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2019 ended the decade with a vast range of fresh music; from protest anthems to fierce tracks from rappers like Lil Simz and Rico Nasty, to pop gems and oddities like, and even a breathtaking new arrangement for Mothra’s theme.
Despite the lack of full albums and minis that I listened to over the past year, my current iTunes list of chosen songs this year has a whopping +90 tracks, so yeah. It’s been a difficult task to try to reduce my list by nearly half, so there will definitely be a lot of cheating on this list.
Though the years seem to take away more and more of my energy and ability to write, I still want to share the new music I encountered in 2017. Whether you want a new dance rhythm or something to sing along to, or just want to forget life and become sound, I hope you find something new to like!
Pausini releases the music videos for Per la Musica and Es la Música, featuring the chosen group of her official fan club members across the globe in a symphonic pop rock tune for the video in charge of SUGARKANE Productions.
For the current on-going edition of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit, I put together a list of movies from -almost- all the countries participating in the event.
Esteman releases the music video for Caótica Belleza, an extract of his second studio album of the same name, featuring Natalia Lafourcade and directed by Daniel Acosta of Fluxus Visual.
In anticipation of his upcoming album, Mis Planes Son Amarte, Juanes has finally released his latest single, Fuego, directed by Kacho Lopez.
Monsieur Periné is the 67th band to participate in the Around The World In 80 Music Videos project with the music video for Lloré.
Colombian superstars Carlos Vives and Shakira released the first collaboration of their careers with La Bicicleta, directed by Jaume De Laiguana.
