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Calum View member profile	11th February 2020, 11:34 AM Post #101
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	51 Reuben Gray - Hallucinations 52 Alex Aiono - Her 53 Greyson Chance - shut up 54 Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar 55 James TW - You & Me 56 Aitch feat. ZieZie - Buss Down 57 Ruel - Hard Sometimes 58 Why Don't We - What Am I 59 Zara Larsson - All the Time 60 Emeli Sandé - Sparrow Emeli Sandé shot straight to #1 in my personal chart when she came back to us with Sparrow, the first single from her third album REAL LIFE - unfortunately though it did absolutely nothing charts-wise officially, and not only that but she excluded it from the setlist of the album's tour too which was rather disappointing. I still like the song to this date, but it's not my favourite from what she had on offer in the album. Zara Larsson sneaks in pretty high up in the countdown with All the Time - one of her best songs since the Lush Life days. It's a shame her career took a bit of a nosedive with the music she put out in 2019, but hopefully she can recover from it with more bops akin to this. Why Don't We's final appearance in the countdown - and my favourite song of theirs in 2019 - is with What Am I, one of the later singles they released. It's a beautiful ballad, and really showcases how brilliantly they work together as a boyband, in terms of both chemistry and vocals. Ruel also sneaks in with Hard Sometimes, one of the tracks from his Free Time EP. I didn't really pay attention to this at all prior to his tour, but after seeing him live and really connecting with this song on a personal level, it went straight to #1 in my chart, and became one of the biggest surprises of the year! Aitch also appears with Buss Down, his collaboration with ZieZie from his debut EP, which then went on to become a single. This is probably the most commercial-sounding song from the EP, and it managed to spend a fair amount of time in my chart too. James TW released a string of songs from his album before that was actually released, and one of those was You & Me - probably my favourite song of his to date. It's fun, up-beat and really shows off some of his versatility as an artist, considering he's most-known for more down-tempo, ballad-type songs. Harry Styles has another song pop up (although not his last!), and this time it's buzz-single Watermelon Sugar, from his second album Fine Line. Following Lights Up, this was a welcome change in pace and is such a care-free, FUN song that you just have to sing along to every time you put it on or it comes on the radio. I can't wait to see if we do get a video for this, because it'll surely be a visual treat. shut up, the lead single from Greyson Chance's album portraits appears here - and maybe a bit lower than I'd have anticipated, but everything else from here on out is just SO GOOD. shut up really clicked with me the two times I saw him live, because I didn't really have that strong an opinion before that. It's Greyson at his best, and it's got such an anthemic vibe (particularly live). Alex Aiono's final appearance in the countdown is with his single Her - by far his strongest and most iconic song to date - it's got the beat, it's got the drop and his vocals are divine. Such an incredible song! Closing the section is Reuben Gray who appeared not too long ago, this time with Hallucinations - the first of the two songs he put out in 2019. It's my favourite of the two and his vocals and everything else about the song is sublime, but they're both so good! Next: 41-50 (Top 300 Songs of 2019)


Jade View member profile	11th February 2020, 11:42 AM Post #102
I wanna keep all of your charm in a canister Pronouns: She/her Joined: 18 January 2011 Posts: 60,203 User: 12,810	Hey Calum, just had a major catch-up! Much love to Glee being in your favourite TV shows it shaped my teenage years so much too! I think most fans agree that it declined in quality after a few seasons, but it'll always have a special place in my heart on the whole. Need to re-watch the whole thing! From your latest songs section my favourites are 'Watermelon Sugar', 'All The Time' and 'Buss Down'! I think the former has now overtaken 'Sign Of The Times' as my favourite Harry song to date now. I hope we get a video for it too! Zara being paid dust for both 'Don't Worry Bout Me' and 'All The Time' is criminal tbh both are really strong pop songs and actually amongst her best ever for me. Then 'Buss Down' is so infectious!


Calum View member profile	11th February 2020, 04:22 PM Post #103
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	QUOTE(Jade @ Feb 11 2020, 11:42 AM) Hey Calum, just had a major catch-up! Much love to Glee being in your favourite TV shows it shaped my teenage years so much too! I think most fans agree that it declined in quality after a few seasons, but it'll always have a special place in my heart on the whole. Need to re-watch the whole thing! From your latest songs section my favourites are 'Watermelon Sugar', 'All The Time' and 'Buss Down'! I think the former has now overtaken 'Sign Of The Times' as my favourite Harry song to date now. I hope we get a video for it too! Zara being paid dust for both 'Don't Worry Bout Me' and 'All The Time' is criminal tbh both are really strong pop songs and actually amongst her best ever for me. Then 'Buss Down' is so infectious! Hey Jade! Definitely agree re. Glee - I think for so many people they'll be able to look past the decline in quality in its later seasons and appreciate it for the good times it gave them on the whole. Sign of the Times has never been my favourite of Harry's solo material, and Watermelon Sugar would be comfortably ahead of that, so I'm glad you're feeling the same. Thanks for commenting!!


