Ewan Chaos Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 Knew Shygirlies would be your top EP, so I'm glad Christine was able to make it into top 2 (and she was number 2). Christine, I totally understand why people would think she's boring before Chris but most people have the opposite effect and whine that they want the debut sound back nnn. I started stanning from her live performances which is why I was more into her than her music initially, but then I REALLY stanned with Chris. Risk It I'm glad snuck in; my favorite from her album. Astrid S makes me wanna vomit outside of one song. Man's World YAAAAAS every year around Best Of time I remember your FROOT stanning in 2015 and I was shaking. WTF, good but not my fave Miley track. First Class Bitch is FLAAAAAWLESS well I'd pick most of the debut's songs over it but, STILL. Stud is a great pick, don't let the haters get you. You're welcome re: Shinichiro. Do you have a preference between the Space or Earth mix? They're BASICALLY the same but. Interesting Seth, La Roux, and Lianne picks, but I do like them all and liked all their albums. Great Kylie pick; it's so campy and silly (obviously the DJ goes back home after the party Kylie, now drink a water and sober up).
Staryu Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 157. katy perry - teary eyes 152. everglow - la di da 148. miley cyrus - wtf do i know 132. kylie minogue - where does the dj go? my faves here
Lazuli Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 la di da who cares that it's the 73rd song that rips off blinding lights or dua's physical wtf do i know and stud are cute you could replace 21st century with any other song on the album except gullible fool and it will still be the same where does the dj go? is immaculate
ATRL Moderator Legend E Posted December 7, 2020 ATRL Moderator Posted December 7, 2020 i actually find teary eyes annoying marina was okay weird fishes, where does the dj go
Mezik Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 Kylie came and served pop excellence this year - showing these new girls that they have nothing on legends. Stud is cute, so is Teary Eyes and 21st Century.
ikiru Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 yes shygirl! and I love seeing utada on here everglow are a bit too low
dreamofyou Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 11 hours ago, Madame X said: 157. katy perry - teary eyes 148. miley cyrus - wtf do i know 132. kylie minogue - where does the dj go? all bops
mokitsu Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 12 hours ago, Madame X said: 160. austra - risk it genre: synth pop for fans of: tr/st, zola jesus a cute bop. i needed a solid number so i added this song in. 159. riki - napoleon genre: darkwave for fans of: tr/st, siouxsie and the banshees its a pretty faithful gothic synthpop interpretation, which is am totally 100% into. 158. brave girls - we ride genre: kpop, city pop for fans of: yukika, nugu girl groups found out about this today, if i knew about it earlier it would probably be 50 or so spots higher. 157. katy perry - teary eyes genre: pop, dance pop for fans of: chromatica, this is what the truth feels like a good katy perry cut, congrats miss perry. 156. lotic - cocky genre: art pop for fans of: le1f, klein i hate and love this at the same time. but i do love it, so here you go. 155. astrid s - dance dance dance genre: mall pop for fans of: ava max, alice chater d list pop girl trying to have her own dancing on my own moment. its good for what it is, and we all are in the mood for stuff like this sometimes. 154. utada - time genre: jpop, rnb for fans of: shiina ringo, utada in general the outro section takes this song to another level. spent a good amount of the year forgetting about this song so it got placed relatively low because of it. thats a lot of songs in the first two updates. 153. marina - man's world genre: pop for fans of: marina's froot era yeah, she's good at giving us froot leftovers and ill eat it up. her songwriting is super camp and i love singing along to it. 152. everglow - la di da genre: synthpop, kpop for fans of: weeknd, twice this is basically a rehash of blinding lights by a kpop girl group. it has a strong chorus. 151. purity ring - better off alone genre: synth pop, trance for fans of: early y2k dance classics a good cover that does the original justice by giving the song a new feeling instead of just a boring rehash. 150. naeem - woo woo woo genre: hip hop, art pop for fans of: le1f, cloud rap, shygirl yeah, this is spank rock who's been kind of hit and miss his entire career but his album this year had some really good songs. i truly enjoy the sorta manic group energy going on here and amanda blank makes a return and it brings me back to when i was 17 and stanning her lmao. 149. wjsn chocome - hmph! genre: kpop for fans of: crayon pop its one of these crayon-pop esque pop songs from a wjsn subunit. theres always a few songs released that sound like ths, and well this is the best one we got this year! it has good replay value. 148. miley cyrus - wtf do i know genre: pop rock for fans of: cant be tamed, 80s cheese. yeah, this is a really really good intro to her album, its a song that works as a "this is the new me" statement. and, in spite of it being miley cyrus, i actually buy it! 147. honey dijon - la femme fantastique genre: house for fans of: cakes da killa/azealia banks, ballroom voguing type music hmmm yes honey work slay etc. this is a really fun song. 146. harunemuri - ファンファーレ genre: noise rock, pop rock for fans of: anybody who likes rock music should like this ah yes, the best song on her ep is probably the first or the fifth. i couldn't choose so i just picked this. seriously get the **** into her if you haven't already. 