Top 10 Best Songs of 2019

You know, I was wondering why this was so low on the best songs of 2020 list, until I realized this was actually released in 2019. How foolish of me. Turns out everyone likes this song. Like I said earlier, this could start a trend of more 80's sounding synthwave-styled music being mainstream. I had my doubts about The Weeknd back in 2015 or somewhere near that. And this artist only got better for the most part up to the present.

This is a pretty unexpected turn from the mediocre releases The Weeknd has put out after "Pray For Me", but it's also an amazing one. Like my God, the production is just stellar, and The Weeknd sounds really good. Definitely a lot better than "Heartless". 10/10.

The piano in the introduction, Corey's epic screams, the chorus, everything about this song is amazing. Best song of 2019 hands down, wish there was more stuff like this to replace the Ariana Grande and Lil Nas X trash dominating the charts. This, TOOL, Korn, Tyler, the Creator, and Lana Del Rey are all examples of what music should sound like. Especially this.

YES! The best song from their new album so far. It's up there with my all-time favorites such as Wait and Bleed, Pulse of the Maggots, and Before I Forget. I'm sad about Chris, though...

Beautiful song from a beautiful album. One of the best albums released in recent years.

I just like Lana Del Rey in general and find this song has a catchy tune as well.

There were better Avantasia songs on this album, but The Raven Child is still a phenomenal track.

This song is an epic masterpiece! The instrumentals were amazing and so were the vocals (especially Hansi's).

Pure joy and ecstasy on this monster of a track!

It's okay, I guess, but not something I'd go out of my way to listen to. This isn't what I want from Tyler.

Glad to see this song is now in the top 10's and is finally higher than that trash that is ME!

DON'T LEAVE. Perfection. The only thing bringing this down is Playboi Carti's incoherent mumbling, which really was unnecessary. But this song is groovy and amazing. 5/5

It is a really good song that describes the relationship Billie has with her brother Finneas. Their relationship is everything all siblings should strive for. It is also a really calming song, and the lyrics really speak to me. Plus, Billie is super young and she deserves the recognition.

I'll be honest, the song didn't interest me when I first heard it, but now I love it, and the music video really complements the song.

Same with this one. Billie is one of my favorite singers, next to Melanie Martinez.

In my opinion, Billie Eilish is the most creative and unique singer ever, and this particular song is one of my favorite songs by her because she's special in her own way, and this song just brings out so much of her talent. I also like the fact that she doesn't care about what people think about her. She wears clothes that nobody else does and, like I said, that's unique. It's also very remarkable that Billie Eilish is only 17 but already has three careers: singing, songwriting, and modeling. I just think that she's a perfect inspiration!

"Solway Firth" is proof that Slipknot has finally found the beat they have been trying to find since the passing of Paul Gray back at the start of the decade. After the uncertainty of whether they even wanted to continue as a band when ".5: The Gray Chapter" came out, the band took some time off after a couple of years of touring to recuperate and come back with a stronger mindset. Despite a slight roadblock with the departure of longtime percussionist Chris Fehn over legal issues, the band was able to continue putting their sound forward and ultimately ended up releasing a whole plethora of some of their best work in over 15 years.

"Solway Firth", the final track on "We Are Not Your Kind" (with the exception of the Japanese release, which includes the single "All Out Life" as a bonus track), is one of the album's more experimental tracks, bordering even on "Melodic death metal" territory. An incredibly somber opening leads to an all-out assault of heavy guitars, double-kick patterned drumming, and brutal intensity from Corey Taylor's vocals. It's a track that would feel right at home if it had come from "Iowa", and a strong case of an experimental track that fires on all cylinders.

"I haven't smiled in years."

One line of this song may sound cringy, but absolutely nowhere near as bad as "You Need to Calm Down" by Taylor Swift. The only thing that should be changed is how she executes the line "I'm a bad guy". The new Taylor Swift song, however, sounds so bad you can call it the new "Baby Shark", but a lot worse.

I would like Billie Eilish's songs a lot more if she actually tried to sing and if the beats were less minimalist. The lyrical content is interesting, and I love that thought-provoking album title.

