THE 100
BEST SONGS OF THE
2010s
Caffè Lattè
compiles 100 great musical selections from the past decade, spanning the years
2010-9. Some were major chart successes while others may have gone unnoticed.
Enjoy remembering those you cherished and discovering the ones you missed.
30
THE OTHER BOYS
Nervo featuring Kylie Minogue,
Jake Shears & Nile Rodgers
A 2015 collaboration by Australian twins with compatriot
Kylie Minogue, British performer Jake Shears of The Scissor Sisters and Nile Rodgers from the American group Chic.
29
STRESSED OUT
Twenty One Pilots
The American duo reached #2 in the US, #12 in Britain and
made the Top 3 in parts of Europe, Canada and Australia in 2015-6.
28
CLOWN
Emeli Sandé
The Scottish singer’s debut album 'Our Version Of Events' was issued in 2012. This
single was lifted off it in the following year, reaching #4 in the UK.
27
24K MAGIC
Bruno Mars
Unleashed in 2016, the funky track reached the Top 5 in
America, Britain, Europe, Canada, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, South Korea and
New Zealand.
26
GRANDE AMORE
Il Volo
Italy’s entry for Eurovision in 2015, where this majestic
song won the popular vote and finished third overall.
25
DANCE YOUR NIGHT AWAY
Agnetha Faltskog
In 2013, the former member of Swedish group ABBA released a
new solo album entitled ‘A’. This was one of the singles lifted off it.
24
UPTOWN FUNK
Mark Ronson
Featuring Bruno Mars
British producer Mark Ronson joined forces with guest vocalist
Bruno Mars on this global smash which topped charts in the US, UK, Europe,
Canada, Australia, Mexico, New Zealand, South Korea, South Africa and Israel.
23
IN DREAMS
Roy Orbison
The American singer/ songwriter died in 1988. The Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra created a new arrangement in 2017 for the song
originally issued as a single in 1963.
22
ASHES TO ASHES
Anna Bergendahl
In 2019, this song competed in the Swedish selections which
determine which song will represent Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest.
21
LOVE NEVER FELT SO GOOD
Michael Jackson &
Justin Timberlake
In 2014, an album consisting of songs from the vault left
behind by Michael Jackson was unleashed. Two versions of this track appeared on
‘Xscape’: a solo featuring just Jackson and a second that was a posthumous duet
with Justin Timberlake.
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