Top 20 of 2023
It’s been one heck of a year for new music, so we thought we’d do something special and give you a rundown of the twenty tunes that brought the most traffic to our website in 2023.
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#19 is Portland-based singer-songwriter Jeffrey Martin and his truly heartfelt and stripped-back single, “There Is a Treasure.”
#17 is “Break Your Neck,” by England-based The Len Price 3, a monstrous track that will completely blow you away…
At #16, we have New Orleans-based Lyla DiPaul and her beautiful song, “Aquarius Tendencies.”
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jules lands in the #15 position with her stripped-back and ambient morsel of sound: “steering wheel.”
At #14, it’s a blog favorite: Francisco Sola and his means of escaping the world: “Safe Place.”
#13 makes room for Hazlett’s “Missionary Feelings,” a vibrant, acoustically-driven masterpiece…
Australia’s The Paper Kites find themselves at #12 with “The Sweet Sound of You.”
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Fresh off of a tour with boygenius, Sarah Goldstone is at #11 with “Athens 1975.”
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#9 goes to Nashville-based Anna Grace Odom and her heartfelt debut single, “Take,” a wondrous, cinematic tune filled with dynamic twists and turns…
#8 has been reserved for the debut release from Swedish/ Icelandic singer Svanhildur, a magnificently raw song entitled “Getaways.”
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Coming it at lucky number 7, we have Modern Alibi's “Seventies,” an energetic and infectious indie pop/rock track that immediately grabs your attention…
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#6 goes to the gloriously vintage vibes of Dipsea Flower’s “Hummingbird”
At #4, it’s another Hazlett tune, “Blame the Moon,” which is no surprise, considering he released approximately one million amazing songs this year…
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#3 goes to Chicago-based Illinois Joy and their dynamically enchanting release: “Yours To Lose”
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#2 has been filled by roger weeks and the key to happiness that he’s found within himself, as portrayed in his single, “North Dakota.”
Finally, at #1, we have Bristol-based Lowswimmer and his tune, “Can’t Be By Myself, a collaboration with Squirrel Flower and Novo Amor…
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