Top 10 Best Matt Maeson Songs

Matthew Steven Maeson (born January 17, 1993) is an American singer from Virginia Beach, Virginia, signed to Neon Gold Records and Atlantic Records. He first started producing music in 2016 and since then has become quite popular. He mostly makes alternative pop music. Of all of Matt Maeson's songs, which one do you think is his best?

The Top Ten
  1. Cringe (Stripped)

    The first time I heard this song, I absolutely loved it. And since then, I also have come to really like the lyrics. "Don't I make you cringe now, don't I make you cringe?" is my favourite line. It's my personal favourite song of his, but not by much.

  2. Me and My Friends Are Lonely

    This song is epic and hilarious. "Me and My Friends Are Lonely." That line says it all, so ironic. I love the way he transitions from a slow-moving song into a fast-paced upbeat song.

  3. Legacy

    The first time I heard this song, I just skipped over it. But after listening to it a few more times, I've come to really enjoy it. I especially love the way he moves his voice up and down in this song.

  4. Hallucinogenics

    This song is great. The downfall of it is the morals behind the lyrics. I would have this higher on the list, but I don't like the morals.

  5. Put It On Me

    This one has gradually grown on me. Maybe I'd have put it even higher in the future, but I doubt it.

  6. Go Easy

    "My own reflection is making me sick." I love that line, just so sick of your own stupidity. The line "I've been this way since my faith quit," along with other lines in some of his songs, makes me think that he was raised a Christian, but is no longer one. Which is very sad. He could've been a great gospel musician. That's just my guess.

  7. Beggar's Song

    The lyrics in the song very much point towards him being a Catholic at some point in his life, but also suggest that he isn't anymore. Great song, though. I love that he says "Jesus, come talk to me."

  8. Tribulation

    This song is more poppy than his usual songs, but I think it's great. Faster paced than is his usual.

  9. Bank on the Funeral

    "Better dead than in hell"? I don't know if we have that option. Lol. Good song, a bit slower than is his norm, but still good.

  10. Feel Good

    I just added this to my playlist on Spotify. I'm beginning to really like it. The acoustic guitar is awesome in it. And it's nice to listen to a slower song sometimes. It feels good to listen to this song. That was a very lame pun.

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