THE 100 BEST SONGS OF
2017
It was the year of increased tension
between the West and North Korea; progress was made against Islamic State while
conflict and terrorism continued in locations such as London, Barcelona,
Manchester and in the Middle East. There was tragedy in Las Vegas and a
horrific fire in London’s Grenfell Tower.
Natural disasters such as hurricanes,
earthquakes and mudslides affected locations such as Mexico, Bangladesh, Sierra
Leone, the Philippines and Colombia.
Macron won the French election. Trump
was inaugurated. Teresa May lost her majority in an unnecessary British
election. Robert Mugabe lost his long-held power in Zimbabwe.
Australia finally legalized same sex
marriage after putting the population through an unnecessary and wasteful
voting survey.
#MeToo and the Silence Breakers brought
down media figures that included Harvey Weinstein, Matt Lauer and Kevin Spacey.
3AC/DC guitarist Malcolm Young. Ed
Sheeran dominated the charts around the world. Latin pop and EDM made further
inroads into the mainstream.
As “Game Of Thrones” headed towards its
final season, ‘The Last Jedi’ premiered.
35
NEW MAN
Ed Sheeran
"New Man" is another of the tracks from Ed Sheeran's 2017 album '÷'. The track features guest vocals from Francis Farewell Starlite who usually works under the moniker Francis and the Lights. The single peaked at #5 in the UK.
34
PENTHOUSE FLOOR
John Legend
ftg. Chance The Rapper
"Penthouse Floor" was a single lifted off John Legend's 2016 album 'Darkness And Light'. American Chance The Rapper contributes to the track.
33
SUMMER GIRL
Jamiroquai
Jamiroquai's first album in 7 years featured "Summer Girl", which exemplifies the British group's traditional disco / funk / acid jazz sound.
32
ROCKIN'
The Weeknd
The 4th single lifted off The Weeknd's 'Starboy' album was "Rockin'". The song charted in America, Britain and his native Canada.
31
GOOD OLD DAYS
Macklemore ftg. Kesha
Macklemore collaborated with Kesha on "Good Old Days" from his 2017 album 'Gemini'. The single went Top 10 in Australia, which has always been a strong market for the American rapper.
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