ever Linger- Louie Zong

Summary lyrics are posted after the cut:

Expert in a Dying Field- The Beths

Hours of phrases I've memorized Thousands of lines on the page All of my notes in a desolate pile I haven't touched in an age

How does it feel? To be an expert in a dying field And how do you know? It's over when you can't let go

You can't let go, you can't stop, can't rewind Love is learned over time 'Til you're an expert in a dying field

Sisyphus- Andrew Bird

Sisyphus peered into the mist A stone's throw from the precipice, paused Did he jump or did he fall as he gazed into the maw of the morning mist? Did he raise both fists and say, “To hell with this,” and just let the rock roll?

Let it roll, let it crash down low There's a house down there but I lost it long ago

It's got nothing to do with fate And everything to do with you

Lazuli- Beach House

In the blue Of this life Where it ends In the night Is nothing like lapis lazuli Let it go back to me

Like no other You can't be replaced

Oblivion- David Bazan

Hello again, Oblivion Can you find the frequency While the specters hover whispering

Hello again, Oblivion But it's no good to complain Of fatigue and existential pain

Hold on to what you've got Though it may not be a lot Cause now is not the time for second thoughts

You believe in it Now it's time to follow through You believe in it What does that say about you?

Postdoc Blues- John K. Samson

So your presentation went terrible All wrong dongles, sweat stains and stares

Don’t despair you’ll get it right tomorrow night

I believe in you and your PowerPoints I know why you can’t stay away

So take that laminate out of your wallet and read it And recommit yourself to the healing of the world And to the welfare of all creatures upon it Pursue of practice that will strengthen your heart

[post-punk-author-anthony-day]

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/74rrLIgdHwrq4WwmcAtK1h?si=CDAqaYS7T6yaSc5nv72I9w 400 hours! 6000 Trax ! 1000s of bands ! ALL SUBGENRES (DARKWAVE, COLDWAVE, NOISE ROCK, CRANKWAVE, EGG PUNK, GOTHIC PUNK, SOVIET WAVE, ART PUNK) 

INCLUDES 70S (#PereUbu, #Magazine, #Gangoffour, #Television, #TalkingHeads,  #MartinRev and Alan Vega, James Chance, #EssentialLogic, #SiouxsieSioux, #Killingjoke, Public Image LTD, #Devo, #Nickcave, The Boys Next Door, #ThePopGroup, #TheClash, #TheCure, #TheSmiths & #THEFALL, #TheSlits and #TheRaincoats

80s New Wave (Simple Minds, New Order, Dead Can Dance, Kitchens of Distinction, Jesus and Mary Chain, XTC, The Opposition, ESG, Units, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, The Chameleons, Echo and the Bunnymen, ESG, Glaxo Babies, The Feelies, The Essence, A Certain Ratio, Mission to Burma, The Minutemen, Nick Cave , Bad Seeds and The Birthday Party, little Nemo, The Sound, The Wake, Section 25, JOSEF K, Orange Juice, Sugarcubes, Chrome, Method Actors

[yvesdot]

Approximately 80 of the best (my favorite?) tracks I heard this year, whether due to production, lyricism, performance, presentation, or a variety of other factors. Includes 2-3 jumpscares for your health (and laughs at your house party) as well as some deeper cuts, though this skews incredibly heavily towards pop and pop-rap. Use this to convert to Spotify (you will lose tracks that aren't uploaded to Spotify, though!) and put it on when you need to reminisce... or find something new and special.

If you're short on time or tired of seeing Sabrina Carpenter, try my Top 30 Tracks You Missed This Year for 1.5 hours of the above playlist, narrowed down to the things I think you're most likely to have missed in the shuffle. YMMV.

[patricksmusicblog]

This playlist is 26 of my absolute favorite songs and artists from 2024. This is meant to be played in order. Enjoy!

Kendrick Lamar-Not Like Us: The Climax of the biggest rap beef in decades. "Not Like Us", was everything it needed to be catchy, devious, incisive, intelligent, infectious, and, fun. Produced by DJ Mustard and performed by KDot, the track is a West Coast banger for the history books. Think "No Vaseline", "Hit Em Up", "Dre Day", "Real MFing Gz" and "Dollars & Sense" but mix that with something like California Love and Still D.R.E in terms of anthemic quality. Incredible.

Vince Staples-Etoufee: Vince Staples has always been good but he's been nothing but great in the 2020s and he continued that with his album Dark Times this year. "Etoufee" is another banger from Vince who has a great ability to make hood bangers while sprinkling harsh truths and being relatable to those he's trying to reach with his music. Not to mention how catchy this tune is.

Ice Cube- So Sensitive: The track has that classic g-funk sound, it truly feels like a classic song Cube that could've been made in 1993. It's fun to listen to veterans still interested in making good music.

Rapsody-Look What You've Done: A highlight off Rapsody's brilliant album Please Don't Cry, a track that speaks to being underappreciated and touches on repping for black women and others in the game like her and those who chose a different path to get their voices heard.

Che Noir-Black Girl ft Rapsody: Che Noir is one of the best bubbling in the underground and "Black Girl" is one of the best on her latest project Lotus Flower. A hard boom bap finds both going hard, Che is sharp on this but Rapsody is the clear stand-out as she speaks to how her resume is Teflon considering the caliber of MCs she's rapped with.

