Happy Spotify Wrapped release day 2024! What was your top song of the year? Mine was "Joyride" by Kesha, surprising no one, since I already wrote a blog post about my obsession with this fun pop song.
Is 128 times a lot of times to stream one song? My top song last year was one that I listened to 49 times.
Kesha wasn't my top artist, though.
My #1 artist was The Smashing Pumpkins.
Rounding out my other top songs are tracks from ZZ Ward, New Found Glory, and Taylor Swift. But I'm not just a music girlie: I'm also a podcast girlie. These were my Top 5, including of course Disaster Area.
100. "Headless Horseman" Kid Kasino, Shea - an electroswing version of the Bing Crosby-Disney tune with a female vocalist; Halloween playlist
Of course, I was in Sleepy Hollow, New York in October. Here's my photo of the Headless Horseman Bridge.
99. "Talking Body" Tove Lo - on the Daniel Brühl playlist
98. "Piano Mashup: Moonlight Sonata/L'Interludio Ambivalent/Ain't Misbehavin'" Alicia Keyes - on the Reading playlist
97. "Siva" The Smashing Pumpkins - the 1st SP song I ever heard and still one of my favorites
96. "Cruel Summer - triple j Like A Version" G Flip - Sapphic cover of the T. Swift hit
95. "Unspoken Word - Intro" The Soil - wordless vocalizing, on the Reading playlist
94. "Oysters In the Pits" Hans Zimmer - Rush soundtrack/Daniel Brühl playlist
Does the mention of oysters make you think of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, specifically "The Walrus and the Carpenter?" Coincidentally, the next-most listened song is...
93. "The Lobster Quadrille" Franz Ferdinand. Not the Franz Ferdinand you're thinking of. This is from the soundtrack of theTim Burton movie Alice in Wonderland (2010).
92. "Lover Please" Melissa Etheridge - my go-to karaoke song
91. "Captain Speaking" Ghettobillies - short spoken word track that I don't remember how I stumbled across
Tune in tomorrow for 90-81. What was YOUR top track of 2024?
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