145. asap ferg - move ya hips genre: hip hop for fans of: mainstream hip hop club songs really really really good chorus, it sticks in your head for days on end. nicki delivers too. 144. confidence man - first class bitch genre: nu disco, electroclash for fans of: deee lite, magdalena bay i love the sound that confidence man have carved out, this is more of the same from their debut. 143. troye sivan - stud genre: synth pop for fans of: tumblrcore, halsey ugh i know this shouldn't be my pick from the ep but i just can't help but love the lyrics to death, its a tumblr pop song that rises above the rest. 142. shinichiro yokota - space station genre: house for fans of: little boots, she's featured on it AH thank you to @Ewan Chaos for telling me of this songs existence. well, it can't be that high if i just found out about it. 141. park hye jin - like this genre: deep house, outsider house for fans of: sad girl electronic music, peggy gou this is the essential song off of her ep. its got lots of great asmr vibes. 140. seth bogart - oh bondage up yours genre: pop rock, dance punk for fans of: late 70s punk omg this samples an x ray spex songs (same title) that is an absolute classic, so its obviously my favorite off his second album. honestly if you liked his first, you'd like his second album, but probably not as much. 139. keiyaa - hvnli genre: alt rnb for fans of: kilo kish omggg, she's so good, this is her most addictive song and probably the best introduction to her stellar album. 138. la roux - 21st century genre: synth pop for fans of: christine and the queens, chillwave she got the chill tropical synth pop deadpan sound perfected at this point. 137. lianne la havas - weird fishes genre: neo soul for fans of: radiohead? india arie this is a really powerful and well done radiohead cover. her vocals take me there. 136. cakes da killa - don dada genre: house, hip house for fans of: azealia banks the standout from his ep which i covered earlier, its got a very memorable hook which makes me come back to it frequently. 135. maurice fulton - jigoo genre: deep house for fans of: park hye jin, yaeji so this song is a collaboration with peggy gou, so if you liked what peggy gou had to offer last year, you will like this song. 134. jazmine sullivan - pick up your feelings genre: contemporary rnb for fans of: 00s rnb jazmine is really good at telling a story and painting a lyrical picture, while still making the song super melodic. 133. melt yourself down - 100% yes genre: post punk for fans of: parquet courts, sons of kemet this is sort of post punk meets 90s ska. if that sounds interesting to you, check it out. 132. kylie minogue - where does the dj go? genre: disco! (actually, nu disco and electroclash) for fans of: future nostalgia im a sucker for a slow start to a fast paced song. 131. sg lewis - impact genre: disco, electropop for fans of: dev hynes and robyn i looove the vocalist, and robyn sounds like a beautiful banshee screeching in the background. MELT YOURSELF DOWN!!!!!!! Yes!!!!!!!! That song is so ****ing good too! Every single day was my favorite from that project, but whew such a good one. and screaming at brave girls sneaking in let me check out the ones i dont know.
Smilers Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 Teary Eyes is one of the few good moments on Frown where does the dj go?
Kevin2803 Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 teary eyes, Dance Dance Dance & WTF Do I Know
bestfiction Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 lemme catch up I lowkey hated Not Shy and It'z Me because of the reasons you listen but it's an interesting perspective to find them refreshiing cause of them being so obnoxious and undercooked. Post-irony at its finest I guess? the loon/a stanning maybe I should try out the Troye Ep kii. Same for Shygirl but I planned to give her a shot by the time the year ends ' now onto the sings teary eyes is deffo one of the better sings on slime Miss Utada! I've been sleeping on her lately but it's generally hard for me to keep up with standalone singles Where Does The DJ Go? is very ABBA-esque, I love it but Last Chance does the ABBA style better imo I wasn't feeling the Park Hye Jin's EP tho :/
TheWayWeWere Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 Man's World is one of her bests since Froot WTF Do I Know is such an stellar opening Impact I hope Robyn going to release something solo next year Stud has such an amazing production, but I hate the lyrics
Blue Rose Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 I didn’t know Confidence Man had dropped a single. Coming to save 2021 Love seeing Jazmine Sullivan. 2021 is shaping up to be STACKED
K$Ellie Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 Risk It kinda annoying but its tolerable Dance x3 and Teary Eyes are both cute but v basic La Di Da amazing, better than blinding Lights Man's World, WTF Do I Know and DJ are nice STUD is a mess but it's so good On 12/6/2020 at 3:05 AM, Madame X said: no! not shy is great! iD is so fun with its janky chorus. ghost is your fave mag bay song???? why? the instrumental is so their only song that really HITS for me
ATRL Moderator khalyan Posted December 7, 2020 ATRL Moderator Posted December 7, 2020 Wait at me just realizing Honey Dijon was on this list too She always delivers!
