Are you Danish or just really like the music? I'll have to check these out. I really like a lot of Swedish artists, so it stands to reason that I'll enjoy the music of their Scandinavian brothers and sisters.
No conozco a ninguno de este set bueno de hecho ahorita estaba escuchando a Rhye por primera vez pero la canción se me hizo muy aburrida, le di clic a esta que tienes aqui y es mejor
Everyone is doing this so IDK I'll make it. Hints for the next update.
The flop comeback single from one of my favourite childhood's groups, produced by one of the it-producers right now. - Name the group and the song, bonus point if you name the producer.
The second single from a duo whose latest album appeared on my latest set of albums. - Name the act and the song, bonus point if you name the album.
The other "famous" act from New Zealand, with it's first single from their latest album - Name the act and the song.
That's it I think. If you get the most points you may get a new avi or something. IDK yet. Meanwhile enjoy this gif of always beautiful Lauren Mayberry saying no to a marriage proposal. I know so nice.
#70.
Maya Jane Coles ft. Karin Park "Everything"
from the Album ’Comfort’ Genre:
Deep House, Art Pop
Future Garage, Electropop, Tech House Country: UK/Sweden
"You're everything I always longed for, everything I always wanted, everything, everything..."
This song is quite weird for being House music. The song has a really dark ambience, the lyrics are really... gore-y, and the vocals sound like Karin Andersson's a.k.a. Fever Ray a.k.a. the girl from the Knife, so much the girl is actually called Karin, and the video is quite weird, and I wouldn't blame you if you want to throw up after watching it. But I love it, you know? All because of that.
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#69. Selena Gomez "Come & Get It"
from the Album 'Stars Dance' Genre:
Electropop, Dance-Pop
Brostep, Indian Pop, Contemporary R&B Country: USA
"This love will be the death of me, but I know, I'll die happily"
Well, I'm not exactly Selena's biggest fan, but I admit I enjoy this. I actually really enjoy this song. I mean those heavy-ass beats, that catchy chorus, that flawless video, can't say no. But, since the Lorde didn't approve this anti-feminist anthem I knocked it down like 30 positions. At least it landed on a, maybe intentional one.
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#68. Mutya Keisha Siobhan "Flatline" Genre:
Alternative R&B, Indie Pop
Synth Pop, Synth Funk, Contemporary R&B Country: UK
"Stay gone, darling I won't hang on, I can feel the flatline, that oughta be a wave..."
I really loved Sugababes when I was really young. They were one of my favorite groups, actually. Until, of course, every member left and those "Sugababes" started making stupid dance-pop music. So, the original Sugababes came back as Mutya Keisha Siobhan, and they released "Flatline". This song, produced by Blood Orange, the same guy who produced "Everything Is Embarrassing" and "Losing You", starts really atmospheric and a bit dull, but at the end, it turns into pure epicness. Really sad it flopped terribly.
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#67. Pet Shop Boys "Vocal"
from the Album 'Electic' Genre:
Electro House, Dance-Pop, Electropop
Progressive House, Nu-Disco Country: UK
"I like the people, I like the song, this is my kind of music, they play it all night long..."
A big change in PSB's sound, taking influence from EDM and chart-friendly dance-pop, but they don't sound generic at all in this track. The video is kinda useless, but that doesn't take away the amazing-ness of the song.
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#66. Jessie Ware "Imagine It Was Us"
from the Album 'Devotion' Genre:
Nu-Disco, Dance-Pop
Electropop, Chicago House, Alternative R&B Country: UK
"Are you waiting for something? - imagine it was us - tell me, would you wait all night?"
The QUEEN of alt-R&B a.k.a. NEW SADE released "Imagine It Was Us", a song that, despite being one of her most-mainstream sounding songs, it's really interesting and boundary-pushing, at least comparing it to other pop songs. Also, she looked really cute in that video. Daft Punk could NEVA revive disco like she did there.
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#65. HAIM "Falling"
from the Album 'Days Are Gone' Genre:
Pop Rock, Indietronica
Synth Pop, Indie Pop, Synthwave, Alternative R&B Country: USA
"Never look back, never give up, never look back, never give up..."
Super catchy, yet not generic pop-rock tune that quickly elevates to a Jessie Ware/Rhye slayage. The video is really good too, and the girls are just sooooo hot.
If this or "Forever" don't smash in 2014 in the States then .
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#64. DARKSIDE "Golden Arrow"
from the Album 'Psychic' Genre:
Microhouse, Progressive Pop
Ambient Pop, Neo-Psychedelia, Ambient House Country: UK
Really atmospheric song. Actually I can barely think of a song that it's this atmospheric. Maybe it's a bit long, but all 11 minutes are worth it. The video is stupid and useless as **** tho.
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#63. Julieta Venegas "Te Vi"
from the Album 'Los Momentos' Genre:
Electropop, Latin Alternative
Synth Pop, Dream Pop, Indietronica Country: Mexico
"Te vi, besando una mujer en el campo..."
Sad LM kinda flopped, because her album was really good, and despite my love for Julieta's songs her albums never really delivered something worth noting until that one. This song is really great, but I didn't like the video to be honest.
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#62. Chlöe Howl "No Strings"
from the EP 'Rumour' Genre:
Electropop, Indietronica
Synth Pop, Teen Pop, Indie Pop Country: UK
"With all this love, you're unprotected, I'd hate to think, what you're collecting..."
Slay queen Chlöe. I mean, who ELSE makes Passion Pit-sounding indie teen-pop anthems about no-strings sex and EVEN comparing love with ****ing STDs? Your favourite teen pop or indie pop star could never. Also her british accent is so cute.
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#61. The Naked and Famous "Hearts Like Ours"
from the Album 'In Rolling Waves' Genre:
Indietronica, Dream Pop
Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Synth Pop Country: New Zealand
"There's an animal inside..."
The other "famous" group from New Zealand. Anthemic chorus, great video. Got a little bit old for me, but still so ****ing impressive.
I still have to listen to 'Avalanche' They will re-release it in March 9 tho.
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Originally posted by Calvin McHobbes
Are you Danish or just really like the music? I'll have to check these out. I really like a lot of Swedish artists, so it stands to reason that I'll enjoy the music of their Scandinavian brothers and sisters.
Nah, I just like the music, I'm from Argentina.
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Originally posted by AshleeSimpsonFan
No conozco a ninguno de este set bueno de hecho ahorita estaba escuchando a Rhye por primera vez pero la canción se me hizo muy aburrida, le di clic a esta que tienes aqui y es mejor
Yas stannea. Igual mejor que la canción que no te guste no sea queen "Open" por que si no.
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Originally posted by Roberto
Me gusta la tipa del #08, me recuerda mucho a Iamamiwhoami.
Perra, cuando te pasaras mi conteo??? Lo tienes mas abandonado que Britney a Britney Jean.
bueno de hecho ahorita estaba escuchando a Rhye por primera vez pero la canción se me hizo muy aburrida, le di clic a esta que tienes aqui y es mejor 
Clarity 
y el pdroductor de Dev Hynes
Lo tienes mas abandonado que Britney a Britney Jean. 
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But, since the Lorde didn't approve this anti-feminist anthem I knocked it down like 30 positions. 
At least it landed on a, maybe intentional one. 
Anthemic chorus, great video. Got a little bit old for me, but still so ****ing impressive. 
Imagine It Was Us 
at you flopping at guessing my songs.