Calum View member profile	11th February 2020, 04:43 PM Post #104
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	41 Charlie Puth - Mother 42 Emeli Sandé - You Are Not Alone 43 New Rules - Happy Ever After You 44 Isaac Dunbar - ferrari 45 Lauv - Drugs & The Internet 46 Austin Mahone - Dancing With Nobody 47 AJ Mitchell feat. Ava Max - Slow Dance 48 Emeli Sandé - Real Life 49 The Vamps - Missing You 50 Ariana Grande & Social House - boyfriend We're now into the final section of 10 before we hit the top 40 songs of 2019, and then we'll go 5 songs at a time for a while. Kicking us off is Ariana Grande with her Social House collaboration, boyfriend. I've not been a massive fan of all of Ariana's output recently, but boyfriend is a cute jam that you can bop your head to. It's still enjoyable to this date so at least she's done some things right. Despite not having released a full-length album in what seems like ages now, The Vamps have had a pretty quiet 2019, releasing collaborations here and there, and then releasing an EP to keep us ticking over until the next album. Missing You, the titular track, is gorgeous and one of their best ballads to date I think - it's certainly up there with the likes of Another World. The title track from Emeli Sandé's third album appears here - it's a gorgeous song, and the last minute or so is incredibly powerful and reminds me just why I love her so much. AJ Mitchell's highest song in the countdown is none other than his collaboration with Ava Max on Slow Dance. The song managed to peak at #2 in my chart - he still hasn't managed a #1 in my chart, but I can see that coming very soon if he keeps going at this rate - and performed very well. It's such a beautiful track and their voices are so well suited. Austin Mahone's utter B O P Dancing With Nobody also struck gold in my chart, sticking around for quite some time because I just couldn't get it out of my head. It's catchy, infectious and so typically pop-Austin. It hurts that this was slept on by most. Lauv makes another appearance, this time with Drugs & The Internet - one of the songs from his upcoming album. There's still more Lauv to come in the countdown, but this is definitely among the best he put out in 2019. It's fun, and his social commentary is on point as per. Isaac Dunbar only has a couple of songs remaining, but ferrari is certainly among the best of those, having been a surprise #1 in my chart earlier in the year. Isaac's production skills (he produces all of his own music) are second to none, and for an artist as small-scale as he is at the moment, it's incredible to see him putting out songs like this when he's yet to touch down on a major label and produce even bigger songs. The sky's the limit, and I'm hopeful I'll hear some of these songs live when I see him in London. New Rules appear (not for the last time) with Happy Ever After You from their debut EP. It's got a strong chorus, strong lyrics throughout and it's one of their best to date. This is another one that I can't wait to hear live - and not a moment too soon because I'll be seeing them next Friday in Glasgow, yass! A double for Emeli in this section as You Are Not Alone finishes here - a song so gravely under-appreciated, but one that went down a treat on tour, and that managed to get its own music video. It's such an empowering, uplifting song with inspirational lyrics that leave me with a smile on my face, knowing that she's looking out for people and that she cares about the mental health message coming across in her music. Finally, Charlie Puth's Mother just misses out on the top 40 - his finest release of the year (with a thirst-quenching video to match). Next: 3-4 (Top Artists of 2019)


PeteFromLeeds View member profile	12th February 2020, 09:24 PM Post #105
Buy yourself a car, and a house in Devon Joined: 6 May 2016 Posts: 23,905 User: 23,247	Think I had You & Me on my playlist earlier this year, it didn't stand out massively for me but still a fairly nice song! Giving Dancing With Nobody a listen now, another decent pop song, he really can get those high notes can't he


Calum View member profile	13th February 2020, 12:54 AM Post #106
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	QUOTE(PeteFromLeeds @ Feb 12 2020, 09:24 PM) Think I had You & Me on my playlist earlier this year, it didn't stand out massively for me but still a fairly nice song! Giving Dancing With Nobody a listen now, another decent pop song, he really can get those high notes can't he Hey Pete! Yeah, You & Me isn't exactly the best song ever, but it's so cute! And yes, Austin's range is incredible, glad you liked it! . Thanks for commenting!


Calum View member profile	13th February 2020, 01:07 AM Post #107
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	4 Isaac Dunbar After discovering Isaac Dunbar in late 2018 with his first singles blonde and freshman year, 2019 became such a massive year for following him - he released a single every couple of months or so and we've ended up with so many in the top 300 songs of the year (with more still to come, too). His music is so different in style to the type that I'm most known for listening to, but his voice is unmatched to any I've heard before, and his songs have the unique ability to start off sounding like one thing, and end completely different leaving you feeling you've just had an incredible 3-minute experience. He's already launched into 2020 releasing more new music, and I'll be seeing him on tour when he stops by London - so I cannot WAIT for that because I'm sure it'll be a really special night. I just can't wait to have a full length album from him, because his debut EP balloons don't float here is a good indication that he knows how to make a body of work that flows perfectly from start to finish with not a single filler track. 3 Emeli Sandé Emeli surprised us all when she dropped Sparrow - I certainly wasn't expecting a new album as soon as this - and although Real Life ended up being delayed a number of times, we finally got it in the second half of 2019, and what an incredible album it turned out to be (so worth the wait!). It's probably become my favourite album by Emeli, and the fact that she manages to convey so many positive messages in her lyrics just has me in awe of her completely. I was so incredibly fortunate to, after 9 years of stanning, meet her at her Edinburgh tour date which is a moment I'll cherish forever (pic available on Instagram for those that haven't seen x), and hearing all of those songs come to life on stage was magic. She captivates me with songs like Survivor, Honest, Same Old Feeling, Real Life and Free as a Bird - all some of the highlights from an 11-track album that's FULL of highlights. There's not a single dud on the album, and that's why Emeli's one of the best artists of the year; she's been such a prominent part of my year and I'm so thankful. Next: 36-40 (Top 300 Songs of 2019)