ARTPØP Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 I agree, WTF Do I Know is a great album opener
ATRL Moderator madonnas Posted December 7, 2020 Author ATRL Moderator Posted December 7, 2020 2 hours ago, Claw said: Woww lots of songs bruv *reads* do tell me more!
DoctorIce Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 19 hours ago, Madame X said: 131. sg lewis - impact genre: disco, electropop for fans of: dev hynes and robyn i looove the vocalist, and robyn sounds like a beautiful banshee screeching in the background. I haven't heard this track yet, but his song 'Warm' is amazing.
BlackoutZone Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 Jesus so MANY songs at once, but I have multiple of these on my list I really loved STUD initially to the point it was my favorite IAD track, but now that it's all said and done TYH came back to claim the #1 spot
Sunderland 4ever Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 (edited) 7 hours ago, Blue Rose said: I didn’t know Confidence Man had dropped a single. Same. I hope they release a new LP next year. Edited December 7, 2020 by Sunderland 4ever
SLIME Posted December 8, 2020 Posted December 8, 2020 BOY you move so fast. Here I was unaware about the EP list lol. Ok - I didn't know Calvin released projects this year at all. Suga is indeed sharp. Your Itzy description makes me scream and i thought one of Loona's projects this year was fine. I liked Park's EP more than the Planet 1999 one although I like what that one went for too. I rock with Isabella and the neoperreo girls. And yep Christine EP was pretty solid af. Need to check a few like: Kitty / Cakes / Tei Shi (u think i'd like her?) / Haru / Magdalena / Koto / maybe Blue Hawaii? / INDIA!! for sure.
SLIME Posted December 8, 2020 Posted December 8, 2020 On 12/5/2020 at 7:48 PM, Madame X said: 1. shygirl - alias genre: uk bass, industrial hip hop descriptors: slutty, cocky for fans of: m.i.a., pc music, arca best songs: freak, siren, leng ahhhhhhhhhhhhh. honestly, this ep seems like something created in a laboratory made just to please me. who else is making industrial slut pop like shygirl? nobody, because nobody has carved out this niche before. AHHH QUEEN SHYGIRL TAKING THE CROWN!!! Sorry I didn't see this update until after the weekend. Yah i just realllly feel these tracks in my pleasure spot too (or at least it's like 5/7). I may agree w/ your fav songs. ... She's carved out a whole lane for herself so she'll def be one to watch. I wonder what she can do with an album now.
ATRL Moderator madonnas Posted December 8, 2020 Author ATRL Moderator Posted December 8, 2020 130. eyedi - j.us.t genre: synth pop, kpop for fans of: neon bunny, yukika okay, we love your indie synthpop kpop girl, but WHERE. IS. THE. ALBUM. we WANT. THE DAMN. ALBUM. 129. agnes - fingers crossed genre: dance pop, house for fans of: rachel stevens, robyn this is basically an outtake of her last ep? it sounds like it, got a really nice chorus and her powerful vocals fits dance pop amazingly 128. whigfield - suga genre: edm, eurotrash for fans of: the 2010 electroclash invasion, cascada you know the band who did saturday night? that masterpiece? well they have released a single, and its just the amount of trashy behind the times electropop that you imagine it to be 127. ionnalee - machine genre: ebm, synth pop for fans of: daf, tr/st this song really really reminds me of der mousollini by daf. its a nice one-off from her after she's been giving us mostly misses and pointless remixes lately. 126. klo pelag - remora genre: art folk for fans of: late era susanne sundfor this is such a beautiful slice of french art pop/folk. it also makes you wait for the best part of the song near the ending. 125. planet 1999 - party genre: chillwave for fans of: bedroom pop bedroom pop chillwave meets pc music. its for fans of both. tom described it better on his writeup and i already wrote abt the ep so here you go. 124. foxes - love not loving you genre: nu disco, synth pop for fans of: haim so, imagine if haim did a more synth funk inspired track in the vein of, say, shura. thats what this song sounds like. its awesome. 123. yaeji - waking up down genre: deep house for fans of: repetitive music. ummmmmmmm, yeah. this chorus gets in my head. been repeating it all day. its not a raingurl club banger, but it has its own merits. i think its a littllee underrated by the gays of atrl. 122. poppy - sit/stay genre: nu metal, electropop for fans of: grimes, babymetal ok so poppy's most obvious picks for soty were all from last year, so im going off of the 6 'new' tracks. this is probably the most high energy and fast paced song on the album and the least ""metal"" (the album is already pretty looosely metal) of them all. it bops. 121. jockstrap - robert genre: art pop, hip hop for fans of: clipping? yeah idk who jockstrap or injury reserve are tbqh, but they did their damn thing on this song. shame on me for not checking out their other stuff. 