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⭐ ATRL's Song Contest ⭐ Winner revealed (pg.424)


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Jorja Smith - Blue Lights

Pleasant listen, a little bit boring at times, but I did like it overall.

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Halsey - Nightmare

Probably her best song ever.  Perfectly portrays her message

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Marvin Gaye - What’s Going On

Definitely a classic :shook:  Good choice, still holds up today

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Madonna - God Control

I don't like the starting part where she's kind of mumbling?  It turning into a disco bop was a cool concept though. 

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M.I.A. - Paper Planes

Controversial opinion time... I don't like this that much.  Maybe i've heard it too often?  Idk, but its good for this round, just not a personal fave.

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Solange - Almeda

Another unpopular opinion?  This album is my favourite of hers.  I like how it looks inward and conveys message of self-love and healing.  This is a PERFECT example of it, and possibly my #1 of the round.

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Interesting selection of songs, good overall!  I'm glad to see my critiques too :keir:

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The Fear: I live for this song, and while I definitely think it's social commentary, I'm not sure if it is necessarily political or protest oriented. 

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Born Free: I'm willing to admit that maybe my taste just isn't that great, but I really just didn't care for this song sonically. 

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Follow Your Arrow: I found this song to be cute, though I think it lacks the strong punch that some of the other songs have (both in terms of lyrical content and melodically) 

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What About Us: I kinda like this song, but it would be an uphill battle to convince me that this is political in any meaningful sense of the word. 

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Chained to the Rhythm: People are gonna drag me for this, but I love it. Obviously there's a discussion to be had about whether this actually fits the definition of "purposeful pop," but ironically, this song is more on theme than a lot of entries. 

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Headphone Season: I really don't vibe with the sound, and it feels lyrically clunky. I get what you were going for though. 

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Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God): This song is amazing, but it definitely requires me to do some of the legwork for you to view this as a political song (though I understand that a case could be made for this being about gender discrimination/differences)

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Timor: I hated this on first listen, but this was kinda enjoyable on second listen? I'm not sure exactly where this will fall for me. 

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The Blacker The Berry: A smart and effective choice. 

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Mississippi Goddam: I thought about sending this at one point, and it probably would have been the better choice. 

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Janet Jackson:  The song is fine, I feel like I would have gone for a song with a stronger message. 

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Blue Lights: I didn't pay attention to the lyrics the first time I heard this months ago, but this was a good entry. 

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Nightmare: Definitely a heavy hitter for this round 

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What's Going On: A good choice, but it didn't leave as strong of an impression on me as other songs in this lineup

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