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This is our list of the songs that defined the sound of 2018

Anna Freeman

27 Diciembre 2018 14:37

It's that time of year again. When we journalists try to take stock of the year with round-ups and hot takes about the most important cultural events. Well this list is no different. On PlayGround+, we have been brainstorming about the year's most influential songs. And to be honest, it has been quite difficult to choose just 18. Everything from Donald Glover's explosive song and video, 'This is America', to Ariana Grande's ultimate break-up song after her split from Pete Davidson, and lest we forget Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's numerous ballads for the smash hit remake of 'A Star is Born', it has been no easy feat to whittle our top picks down to under 20. But here we go: the PG+ guide to the songs that defined 2018.

1. This is America – Childish Gambino

2. Apeshit – The Carters

3. Malamente – Rosalía

4. Money - Cardi B

5. In my feelings - Drake

6. thank u, next - Ariana Grande

7. Boo’d Up - Ella Mai

8. Shallow - Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper (A Star is Born)

9. Make Me Feel - Janelle Monáe

10. I like it - Cardi B, Bad Bunny, J Balvin

11. Venice Bitch - Lana Del Rey

12. One Kiss - Dua Lipa and Calvin Harris

13. SICKO MODE - Travis Scott ft. Drake

14. No Angel - Charlie XCX

15. Missing U - Robyn

16. no tears left to cry - Ariana Grande

17. Bloom - Troye Sivan

18. Sober - Demi Lovato

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