ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE Reveals 250 Greatest Songs Of The 21st Century

After 25 years of music in this Century Rolling Stone Magazine
looks back and picked their 250 favourite tracks.

As expected hip-hop-pop is the big winner pushing guitar rock into a figurant
role although Radiohead (with surprising track choice, The White Stripes (with
their classic cracker) and Yeah Yeah Yeahs at No. 2 (completely unexcepted)
are in the Top 10.

Full List HERE.

Let’s have a closer at the Top 10.

10. Thinkin’ About You by FRANK OCEAN
More than 1,4 billion streams on Spotify

Album: Channel ORANGE (2012)

9. Toxic by BRITNEY SPEARS
More than 1,7 billion streams on Spotify

Album: In The Zone (2003)

8. Idioteque by RADIOHEAD
More than 47 million streams on Spotify

Album: KID A (2000)

7. Allright by KENDRICK LAMAR
More than 961 million streams on Spotify

Album: To Pimp A Butterfly (2015)

6. Dancin’ On My Own by ROBYN
More than 401 million streams on Spotify

Album: Body Talk (2010)

5. All To Well by TAYLOR SWIFT
More than 450 million streams on Spotify

Album: Red

4. Seven Nation Army by THE WHITE STRIPES
More than 2,030 billion streams on Spotify

Album: Elephant (2003)

3. Crazy In Love by BEYONCE
More than 1,8 billion streams on Spotify

Album: Dangerously In Love (2003)

2. Maps by YEAH YEAH YEAHS
More than 278 million streams on Spotify

Album: Fever To Tell (2003)

1. Get Ur Freak On by MISSY ELLIOT
More than 327 on Spotify

Album: Miss E… So Addictive (2001)

Influential Music Blog STEREOGUM Reveals Their List Of The 50 Best Albums Of 2022 So Far

8 June 2022

Influential and highly-praised American website Stereogum celebrates its 20th birthday this year. A lot of festive stuff the world’s best music blog as they claim themselves waits in the pipeline.

But first their multi-musical-genre list of the 50 best albums of 2022 so far.

Chris DeVille (Editor): “Perhaps as a result of artists sitting on new music during the pandemic’s early phases and dumping it all on us at the same time, it was unusually difficult
to pare down the list to just 50 albums this time around. Both in terms of widely acclaimed consensus favorites and personally beloved sleeper picks, there have just been so many albums to love. At the moment, the following are the ones the Stereogum staff loves the most… any album scheduled to be released by June 30 was eligible for this list, so some of these records are from the future.”

TOP 5

5. Mr. Moral & The Big Steppers by KENDRICK LAMAR

“Lamar is operating like only a few artists in pop history — a superstar at the height
of his powers confounding everyone’s expectations while trying to transcend his own.”

Stream here

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4. ‘Once Twice Melody’ by BEACH HOUSE

“Other albums of theirs might be more concise, but none is as impactful as this staggering showcase of the mystical energy that Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally have channeled since
the start of their career.”

Stream here…

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3. ‘Aethioples’ by BILLY WOODS

“There are underground rap titans all over Aethiopes — El-P, Boldy James, Quelle Chris — but the real meat is in hearing woods and Preservation dig deep into a culture that’s hostile to humanity in general and to Blackness in particular.”

Stream here…


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2. ‘MOTOMAMI’ by ROSALÍA

“MOTOMAMI represents a gear switch from arms-length storytelling to something more personal. It goes hardest when Rosalía plays with contradiction: in music, in gender, in
simply being a living human being. Metamorphosis never sounded so exciting.”

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1. ‘Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You’ by BIG THIEF



“After their phenomenal pair of 2019 albums, it was hard to believe Big Thief had anywhere to go but down, both creatively and in terms of the frothing hype surrounding them. And yet here they are with both their most acclaimed and accomplished collection of music yet. Big Thief don’t just prove they’re actually that good. They sound like they can do anything.”

Stream here…

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Here’s the FULL LIST

New Single ‘LOOK OVER YOUR SHOULDER’ By BUSTA RHYMES

New sonic impulses…

29 October 2020

Hip-hop icon BUSTA RHYMES just dropped new looking back single LOOK OVER YOUR SHOULDER featuring another icon Kendrick Lamar rapping over a sample of soul legends The Jackson Five‘s 1970 hit I’ll Be There. The track features on his new album Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath Of God, out tomorrow.

“I lead this new generation, boy, don’t argue with us / Marvelous beat
selectors, authors, and novel spitters / And it’s all for thе literature.”

The clip

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