Top 20 Best Songs Of 2024
2024 was a year of musical breakthroughs, with artists delivering tracks that became anthems for their time. These songs didn’t just dominate playlists; they sparked conversations, captured emotions, and reflected the cultural heartbeat of the moment. From intimate ballads to dancefloor hits, this year’s best songs showcased unmatched creativity and connection. Here are the 20 standout tracks of 2024—the ones that made us feel, think, and hit repeat again and again.
#20 “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me” by Taylor Swift
If you took the first part of the "asylum" bridge out of this song and started right off with "that I'll sue you," this track could easily be a top 15 contender.
#19 “Angel Of My Dreams”, Jade
This is how you launch a solo career: don’t follow the crowd—set your own path like this.
#18 “True Story”, Ariana Grande
Undeniably the best track on Eternal Sunshine, perfectly capturing its groove and delivery.
#17 “Diet Pepsi”, Addison Rae
There are a lot of artists in the industry I don't take seriously. Addison Rae used to be one of them—until now.
#16 “16 Carriages”, Beyoncé
This is exactly what we needed—not Texas Hold 'Em. If you disagree, you’re simply wrong.
#15 “Chasing Low Vibrations”, Foster the People
Foster the People haven't sounded this good since their debut, proving that sometimes a great vibe alone can make a song one of the year’s defining soundtracks.
#14 “Falling Forever”, Dua Lipa
Belt the hell out of it, Dua. And Tame Impala, those drums? Thank you. Chef’s kiss.
#13 “The Great Impersonator”, Halsey
A raw confession from Halsey—spicy enough to avoid feeling overdramatic, yet sincere enough to grab you by the throat.
#12 “Holy Holy”, Geordie Greep
I mean, if you're leaving black midi behind, you’ve got to come out with something extraordinary. And he absolutely did.
#11 “Delphinium Blue”, Cassandra Jenkins
If this song doesn’t hypnotize you, I suggest you seriously reconsider your views.
#10 “Alone”, The Cure
A hauntingly beautiful track that encapsulates The Cure’s signature blend of melancholy and introspection, leaving a lasting emotional impact.
#9 “Die With A Smile”, Lady Gaga x Bruno Mars
A heartwarming collaboration that blends Gaga’s drama with Mars’ smooth charm, delivering a feel-good anthem about embracing life with joy.
#8 “S P E Y S I D E”, Bon Iver
A delicate, atmospheric track that combines Bon Iver's signature folk sound with ethereal, ambient layers, evoking a tranquil yet emotionally charged experience.
#7 “Why Did I Laugh Anyway”, Dev Lemons
A clever pop track that blends wit with emotion, featuring some banging production by Quadeca.
#6 “Chihiro”, Billie Eilish
A lo-fi, ethereal masterpiece inspired by Spirited Away, where Billie Eilish paints a mystical world of forward movement and introspection.
#5 “Romance”, Fontaines D.C.
A dark, captivating track that sets the tone for their album, evoking a mysterious, almost cinematic atmosphere.
#4 “Death & Romance”, Magdalena Bay
An epic, five-minute journey that masterfully combines synths and rock elements, growing more mesmerizing with every listen.
#3 “Not Like Us”, Kendrick Lamar
A lyrical knockout that marks a game-changing moment in rap, as Kendrick Lamar's brilliance reduces his rival to an international laughingstock.
#2 “Girl, so confusing featuring lorde”, Charli XCX x Lorde
A dynamic collaboration where two pop powerhouses turn societal expectations into a captivating, danceable anthem about vulnerability and authenticity.
#1 “Good Luck, Babe”, Chappell Roan
A fresh breath of pop that blends retro vibes and modern rebellion, delivering a powerful message about self-acceptance and the importance of listening to yourself.