The 10 Best Songs of 2015

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The 10 Best Songs of 2015 (So Far)

• From Justin Biebers EDM crossover to Florence
  The Machines stunning new single, these 10 songs
  have ruled the first half of the year.
• Theres a feel-good story somewhere in all of
  these 10 songs, which will all sound great
  throughout 2015 and beyond.

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Fetty Wap, Trap Queen

• A hearty Hey, whats up, hello to one of raps
  most uniquely inspired new personalities Fetty
  Waps surprise success story has been all the
  more enjoyable to witness due to the jubilant
  debut single on which it is founded. Trap Queen
  is teeming with enough hooks and good vibes to
  have rightfully taken over 2015s first half.

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Kacey Musgraves, Biscuits

• Does it sound a whole lot like Follow Your
  Arrow? Sure. Does it not matter? Nope, not at
  all. Kacey Musgraves is sticking to her strengths
  on Biscuits, offering more gooey life lessons
  but never sounding patronizing in the process.
  One of country musics most critically beloved
  stars continues to impress.

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Skrillex Diplo feat. Justin Bieber, Where Are
Ü Now

• This is the Justin Bieber weve been waiting for
  emotive, vulnerable and smart enough to join
  forces with two of electronic musics most
  reliable maestros. The combination of Biebers
  moving falsetto and Skrillex and Diplos tangled
  knot of beats makes Where Are Ü Now a deserved
  (and much-needed) triumph.

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Years Years, King

• U.K. alt-pop trio Years Years has yet to find a
  radio foothold in the States, but King sounds
  like its destined to be played at arenas for
  years to come. When frontman Olly Alexander
  extends his arms and cries Let go, let go, let
  go of everything at the end of the single, its
  almost impossible not to indulge in some type of
  uninhibited dance breakdown.

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Rihanna, Kanye West Paul McCartney,
FourFiveSeconds

• Its the end of June, and were still waiting for
  the new Rihanna and Kanye West albums as well as
  some indication that either will be coming soon.
  To tide us over, however, the pair of music
  superstars linked up with a legend and recorded a
  durable, folked-up soul sing-along. Ye and Rih
  always zag when we expect them to zig, and were
  forever grateful for it.

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Jamie xx feat. Young Thug Popcaan, (I Know
Theres Gonna Be) Good Times

• Young Thug has released a ton of music on his own
  accord in 2015 (and has a proper debut album
  coming in August), but his guest spot on Jamie
  xxs magnificent new album became his unlikely
  crowning achievement this spring. On (I Know
  Theres Gonna Be) Good Times, the gonzo rappers
  unchecked energy proves to be the perfect foil
  for the xx auteurs warm production.

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Tame Impala, Let It Happen

• Let It Happen is nearly eight minutes in
  length, but Tame Impalas epic single is more of
  a roller coaster than a sprawling freakout, and
  as such, never loses its momentum. The different
  movements of the song swirl around Kevin Parkers
  lyrics about embracing the chaos of life, and the
  taut guitar line is all about compelling the
  listener to embrace the art of head-banging.

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The Weeknd, Cant Feel My Face

• Abel Tesfaye has been transitioning from shadowy
  mixtape artist to mainstream RB dynamo for a
  while now, and Cant Feel My Face sounds like
  the logical conclusion in his quest for genre
  dominance. The Michael Jackson comparisons have
  been (deservedly) rampant, but the Weeknds brand
  of zonked-out thrill-seeking is all his own.

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Florence The Machine, Ship To Wreck

• Florence Welch may have reached a new peak with
  third album How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful 
  shes certainly never been more effective as a
  live performer, and Ship To Wreck demonstrates
  that shes still growing as a pop songwriter.
  Everything comes together for Florence The
  Machine on their latest single, as Welchs voice
  coils around the slender arrangement and squeezes
  hard on the chorus.

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Donnie Trumpet The Social Experiment, Sunday
Candy

• Chance The Rapper could have been a flashy
  major-label hip-hop star by now instead, hes
  writing songs about his grandmother with his
  friends, and is far more respected because of it.
  Sunday Candy, the highlight of Donnie Trumpet
  The Social Experiments gorgeous Surf album,
  doubles as 2015s most unadulterated burst of
  happiness, as Chance leads the artist collective
  in a soaring tribute to the woman he looks up to
  the mos

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