Lupe Fiasco-Palaces: Lupe's Samurai is a must-listen released this past year. The piano-laden shadowy beat is great. The melancholic tune finds Lupe touching on staying true to yourself and your art because when you're gone it'll be all you have left when you leave.

J. Cole ft Ab-Soul & Daylyt-Pi: Despite the misguided conversations about J. Cole this year, he continued being one of the best rappers in the game. Ab-Soul and Daylyt were both stellar on this track, yet J. Cole is a clear standout. Some of the best rapping in 2024.

Future & Metro Boomin Ft Kendrick Lamar-Like That: A great beat from Metro, and one that provides the perfect canvas for Kendrick Lamar to launch the first bomb at Drake and J. Cole. It's a slightly humorous yet stern verse that's boxed in by a catchy hook from Future.

Drake- Push Ups: Drake's first official response to Kendrick Lamar and, several others etc. It's the only one of the Drake diss tracks I actually liked the beat was nice and Drake's tone and quips are at their most witty to me, his flow is nicely in pocket. It was a reputable response.

J. Cole- Stickz N Stonez: Another great lyrical performance from J. Cole that finds him in pure braggadocio mode. This is exactly the type of track detractors who hate his decision to step out of the battle will say rings hollow since he stepped out of a beef/battle with Kendrick Lamar. "I'm Not ducking no 1 on 1s". I still can't get past how good he is from a skill-set standpoint. He sounds great.

Kendrick Lamar-Watch The Party Die: In the wake of everything Kendrick released this as almost a pallet cleanser. It sonically goes in the opposite direction of Not Like Us. And is more in line with a 6:16 in LA. As Kendrick is speaking to reshaping both black culture as a whole and the industry. He speaks to clear ideological differences in the way he thinks and sees how the rap game should be and others and wishes to do away with old ways he views as detrimental. "Dear God Draw the line they trying to confuse em with me" Dope and fascinating.

Eminem-Renaissance: Eminem steps back into a time machine and brings us back to as close '99-'00 Shady as he possibly can I think he does a good job as he continues to go in on critics.

Kendrick Lamar-Wacced Out Murals: A stealy remorseless Kendrick speaks his mind on this beat. Addresses the Superbowl controversy, give affirmation in the chorus. Kendrick Lamar has a way of being captivating, different vocal inflections, and rises to the occasion of any beat. The gravity of whatever he says always cuts through.

Megan Thee Stallion-Rattle: One of my favorites off MEGAN, the chorus is catchy and as per usual when she lets her flow & charisma lean on the track and that's usually enough for an enjoyable listen.

Latto- Settle Down: A top a pretty pristine beat Latto waxes poetic about being the type of woman a man will settle down and do right by. Catchy tune, its easy listening.

JT-Sideways: JT going solo was bound to happen, she was always the sharpest in the City Girls. JT's so comfortable and in-pocket on this beat. The track oozes confidence as she speaks to never peacing things up with her enemies.

Glorilla-Yeah Glo!: 2024 was a big year for Glorilla and my favorite out of all the bangers she dropped this year was the one she jumped it off with. Yeah! Glo is tough. Love the hook on this and her voice just cuts through.

Doechii-Nissan Altima: Doechii also had an eventful year and "Nissan Altima" is one of my favorites from her. She's animated, has a big personality, has a swift and fluid flow and, is generally witty lyrically. She has a bright future in front of her that is sure to be cultivated at TDE.

Rapsody-That One Time: A vulnerable one from Rapsody about a time in her life that brought confusion, disappointment and, self-reflection. She delves into the trauma that comes from her youth and how it manifested as an adult. It's the kind of deep and open writing that endeared me to her album Please Don't Cry

Laila!-Not My Problem: An infectious r&b tune about not worrying about what people think and say about you and generally reducing anxiety. I can listen to this tune back to back 100x without getting tired of it.

Freddie Gibbs-It's Your Anniversary: Freddie Gibbs can't miss. This track samples Toni! Toni! Tone! and turns that lovely warm-hearted track into a stone-cold street track about celebrating the anniversary knocking off an opp. It's a great flip and conceptually great from Freddie Gibbs. (You'll likely need to listen to this on Youtube)

Benny The Butcher-Pillow Talk & Slander ft Jadakiss, Babyface Ray: A deep cut on Everybody Can't Go, I really like the circular strings on the track and Benny, Baby, Jadakiss go in on those who aren't trustworthy and how if they could do it over again they'd keep a third eye open.

Westside Gunn & DJ Drama-Still Praying ft Conway The Machine, Benny The Butcher, Boldy James & Stove God Cooks: The most essential listen off Westside Gunn's Drama hosted Still Praying. A beautifully dark and gloomy, quintessentially Griselda beat. Everybody who's featured on the tracks goes crazy.

Common & Pete Rock-All Kind of Ideas: Adding to those 50+ adding more heat to their already extensive catalog was Common & Pete Rock both who do a great job of reminding us their minds are always pulsating with all kinds of ideas over a jazzy boom bap beat.

Freddie Gibbs-Origami: This is what I love most about Freddie Gibbs, because between all the drug talk, violence, brutality and, generally menacing demeaner, comes vulnerability, self-awareness and a sense of how much living a certain lifestyle affects your psyche.

Kendrick Lamar-Euphoria: Arguably the best rap song of 2024. A 6-minute demolition of Drake and an exhibition of Kendrick's ability to take different cadences, and vocal inflections, be brutal yet thoughtful and, get to the crux of things.