Calum View member profile	15th February 2020, 09:19 PM Post #108
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	36 Jonas Brothers - Cool 37 Stormzy - Vossi Bop 38 Isaac Dunbar - pharmacy 39 Harry Styles - Lights Up 40 Selena Gomez - Lose You to Love Me Kicking off the top 40 is Selena Gomez with her comeback song Lose You to Love Me - describing exactly what she needed to do to move on from a toxic relationship that's haunted her for some time. It was the perfect way for Selena to come back to us, tell her story and let us know that she made it through the dark and is in a better place now. It's such a touching ballad, and definitely one of the strongest offerings from her album Rare. Harry Styles' lead single Lights Up from his second album Fine Line is just ahead - a vast change from Sign of the Times (and pretty much anything else from his debut solo era). Showcasing a progression in sound, Lights Up had me captivated and ready to embrace whatever was to come with this new era. And let's not ignore the fact the video is one of the hottest things - Harry knows how to (although not entirely original) give us ART. Isaac Dunbar's single pharmacy is his second-highest in the countdown, with one more yet to come. The song reached #1 in my personal chart, and it's another of the songs Isaac's released that starts with a sombre couple of verses and choruses before breaking out into an incredible piece of music in its last minute or so. His voice really is at its best here, so I'm hoping this will be one of the songs I hear when I see him live this year. Just ahead is Stormzy who has had an incredible year, both in terms of singles (both solo and features) and his album. Vossi Bop, the first single from the campaign for Heavy Is the Head, was released earlier in the year and really got me on board. Like I've already said, I didn't pay too much attention to Stormzy before now, but Vossi Bop and all the singles that followed (and the incredible album tracks) really broke the mould. Finally, the Jonas Brothers' second single of 2019, Cool, is such a fun, feel-good song about just feeling so... cool. It was such a great moment on their Happiness Begins tour, and really just sums up what the three brothers are all about with their music. 8_JbZvHc92U Next: 31-35 (Top 300 Songs of 2019)


Calum View member profile	15th February 2020, 09:33 PM Post #109
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	31 HRVY - Told You So 32 Lewis Capaldi - Hold Me While You Wait 33 Nina Nesbitt - Is It Really Me You're Missing 34 Lauv - Sad Forever 35 Jonas Blue & HRVY - Younger HRVY bookends this section with two entries, the first of those being his collaboration with Jonas Blue on Younger. This is such a fun track, and it's great to see HRVY getting more mainstream exposure by collaborating with big-name DJs. Not that he needs any help to produce big hits of his own though, because his solo track in this section Told You So is such a BOP. Every time I listen to Told You So it goes off, and it has me singing along, wanting to get up and just dance, care-free. It's a great song, but ultimately HRVY still has another song to come in the countdown before all his music from 2019 has appeared. Just ahead of HRVY and Jonas Blue is Lauv with Sad Forever. This wasn't immediately a favourite of mine, but the more I listened to it the more I was able to relate to the lyrics and it's by far one of my favourite songs from Lauv now. Speaking so openly about mental health is one of the best qualities of Lauv's music recently, and having someone you can relate to in that respect is so important, knowing you're not alone and that other people face these struggles with you. Nina Nesbitt and Lewis Capaldi appear again, and this time both with their highest appearances in the countdown. Hold Me While You Wait was the long-awaited follow-up to Someone You Loved - it took a long time for them to actually promote another song from the album given the success of the aforementioned, but when we finally moved on and Hold Me While You Wait got the recognition it deserved, it was great. I definitely prefer this to a lot of other songs from Lewis' debut album, and it's the one that stands out for me among so many other similar-sounding songs. Nina, on the other hand, delivered the goods and then some with Is It Really Me You're Missing. To me, it's like the The Hardest Part of The Sun Will Come Up..., which is no bad thing. There aren't many proper ballads on this album, so it's a welcome change of pace and going back to the style of the debut album Peroxide a little. It's a beautiful song and never fails to make me feel all the feels when I listen. mJ9oQ-ACgjs Next: 26-30 (Top 300 Songs of 2019)