Another good pop song from an amazing alternative pop album. Not my favorite song on the album, but I don't hate it, and it's better than most of the songs on this list.

This song is the title track from the newest album of Spanish folk metal band Mägo de Oz. This song is not popular but it has EVERYTHING. Amazing vocals, amazing guitar work, awesome drumming, and an amazing addition of other instruments like violin and synths! I seriously recommend everyone to check it out. It is definitely my favorite song so far this year.

This song is fantastic, and seeing Dua Lipa perform this live reinforces that opinion. She's got the attitude to carry it off. I really hope this is the bonafide smash hit it deserves to be. Welcome back, Dua Lipa.

I've always liked a lot of what Dua Lipa has put out but never expected her to actually release a nu-disco song. Anyway, this song is great, and I like where she's going with this. 10/10

I really enjoy the pre-chorus/drop of this song, but that's about it.

Even if you hate One Direction and what the members have done since, how could anyone not like this song? Especially since it's a beautiful ode to his mother and sister who both passed on tragically. But that's not it, not only are the lyrics moving and filled with passion, but the music and production are on an A level as well. Please vote for this song. It's an everlasting oracle to those who mean the most to us.

I promise that I did not put this on the list, but I love this song! Louis adds EDM and guitar together, which works out well. Plus, his vocals are spot on as he sings about his deceased mother, wishing he was the one taken and that he will be living "One life for the two of us." Definitely a top 10, you should listen to this. "Beautiful People" and "Sanctuary" are also must-listens.

Great song by Post Malone. It shows that he can go outside trap beats and make more pop-type songs.

Such an amazing and addictive song by Post Malone. So glad it went #1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Circles is such a good song. Post Malone is becoming one of my favorite artists.

The collaboration no one saw coming, nor asked for, but we all needed.

One of Post Malone's best songs. Ozzy, Posty, and Travis make such a good team on this.

Why is this so low? You've got the legendary Ozzy here, and he does a great guitar outro. Post Malone sounds the freshest he ever has been, and Travis Scott sounds superb as well. -Spydyr

How have I not come across Hilltop Hoods before? This song is fire, the production is creative, the wordplay is amazing, and even though it has your normal drug references, everything is so good it makes up for it. Definitely my top pick of the year - until I find something better, which will be very unlikely.

The fact that Hilltop Hoods are number 5 on this list kind of blows my mind, even with the song being unfiltered amounts of awesome.

My friend introduced me to the band, and while it's not the best song of 2019, it's Hilltop Hoods' best song. And they deserve more recognition.

It should be way higher. The combination between Chester's vocals and Mark Morton's guitar is amazing. This song proves that Chester is capable of doing even the hardest metal genres, like heavy metal. If that legend had still been alive, I'm sure he would have experimented a lot more with heavy metal sounds.

Chester's vocals are amazing in this song and are similar to the ones in Linkin Park's first albums but heavier. This is definitely one of the best songs of this year and (and this is one of the reasons for voting this song) cannot be under Billie Eilish!

Best song on The Nothing. Especially the chorus is really good.

The amazing intensity of that song is perfectly fitting to the style of Korn.

One of my new favorites from Joji. I love the lyrics. Joji's performance is great. The production feels nostalgic and vintage, but in a modern way (if that makes any sense). And it's all wrapped together in a super clean mix. Such a good song.

Slow Dancing by Joji was alright but not memorable. This, on the other hand, was very good. The vocals, the production, and not to mention the fantastic music video make this better. I rank it 7.5 out of 10.

George really sounds like he is getting better and better. And with an album dropping in just 7 to 10 days, I cannot wait.

I admit, I actually like this song a lot. I don't like the Young Thug and Mason Crosby remix, or the BTS remix, or the Diplo remix. The original is too boring, it was memified to death, and Lil Nas X milked it for all its worth.

Still, I love this trap version with Billy Ray Cyrus.

This is conceptually stupid yet loads of fun simultaneously, and both artists can actually sing, so yeah, I say it's pretty good. 7/10

Don't know why this is not top 5. It was incredibly popular.