120. namasenda - wanted genre: hyperpop for fans of: hannah diamond its got that hyperpop meets depressed sad girl who can barely let out an autotuned note sound but the instrumental is happy hardcore fast paced. if you enjoy that juxtoposition this song is definitely for you. 119. brandy - borderline genre: modern rnb for fans of: idk, brandy i guess brandy is the queen of amazing vocal runs and thats all this song is pretty much. 118. sylvan esso - ferris wheel genre: synth pop for fans of: "indie" pop so sylvan esso sometimes have the habit of making their songs... boring even if their compositions are good. this is their best song in a ****ing minute, as theres actually a pulse to it and you can sing along to it. 117. carly rae jepsen - lets be friends genre: dance pop for fans of: britney jean i love this song so much but it was kind of panned upon release. i just liked that it was a new vibe and tone for carly, plus its fun to sing along to. she serves bratty kesha "raps" sometimes. 116. okay kaya - psych ward genre: folk pop for fans of: idk, all the boring folk girls coming up i hate this new crop of female singer songwriter critic bait. i pretty much am bored by all of them, so i was pleasantly surprised when okay kaya gave me a solid album and this standout which is refreshing in its straight-forwardness and lack of pretention. 115. buscabulla - el aprieto genre: synth pop for fans of: neon indian so idk, sometimes theres a really good album and you have a really really hard time picking the song to be in your list. well i went with my most played track which is the first full song. check them out tbh, they're an easy listen. 114. grimes - idoru genre: art pop for fans of: kate bush grimes gave us some of her first contemplative tracks on miss anthropocene it seems. this ending gives me heavy kate bush vibes/ 113. genevieve artradi - godzilaaaa genre: art rock for fans of: tune yards this is basically tune yards except it doesn't make you slightly uncomfortable. she's the singer in the band knower. i was a little underwhelmed by the album as a whole but it had its kooky moments. 112. georgia - ray guns genre: dance pop for fans of: m.i.a. this is a straight up m.i.a. rip off. im here for it. 111. kero kero bonito - its bugsnax genre: bitpop for fans of: bonito generation kkb if you liked bonito generation, you will like this kkb song, which was made for a video game that i've never played. full circle, since they were heavily inspired by video game music themselves. 110. blue hawaii - not my boss genre: house, pop for fans of: tei shi, christine and the queens yeah, this more chant-y type song is the highlight of their very solid and respectable mixtape. you can hear yourself singing along w her when she says "im my own damn woman" over and over and over. 109. clams casino - im god genre: instrumental hip hop for fans of: avalanches, imogen heap this is the best thing imogen heap will ever be a part of. it unironically sounds like what the stereotype of heaven looks like. 108. pet shop boys - monkey business genre: synth pop, house for fans of: boomer gay music totally tacky gay boomer music, but hey, its pet shop boys and i appreciate that they are still giving us new sounds for their discography. they have a habit of sometimes being too slow and moody but when the bpm picks up they almost always deliver 107. myss keta - photoshock genre: house, hip hop for fans of: charli xcx, azealia banks this is the most pop friendly and danceable song she's ever released. its got super deep house vibes mixed with sorta, uh hip hop i guess. like the genre tag that i made says. not much going on in terms of verses and choruses, just her mumbling, then saying photoshock. but trust me its worth the listen. 106. pva - divine intervention genre: post punk, new wave for fans of: 80s new wave and punk i love the male/feamale vocal trade off. yes, please give us dead energy new order vocals over a hypnotic dance beat. 105. gwsn - bazooka genre: kpop, bubblegum for fans of: twice yeah i love the more bubbly songs by kpop groups as compared to the hip hop styled tracks. sorry i dont listen to girl groups for that kinda music most of the time. bazooka just has an addictive chorus. 104. against all logic - if loving you is wrong genre: idm, post industrial for fans of: nicolas jaar i dont know, i dont even know how to describe this, its very very sample heavy. i just like it. 103. taylor swift - august genre: folk pop for fans of: idk, its a taylor swift song, you've already heard it. yeah, this is definitely the best pop moment of folklore. taylor swift shines best when shes at her poppiest, because her lyrics are usually the best. no long tirades, just a few quality lines. 102. koto - 合法ガール genre: bitpop, jpop for fans of: perfume, kero kero bonito koto is just one of those artists that i will eat up whatever she puts out. 101. bbymutha - nice guy genre: hip hop for fans of: bree runway yung baby tate!! yeah, bbymutha delivered with her long awaited album this year, and nice guy is one of my favorite tracks she's ever done. when you say "uh huh uhuh, you a nice guy.... but im a bad bitch" it sounds cliche, but trust me she pulls it off.
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