Calum View member profile	15th February 2020, 10:13 PM Post #110
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	26 Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now 27 Greyson Chance - black on black 28 NOTD & HRVY - I Miss Myself 29 Isaac Dunbar - cologne 30 Alok, Felix Jaehn & The Vamps - All the Lies Alok, Felix Jaehn and The Vamps' collaboration on All the Lies was a great surprise to keep us ticking over with music from The Vamps earlier this year. Although we got their Missing You EP too, to see them still collaborating with other artists in the meantime was great. It's a fun song, and packs a real punch that makes it the bop it is. It's probably one of my favourite Vamps songs/collaborations, so yay for some DJs that brought them on board! Isaac Dunbar's final entry in the countdown comes in the form of cologne - undoubtedly my favourite of the 'singles' (aka songs that made it to Release Radar on Spotify before the EP was actually released), and one that I entered to BJSC in 2019 too. It's a beautiful song, and again reaches incredible heights as the song progresses through the minutes. HRVY also has his final entry in the countdown here, and this time it's I Miss Myself, with NOTD. NOTD brought us the bops in 2019 (see Wanted, his Daya collaboration), but his production and HRVY's slick, smooth vocals made for the perfect pop song. Greyson Chance appears again, and certainly not for the final time, with black on black - my second favourite track from portraits. I've spoken so much about portraits already, so I feel like I'm running out of steam here, but there can never be enough positivity about just how brilliant the album is, and in particular this track too. It didn't really click with me until a few listens into the album, but black on black is such a bop, one where Greyson's true, authentic self really comes out and he gives us an insight into just what he likes. The lyrics are great, but it proves that Greyson's not just here to serve us the ballads - he can make a really amazing pop song with an incredible beat and chorus too. Finally, one of the most recent songs to reach the top 40, and it's Dua Lipa's lead single from her second album Future Nostalgia - Don't Start Now. I think there was a certain expectation heading into this era given how monumental her first era was, but she delivered the goods and Don't Start Now not only seems like a natural progression as we head into a new era, but it's one of her biggest bops to date with catchy lyrics and a chorus to die for. oygrmJFKYZY Next: 21-25 (Top 300 Songs of 2019)


Calum View member profile	15th February 2020, 10:29 PM Post #111
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	21 Beyoncé - Spirit 22 Lauv & Anne-Marie - fuck, i'm lonely 23 Tiësto & Mabel - God is a Dancer 24 HRVY - Million Ways 25 Stormzy - Crown We're just seconds away from the top 20 now, and into the final section of five before we drop down to the FINAL 20 SONGS OF THE COUNTDOWN - what will be the #1 song of 2019? I'll be posting an alphabetical list of the top 20 songs after this section! Kicking us off though is Stormzy with Crown, the single that followed Vossi Bop - and ultimately my favourite of the two. Crown was in many ways similar to Blinded By Your Grace for me - it had the gospel elements thrown in there for similarity, and it also had him going down the non-grime route, which is probably why it didn't have as great an impact as Vossi Bop did, but nonetheless it's a great song! HRVY's final appearance in the countdown is his most recent single (not including ME BECAUSE OF YOU that's just been released), Million Ways. In many ways (pardon the pun) this marked the beginning of a new era, as it seemed like HRVY wanted to shelf all his previous work and start fresh with this moving forward. It's typical HRVY though - an incredible pop song with his wonderfully dreamy vocals to match. Tiësto and Mabel also make an appearance with their collaboration God is a Dancer. This was a massive surprise for me in 2019 - I wasn't expecting to really LOVE any music by Mabel, but she's gone and done it several times over. God is a Dancer is a typical dance banger, but Mabel's vocals matched with the beat is perfection really. It's one of the best things she's put her name to, so more of this when she bounces back from the lacklustre performance of her debut album please. Lauv and Anne-Marie's collaboration for 13 Reasons Why's third season, fuck, i'm lonely, is amazing. Obviously the opinion of Anne-Marie on Buzzjack is not amazing (which to me all seems pretty unfounded really), but her and Lauv on the same song, and one as good as this, really made me fall in love. I haven't finished season 3 of 13RW yet so can't comment on how it fits in there, but as a standalone single that will eventually be included on Lauv's album, it worked so well for me. Finally, Beyoncé made her mark in 2019 by appearing as Nala in the live-action remake of Disney's The Lion King. Not only that, she provided vocals for original track Spirit on the soundtrack. This was massive for me - a poignant moment in the film that made me quite emotional, and hearing Beyoncé singing a pop ballad once more was great - this is what she's best at, and I love it. civgUOommC8 Next: Recap: 21-300 (Top 300 Songs of 2019)


