Billboard has giving us the top 10 songs of the first half of 2k15. All the songs seem to have a good-feeling vibe, even if the lyrics are so postive. Billboard has list one of my faves songs on their !!! And they also list Fetty Wap’s hit song too. Justin Bieber and Florance and The Machine debut on their top 10 list as well. Check out the full list below.
1. Fetty Wap “Trap Queen”
A hearty “Hey, what’s up, hello” to one of rap’s most uniquely inspired new personalities: Fetty Wap’s 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 2015’s first half.
2. Kacey Musgraves, “Biscuits”
3. Skrillex & Diplo feat. Justin Bieber, “Where Are Ü Now”
This is the Justin Bieber we’ve been waiting for: emotive, vulnerable and smart enough to join forces with two of electronic music’s most reliable maestros. The combination of Bieber’s moving falsetto and Skrillex and Diplo’s tangled knot of beats makes “Where Are Ü Now” a deserved (and much-needed) triumph.
4. Years & Years, “King”
5. Rihanna, Kanye West & Paul McCartney, “FourFiveSeconds”
It’s the end of June, and we’re 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 we’re forever grateful for it.
6. Jamie xx feat. Young Thug & Popcaan, “(I Know There’s Gonna Be) Good Times”
7. Tame Impala, “Let It Happen”
8. The Weeknd, “Can’t Feel My Face”
Abel Tesfaye has been transitioning from shadowy mixtape artist to mainstream R&B dynamo for a while now, and “Can’t Feel My Face” sounds like the logical conclusion in his quest for genre dominance. The Michael Jackson comparisons have been (deservedly) rampant, but the Weeknd’s brand of zonked-out thrill-seeking is all his own.
9.Florence + The Machine, “Ship To Wreck”
Florence Welch may have reached a new peak with third album How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful — she’s certainly never been more effective as a live performer, and “Ship To Wreck” demonstrates that she’s still growing as a pop songwriter. Everything comes together for Florence + The Machine on their latest single, as Welch’s voice coils around the slender arrangement and squeezes hard on the chorus.
10.Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment, “Sunday Candy”
Chance The Rapper could have been a flashy major-label hip-hop star by now; instead, he’s 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 Experiment’s gorgeous Surf album, doubles as 2015’s most unadulterated burst of happiness, as Chance leads the artist collective in a soaring tribute to the woman he looks up to the most.
