best of HONESTLY, 2019. - Singles (20-1) + Albums (10-1)

[TRF.]

 

 

In 2019, I tried to pay more attention to music of all genres, of all places around the world. I don't exactly know if I succeeded on that, but I definitely did try my best! From rock to pop, from rap to electronic music, from R&B to ambient music, there was a lot of great stuff that stood out amongst the rest. Lots of serves that hopefully I'll be able to mention all here.

 

[TRF.]

 

 

 

 

RESERVED, also maybe there will be a few other lists... we'll see about it

[theblackestday]

Excxited king

[Cherry123]

The serve already 

[volition]

am ready for this serve!

[Ewan Chaos]

Always ready for your serves, TRF. Your writing >>>>>

[MusicLoverDude]

Looking forward to this

 

[JGibson]

Looking forward to these lists coming hot off the press.

[TheWayWeWere]

FKA better snatch  

[K$Ellie]

twiggy in the banner

[Sbbmsve]

The graphics look stunning, looking forward to it

[Topmaster 2]

22 hours ago, TRF. said:

From rock to pop, from rap to electronic music, from R&B to ambient music

This is good, sis!

[TRF.]

first update today maybe  why is this section so dead already nnnnn

[BlackoutZone]

Twiggy stanning always welcomed Your sig serves massive taste so Im perched

[TRF.]

 

#20. Tove Lo "Glad He's Gone" Directed by Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia

#19. SUNMI "Noir" Directed by YongSeok Choi

#18. Caroline Polachek "So Hot You're Hurting My Feelings" Directed by Caroline Polachek and Matt Copson

#17. DaBaby "Bop" Directed by Reel Goats

#16. Jenny Hval "Accident" (feat. Laura Jean) Directed by Zia Anger

#15. Rosalía, J Balvin & El Guincho "Con altura" Directed by Director X

#14. Lana Del Rey "Doin' Time" Directed by Rich Lee

#13. Bad Bunny "Caro" Directed by Fernando Lugo and Benito Martinez

#12. Hannah Diamond "Invisible" Directed by Daniel Swan and Hannah Diamond

#11. Coucou Chloe "Gecko" Directed by Sam Ibram

 

top 10 coming in a bit!

 

[Sbbmsve]

AMAZING PICKS OMG  Glad He's Gone is definitely voty material.

[potent]

Cellophane is coming

Lana and Rosalia's videos were good. I should get into Rosalia more.

[TRF.]

 

#10. The Chemical Brothers "Got to Keep On" Directed by Michel Gondry and Olivier Gondry

#09. Aldous Harding "The Barrel" Directed by Martin Sagadin and Aldous Harding

 

#08. Yves Tumor "Lifetime" Directed by Floria Sigismondi

 

#07. Charli XCX "White Mercedes" Directed by Colin Solal Cardo

 

 

#06. Oklou "Forever" Directed by Roxanne Gaucherand

 

#05. Robyn "Ever Again" Directed by Colin Solal Cardo

#04. Solange "Almeda" (feat. Playboi Carti) Directed by Solange

 

#03. yeule "Pretty Bones" Directed by Joy Song

 

#02. Rosalía "DE AQUÍ NO SALES (Cap.4: Disputa)" Directed by Diana Kunst and Mau Morgo

 

#01. FKA twigs "Cellophane" Directed by Andrew Thomas Huang

[TheWayWeWere]

Cellophane IS the video of the year  

Almeda and entire film is so good  

Ever Again  

nnnn White Mersedes?  where's Gone? 

Doin Time and GHG  

[Sunderland 4ever]

I've got the feeling I will see Con Altura in many YECDs. My favorite song off this first list is Got To Keep On.

[Ewan Chaos]

Yes yes yes at The Barrel. Both an underrated song AND video. Got to Keep On, also underrated.

 

My my fave 2 vids that I've watched a lot are definitely Ever Again with Glad He's Gone trailing (if only the song were better).

[K$Ellie]

Glad He's Gone deserved to go viral and also make the top 10 on this list  Legend Sunmi making it

Don't like Rosalia but her video are quite good  ofc twiggy SERVED this year, cellophane is absolutely VOTY

[DancingShoes]

Cellophane and Pretty Bones

[JGibson]

Doin' Time 

[BlackoutZone]

Cellophane Though Glad He's Gone deserved top 5! So glad to see Noir making it, also one of the top ones this year for me