Calum View member profile	15th February 2020, 10:34 PM Post #112
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	21-300 21 Beyoncé - Spirit 22 Lauv & Anne-Marie - fuck, i'm lonely 23 Tiësto & Mabel - God is a Dancer 24 HRVY - Million Ways 25 Stormzy - Crown 26 Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now 27 Greyson Chance - black on black 28 NOTD & HRVY - I Miss Myself 29 Isaac Dunbar - cologne 30 Alok, Felix Jaehn & The Vamps - All the Lies 31 HRVY - Told You So 32 Lewis Capaldi - Hold Me While You Wait 33 Nina Nesbitt - Is It Really Me You're Missing 34 Lauv - Sad Forever 35 Jonas Blue & HRVY - Younger 36 Jonas Brothers - Cool 37 Stormzy - Vossi Bop 38 Isaac Dunbar - pharmacy 39 Harry Styles - Lights Up 40 Selena Gomez - Lose You to Love Me 41 Charlie Puth - Mother 42 Emeli Sandé - You Are Not Alone 43 New Rules - Happy Ever After You 44 Isaac Dunbar - ferrari 45 Lauv - Drugs & The Internet 46 Austin Mahone - Dancing With Nobody 47 AJ Mitchell feat. Ava Max - Slow Dance 48 Emeli Sandé - Real Life 49 The Vamps - Missing You 50 Ariana Grande & Social House - boyfriend 51 Reuben Gray - Hallucinations 52 Alex Aiono - Her 53 Greyson Chance - shut up 54 Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar 55 James TW - You & Me 56 Aitch feat. ZieZie - Buss Down 57 Ruel - Hard Sometimes 58 Why Don't We - What Am I 59 Zara Larsson - All the Time 60 Emeli Sandé - Sparrow 61 HRVY - I Don't Think About You 62 JC Stewart - The Wrong Ones 63 Scott Helman - Everything Sucks 64 Jonas Brothers - Strangers 65 Greyson Chance - west texas 66 AJ Mitchell - Say It Again 67 Reuben Gray - Temptation 68 PRETTYMUCH - Blind 69 Greyson Chance - yours 70 AJ Mitchell - All My Friends 71 Stormzy feat. Ed Sheeran & Burna Boy - Own It 72 Harry Styles - Adore You 73 Plested - Either You Love Me Or You Don't 74 Jonas Brothers - Rollercoaster 75 Camila Cabello - Dream of You 76 Lauv - Feelings 77 Sigma feat. Louisa - Here We Go Again 78 5 Seconds of Summer feat. Julia Michaels - Lie to Me 79 Matteo Markus Bok - In the Middle 80 P!nk - Walk Me Home 81 5 Seconds of Summer - Easier 82 Young T & Bugsey feat. Aitch - Strike a Pose 83 Taylor Swift - You Need to Calm Down 84 Charli XCX feat. Lizzo - Blame It on Your Love 85 Picture This - Modern Love 86 Jack & Jack - Lotta Love 87 Ed Sheeran feat. Stormzy - Take Me Back to London 88 Kesha feat. Big Freedia - Raising Hell 89 Taylor Swift feat. Brendon Urie - ME! 90 Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved 91 Why Don't We - Big Plans 92 Ed Sheeran feat. Camila Cabello & Cardi B - South of the Border 93 Ellie Goulding - Sixteen 94 Kygo & Whitney Houston - Higher Love 95 Why Don't We - Cold in LA 96 Taylor Swift - Afterglow 97 Cheat Codes & Daniel Blume - Who's Got Your Love 98 Normani - Motivation 99 Niall Horan - Put a Little Love on Me 100 Camila Cabello - Cry For Me 101 Aitch - Taste (Make It Shake) 102 Why Don't We - I Still Do 103 AUSTN - Mean 104 ZAYN - Satisfaction 105 Post Malone feat. Young Thug - Goodbyes 106 Digital Farm Animals feat. AJ Mitchell - Without You Now 107 Greyson Chance - stand 108 Why Don't We - Come to Brazil 109 Lil Nas X feat. Cardi B - Rodeo 110 AJ Mitchell - Move On 111 Liam Payne feat. A Boogie Wit da Hoodie - Stack It Up 112 Harry Styles - Falling 113 Stormzy feat. Aitch - Pop Boy 114 ZAYN - All That 115 Jonas Brothers - Only Human 116 Cardi B & Bruno Mars - Please Me 117 Johnny Orlando - All These Parties 118 ZAYN - Good Years 119 AJ Mitchell - Down in Flames 120 Naughty Boy feat. Emeli Sandé & Rahat Fateh Ali Khan - Bungee Jumping 121 Why Don't We & Macklemore - I Don't Belong In This Club 122 Moss Kena - Begging 123 Lewis Watson - spark 124 Ariana Grande - break up with your girlfriend, i'm bored 125 Andreas Wijk - NuMb ❄ 126 JC Stewart - Bones 127 ZAYN - Back to Life 128 AUSTN - In Betweenin' 129 Bazzi - I.F.L.Y. 130 ZAYN - I Don't Mind 131 Rita Ora feat. 6LACK - Only Want You 132 Greyson Chance - lakeshore 133 BTS feat. Lauv - Make It Right 134 Sam Feldt feat. Rani - Post Malone 135 Taylor Swift - The Man 136 Jack & Jack - Day Dreaming 137 John Newman & Nina Nesbitt - Without You 138 Luca Hänni - She Got Me 139 ZAYN & Zhavia Ward - A Whole New World 140 Why Don't We - Unbelievable 141 Lil Nas X - Old Town Road 142 Mabel - OK (Anxiety Anthem) 143 Isaac Dunbar - mime 144 Matteo Markus Bok - SLO-MO 145 5 Seconds of Summer - Teeth 146 MARINA - Handmade Heaven 147 Ruel - Real Thing 148 Isaac Dunbar - woman on the hills 149 Luca Hänni - Bella Bella 150 Ruel - Painkiller 151 Emeli Sandé - Same Old Feeling 152 Greyson Chance - timekeeper 153 Meduza feat. Goodboys - Piece of Your Heart 154 FELIX SANDMAN - MIDDLE OF NOWHERE 155 Ava Max - Freaking Me Out 156 P!nk feat. Khalid - Hurts 2B Human 157 Dua Lipa - Future Nostalgia 158 Ruel - Free Time 159 Stormzy feat. Headie One - Audacity 160 Katy Perry - Small Talk 161 Harry Styles - Treat People With Kindness 162 Plested - The Least That I Could Do 163 Greyson Chance - seasons nineteen 164 Diplo & Jonas Brothers - Lonely 165 Conan Gray - Maniac 166 Misunderstood - Juicy Fruit 167 Sam Smith & Normani - Dancing With a Stranger 168 Jonas Brothers - I Believe 169 Charlie Puth - I Warned Myself 170 Lil Nas X - C7osure (You Like) 171 David Guetta feat. RAYE - Stay (Don't Go Away) 172 Johnny Orlando - Sleep 173 Marshmello feat. CHVRCHES - Here With Me 174 Selena Gomez - Look at Her Now 175 Andreas Wijk - MADONNA 176 PRETTYMUCH & CNCO - Me Necesita 177 Why Don't We - Mad at You 178 Daddy Yankee & Katy Perry feat. Snow - Con Calma 179 Noah Taylor - Love You a Lot 180 Nina Nesbitt - Love Letter 181 RØYLS - Savages 182 Alex Aiono - Unloving You 183 Isaac Dunbar - onion boy 184 Sam Fender - Hypersonic Missiles 185 Elliot Jones - i'm in love 186 Thomston - Lightweight 187 Mahmood - Soldi 188 Isac Elliot - Somebody Else 189 Mashd N Kutcher feat. Alex Aiono - Better Me 190 Camila Cabello - Liar 191 Nina Nesbitt - Black & Blue 192 Julia Michaels feat. Selena Gomez - Anxiety 193 Mark Ronson feat. Camila Cabello - Find U Again 194 Jonas Blue feat. Theresa Rex - What I Like About You 195 R3HAB & ZAYN feat. Jungleboi - Flames 196 Why Don't We - Don't Change 197 Lauv & LANY - Mean It 198 Jack & Jack - 2 Cigarettes 199 Lennon Stella - Kissing Other People 200 Dominic Fike - 3 Nights 201 kwassa - sad songs 202 Bea Miller & Snakehips - NEVER GONNA LIKE YOU 203 Isaac Dunbar - body 204 The Script - The Last Time 205 AJ Mitchell - Like Strangers Do 206 Meghan Trainor feat. Lennon Stella & Sasha Sloan - Workin' On It 207 Kesha - My Own Dance 208 JC Stewart - Pick Up Your Phone 209 Thomas Headon - Clean Me Up 210 Snakehips feat. Rivers Cuomo & KYLE - Gucci Rock N Rolla 211 Conan Gray - Checkmate 212 Allie X & Troye Sivan - Love Me Wrong 213 Bea Miller feat. 6LACK - it's not u it's me 214 Martin Jensen feat. James Arthur - Nobody 215 Meghan Trainor feat. Mike Sabath - Wave 216 AUSTN - Backup Plan 217 Ed Sheeran feat. Chance the Rapper & PnB Rock - Cross Me 218 Bastille & Alessia Cara - Another Place 219 Charlie Puth - Cheating on You 220 Bishara - On My Own 221 Lana Del Rey - fuck it I love you 222 Alexander Stewart - Backwards 223 Isac Elliot - Waiting Game 224 JP Cooper & Astrid S - Sing It With Me 225 PRETTYMUCH feat. Tjay - Lying 226 Greyson Chance - bleed you still 227 Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber - I Don't Care 228 Zara Larsson - Don't Worry Bout Me 229 Dua Lipa - Swan Song 230 Dermot Kennedy - Outnumbered 231 Steve Void & AUSTN - Without You 232 NOTD & Daya - Wanted 233 AJ Mitchell - Talk So Much 234 New Rules - Home Sweet Hotel 235 Taylor Swift - The Archer 236 MAX feat. Quinn XCII - Love Me Less 237 Lukas James - Easy 238 Josef Salvat - modern anxiety 239 New Rules - Fix Somebody 240 Miss Benny - Rendezvous 241 Isaac Dunbar - blueberry brows 242 Ava Max - So Am I 243 James Bay feat. Julia Michaels - Peer Pressure 244 Lizzo - Good as Hell 245 Nina Nesbitt - Colder 246 Alex Aiono - I Can't Be Me 247 The Weeknd - Blinding Lights 248 Dan + Shay & Justin Bieber - 10,000 Hours 249 Lil Nas X - Panini 250 Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus & Lana Del Rey - Don't Call Me Angel 251 Camila Cabello - First Man 252 Ava Max - Torn 253 Jake Miller feat. Tomos - NERVOUS 254 Chance the Rapper feat. Shawn Mendes - Ballin Flossin 255 Zedd & Kehlani - Good Thing 256 AJ Mitchell - Out My Mind 257 Kameron Michaels - Freedom 258 Emeli Sandé - Extraordinary Being 259 Andreas Wijk - What NOW??? 260 Logan Henderson - Pull Me Deep 261 AJ Mitchell - Unstoppable 262 JP Saxe & Julia Michaels - If the World Was Ending 263 Ruel - Face to Face 264 Arizona Zervas - ROXANNE 265 New Rules - Mountains 266 Taylor Swift - Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince 267 Denis Coleman - Without You 268 Noah Taylor - Black + Blue 269 Josh Mac - CALIFORNIA 270 Riverdale Cast feat. Ashleigh Murray & KJ Apa - People Like Us 271 Camila Cabello - This Love 272 Alessia Cara - Ready 273 PRETTYMUCH - Phases 274 Blake Rose - Lady 275 Andreas Wijk - will you be there when the summer ends 276 Alexander Stewart - Best Damn Thing 277 tyler drama - HOLDING ON 278 SHAED & ZAYN - Trampoline 279 Oscar Enestad - I Love It 280 Dalton Harris - Cry 281 Sam Fender - Dead Boys 282 Gabrielle Aplin feat. JP Cooper - Losing Me 283 Joel Adams - Kingdom 284 Michael Medrano - Fluids 285 Conan Gray - Comfort Crowd 286 Lewis Watson - Fly When I Fall 287 SG Lewis feat. Ruel - Flames 288 Benjamin Rihan - Talk About You 289 LZRD feat. Jake Miller - Anything Anymore 290 Isaac Dunbar - diamonds are a girl's best friend 291 Jeremy Zucker feat. Bea Miller - comethru 292 Alessandro Casillo - Hasta Luego 293 Dermot Kennedy - Rome 294 Sammy Wilk - Livin' Life 295 Nicki Minaj - MEGATRON 296 Ava Max - Salt 297 DJ Spoony feat. Zak Abel - Gotta Get Thru This 298 Miss Benny - One Damn Good Mistake 299 Andreas Wijk - Peace 佑 Piəɔə 300 Oscar Enestad - Sign of My Love Next: 1-2 (Top Artists of 2019)


