5 Artists That Are Bound To Make Top Hits In 2019

5 Artists That Are Bound To Make Top Hits In 2019

New year, new music.

kourtneyvermillion
kourtneyvermillion Jan 2, 2019
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With 2018 officially at an end, people are looking for new beginnings and fresh starts for 2019. Along with all of the new routines that may be created, we're looking for new music to kick the year off with.

Here are a few artists that I believe have the potential to make the top charts in the upcoming year and make music we'll want to listen to for years to come.

1. Sabrina Carpenter 

Sabrina released the first half of her album, "Singular," and people can't stop talking about it. Her single "Almost Love" reached the top charts and was played on radio stations everywhere. The second act of the album will be released in 2019 and I'm sure it will be just as successful or more than the first.

2. Juice Wrld

Juice Wrld has had multiple songs make it to the top charts and has been really successful all of 2018. His album, "Goodbye & Good Riddance" has many top hits, especially "Lucid Dreams" which was number one for months. He also has collaborated with Future to create "Fine China." I look forward to seeing what he will go on to create in 2019.

3. Billie Eilish 

Billie Eilish is known for her voice, unique songs, and music videos which makes me think she's going to be releasing new music in 2019. She recorded a song, "Lovely," with Khalid that made the top charts and the music video has over 189 million views. In the upcoming year, I'm hoping for new music and maybe even more collabs.

4. Taylor Swift

There have already been discussions about Taylor Swift and the recording of her seventh album. There is a rumor that this album may have more of a country vibe, like the early albums she became famous for. She told fans at a meet and greets that she will have another album released before she turns thirty, which is within the next year! If her next album is anything like her recent, "Reputation," everyone will be talking.

5. Post Malone 

Everyone loves Post and with the release of his new single, "Wow.," we have proof to believe he is going to bring us even more music for 2019. This song was released on December 24th and is already number one on Apple Music's top songs. I'm excited to see the types of songs he's working on and hopefully, it will be sooner rather than later.

With these artists creating music, 2019 is sure to be a happy new year!

kourtneyvermillion
kourtneyvermillion Jan 2, 2019
At University of South Carolina

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A Playlist From The iPod Of A Middle Schooler In 2007

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Something happened today that I never thought in a million years would happen. I opened up a drawer at my parents' house and I found my pink, 4th generation iPod Nano. I had not seen this thing since I graduated from the 8th grade, and the headphones have not left my ears since I pulled it out of that drawer. It's funny to me how music can take you back. You listen to a song and suddenly you're wearing a pair of gauchos, sitting on the bleachers in a gym somewhere, avoiding boys at all cost at your seventh grade dance. So if you were around in 2007 and feel like reminiscing, here is a playlist straight from the iPod of a middle schooler in 2007.

1. "Bad Day" — Daniel Powter

2. "Hips Don't Lie" — Shakira ft. Wyclef Jean

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3. "Unwritten" — Natasha Bedingfield

4. "Run It!" — Chris Brown

5. "Girlfriend" — Avril Lavigne

6. "Move Along" — All-American Rejects

7. "Fergalicious" — Fergie

8. "Every Time We Touch" — Cascada

9. "Ms. New Booty" — Bubba Sparxxx

10. "Chain Hang Low" — Jibbs

11. "Smack That" — Akon ft. Eminem

12. "Waiting on the World to Change" — John Mayer

13. "Stupid Girls" — Pink

14. "Irreplaceable" — Beyonce

15. "Umbrella" — Rihanna ft. Jay-Z

16. "Don't Matter" — Akon

17. "Party Like A Rockstar" — Shop Boyz

18. "This Is Why I'm Hot" — Mims

19. "Beautiful Girls" — Sean Kingston

20. "Bartender" — T-Pain

21. "Pop, Lock and Drop It" — Huey

22. "Wait For You" — Elliot Yamin

23. "Lips Of An Angel" — Hinder

24. "Face Down" — Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

25. "Chasing Cars" — Snow Patrol

26. "No One" — Alicia Keys

27. "Cyclone" — Baby Bash ft. T-Pain

28. "Crank That" — Soulja Boy

29. "Kiss Kiss" — Chris Brown

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30. "Lip Gloss" — Lil' Mama

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The World Of 'Astroworld'

While listening to each song and watching the music videos I discovered there is a lot of hidden meaning behind it, and here are some of my interesting findings.

Carla Orlandi
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Travis Scott's new album, Astroworld, has blown up. It's a great album with every song telling a different story in a different way littered with metaphors. And while listening to each song and watching the music videos I discovered there is a lot of hidden meaning behind it. Here are some of my interesting findings:

1. The title

The album is named after the Six Flags amusement park in Houston, Texas that was shut down when Travis was a kid. Much like an amusement park, this album is thrilling and takes you through a roller coaster of happy and haunting memories of Travis. In an interview, he explains how he identifies with the amusement park and when it closed down he started making music. It was a way for him to escape from the world.

2. The paranoia

His song "5%Tint" illustrates is paranoia with fame and the fear of someone always being out to get him, as the lyrics reference people looking through his window and watching him. Even the title means something—it is the name of a certain tint they put on cars that is so dark it only lets in 5% of light.

3. The philosophical concept

One of the popular songs on this album, "Butterfly Effect," is taken from the concept that one insignificant unrelated action or event can have a huge impact somewhere else. This song analyzes the question we all ask ourselves, is our life already paved or do our decisions impact what happens? He repeats the line "For this life, I cannot change," which can be interpreted in many ways. I think Travis is trying to say that his life is not the result of his decisions but a formation of events that occurred a while ago. Also, Travis' references to drugs and falling into fame show the butterfly effect.

4. The message to himself

The whole album seems to be a walk through his life and how he came to fame. In some of the songs, it sounds like he is getting caught up in the life of fame. Like in "Yosemite" he talks about how he feels like he is the chosen one. But then "Stop Trying To Be God" seems like a message to himself, a message to bring himself back to earth and to not lose himself. If you listen to the song and watch the music video it seems like he is talking to himself, saying that he is not god and he needs to chill. Through the song, he talks about his money and possessions but then in the next line he brings himself back saying he needs to remember the people important to him. The whole album is a peek into his life and how he sees himself.

Carla Orlandi
Carla Orlandi Feb 19, 2019
At Pennsylvania State University

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