Best Amy Macdonald Songs
Best songs by the young female British singer/songwriter Amy Macdonald, born in 1987 in Bishopbriggs, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland.She had her debut UK hit in 2007 and has a beautiful contralto singing voice (the lowest type of female voice).
Her 2nd single and first major hit, a nice up-lifting acoustic guitar-sounding number and again great vocals.
Have a listen below and check out the video online.
What is her best selling single?
She rocks this song
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From her 2nd album 'A Curious Thing', it showcases a new heavier rockier sound, with great vocals, I like the build up at the start of the song. 2010.
Taken from her debut album 'This Is The Life', which sold more than 3 million copies mainly in Europe. This catchy song showcases her great, unique vocal sound and talented guitar playing.
It reached No12 in the UK Charts and is about a man and women who could have got together when they were younger.
Great rhythm smooth beat. One of my favorites my Amy.
Another great poppy-acoustic guitar sound song, like Mr. Rock 'n' Roll and This Is The Life.
A softer sounding acoustic track from her 2012 album 'Life In A Beautiful Light', the music video is beautiful as is Amy Macdonald and so is the song, love the sunset.
It is a very very good song.
From 2012's Life In A Beautiful Light. Video features a beautiful sunset.
This is a great song packed with so much meanig and potental it's a pit amy is not more well known
A great song, super catchy
Another great more upbeat poppier tracks from Amy, quite catchy too.
This is my best song
Among the best in the album. Great build up to the end.
Song from her first album "This is the life"
A song about modern celebrity culture, the video is set in a supermarket. Has a folk sound/infulence.
2012 track about the changing of the seasons.
Should be 2nd after this is the life!
The underrated track from A Curious Thing
Her first single in 2007, great upbeat Alternative Rock song and strong vocals. Check out Mr. Rock 'n' Roll and her debut album 'This Is The Life'.