Calum View member profile	15th February 2020, 10:38 PM Post #113
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	The Top 20 in Alphabetical Order Camila Cabello - Easy Camila Cabello - Shameless Emeli Sandé - Free as a Bird Emeli Sandé - Shine Greyson Chance - Boots Greyson Chance - white roses Jack & Jack - Promise Me Jonas Brothers - Sucker Katy Perry - Never Really Over Lauv & Troye Sivan - i’m so tired… Mabel - Don’t Call Me Up Mabel - Mad Love New Rules - 24 Hours Shawn Mendes - If I Can’t Have You Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello - Señorita Taylor Swift - Cruel Summer Taylor Swift feat. Shawn Mendes - Lover The Chainsmokers & 5 Seconds of Summer - Who Do You Love Tiësto, Jonas Blue & Rita Ora - Ritual ZAYN - There You Are


JosephBoone View member profile	16th February 2020, 11:46 AM Post #114
you never forget your first time... Pronouns: he/him Joined: 19 April 2011 Posts: 121,821 User: 13,530	Lots of taste but Lights Up is way too low xx


Calum View member profile	16th February 2020, 02:25 PM Post #115
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	QUOTE(JosephInSpace @ Feb 16 2020, 11:46 AM) Lots of taste but Lights Up is way too low xx Fake news xx Thanks Joseph! .


Calum View member profile	16th February 2020, 02:44 PM Post #116
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	2 Shawn Mendes In any other year, there'd have been absolutely no competition for Shawn to be my #1 artist of the year - but for 2019, he's been pipped to the post by one certain other. Shawn's had an incredible 2019, despite having not released a new album. He has however, given us two of the biggest hits of his career to date in the form of If I Can't Have You and Señorita; the latter being his second and biggest collaboration with now-girlfriend Camila Cabello. Both songs are yet to appear in the top 20 of my top 300 songs of 2019, so another massive achievement there. Besides those two songs, Shawn's also featured on a remix of Taylor Swift's song Lover - bringing that to new heights. His voice sounds so delicious on that. Shawn's given us so much to love throughout the year, whether that's fanning over his Calvin Klein pics and any other subsequent photoshoots, his live performances at awards ceremonies, his supposed faux relationship with Camila - he's been a major talking point for so many throughout the year and I can't wait for him to begin the campaign for his fourth album, whenever that may be. As well as all of that, I had the privilege of seeing Shawn live in April 2019 for the fourth time. This was his best tour to date, in support of his self-titled third album, and the arm porn on the screens in the arena throughout was just incredible. He's made my 2019 better, and I can't think of any other artist who's had such an impact on me in the little time he's been around. Thank you for everything, Shawn! 1 Greyson Chance Without further ado, my #1 Artist of 2019 is none other than... Greyson Chance! Greyson has been on my radar for a number of years, having listened to his first album Hold On 'Til the Night all those years ago when he found fame, to peeping his intermittent EPs here and there. When he released his second album portraits (which he considers to be his debut more than anything), I was completely blown away. This is such an authentic, true, real and raw account of Greyson's life and what's led him to where he is now. The power of his storytelling through his lyrics is just insane, and he manages to make me feel all the emotions in such different ways with each of the tracks; from feeling emotional af listening to white roses, to ready to bop with black on black. It goes on and on. Greyson's had an incredible year, but even after the portraits campaign died down, he went on to release Boots - another up-beat, fun and cool track that really highlights how strong his social commentary is in his music. Besides all of the music he released during the year, I also managed to see him live two times, once in London and once in Glasgow where I met him and got some photos taken! He really is such a beautiful, pure soul and he really believes in the message he's trying to get across with his music, and he wants his fans to know that they are the reason he does what he does. Seeing him live was such an incredible experience - being only inches away from him on both occasions (the best videos I've managed to capture from any concert lmao) and seeing him dig deep into his soul to deliver a performance that nobody will ever forget. Greyson is the one artist that has truly defined 2019 for me, and I cannot wait for him to do it all over again with his next album, which is due at some point in 2020! If you haven't listened to portraits (or any other Greyson music), please give it a try because it's remarkable! Next: 19-20 (Top 300 Songs of 2019)


Calum View member profile	16th February 2020, 03:05 PM Post #117
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	20 New Rules - 24 Hours New Rules have had an incredible start to their career - going from releasing a couple of songs like Fix Me and Mountains and managing to make New Music Friday, to going on to release their debut EP, tour the UK supporting Little Mix (and their own headline tour that I'll be seeing them on next week!) - and 24 Hours is the best representation of what they're about as a band so far, I think. When 24 Hours dropped, I was shocked. I wasn't expecting this from them given their previous aforementioned songs, but they've completely won me over already and we've only had a handful of songs from them. They're already solidifying themselves as being in the same league as the likes of The Vamps, New Hope Club, etc and I can't wait to see where we go from here. 24 Hours is a great, fun track that managed to reach #1 in my chart, and it still sounds so fresh now. btRPZ8t6yK4 19 Jack & Jack - Promise Me Promise Me was immediately my favourite song from Jack & Jack's debut album A Good Friend Is Nice. When it dropped earlier in 2019, I was listening through waiting for that one song that would click with me and become an eternal favourite, and it's this song. Promise Me is more of a ballad than we're used to by Jack & Jack - given their songs like Rise, Day Dreaming, Lotta Love, etc. This song really strips things back and exposes their vocals (which are stunning). It's a heartbreaking song, but at the same time it fills me with hope. I'm still really gutted I didn't get to see them live on tour because I think this would have been such a moment (similar to moments I've experienced with songs yet to come). Promise Me managed to jump straight into my chart at #1 in its first week and stuck around for some time after, becoming their longest-charting song. fMK5af_OYCk Next: 17-18 (Top 300 Songs of 2019)


Calum View member profile	16th February 2020, 05:24 PM Post #118
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	18 Emeli Sandé - Shine It took a while for Emeli to bridge the gap between Sparrow and the eventual release of her third album REAL LIFE, but we got there eventually with the release of Shine, the second single from the album. The song is so inspiring with its lyrics and its music video. It's all about letting love into your soul, being the best version of yourself you possibly can be and just loving life, the world around you and shining bright. Her album is littered with positivity and inspiring messages of hope and wonder - and this is one of the best examples of that. The song builds up to a dramatic conclusion where her vocals run wild and sound incredible, and hearing this on tour (twice!) was an incredible moment too. Although there are delicate moments on REAL LIFE that work beautifully too, when Emeli does an up-beat song she really nails it. Qmdwu9whwT0 17 Taylor Swift feat. Shawn Mendes - Lover I don't think anybody could say they were expecting this. A Shawn and Taylor collaboration is something only dreams were made of, but then she dropped the surprise remix of Lover out of the blue, featuring Shawn, and I (and everybody else) was floored. Lover was already one of my favourite songs from Taylor's seventh album of the same name, but with the added bonus of Shawn's dreamy vocals on this, and the incredible conclusion the song reaches with Shawn desperately wanting to be a lover, it hit a new level of perfection. It's a shame we never got a music video for this because seeing the two of them opposite one another for such a beautiful song would've been great, but hopefully it's not the last time we hear their voices on the same song. Give us what we want on your fourth album please, Shawn x b5Zay_Hd_7Q Next: 15-16 (Top 300 Songs of 2019)


ElectroBoy View member profile	16th February 2020, 05:27 PM Post #119
BuzzJack Platinum Member Joined: 26 February 2007 Posts: 14,306 User: 3,002	I Miss Myself only being at 28.... shuck! Good to see I'm so Tired... being so high


Calum View member profile	16th February 2020, 05:42 PM Post #120
nabad Pronouns: he/him Joined: 13 February 2013 Posts: 28,381 User: 18,316	QUOTE(ElectroBoy @ Feb 16 2020, 05:27 PM) I Miss Myself only being at 28.... shuck! Good to see I'm so Tired... being so high I love I Miss Myself so much so yeah even I'm annoyed it's not higher than that, but everything else is so good Thanks ElectroBoy!