Nominate Your Favorite Track of 2024 (Contest)

[diddley]

Between two points is my favourite also must have played it over 100 times.
Bought the cd and this number sticks out above the rest.

 

[KikoKentaurus]

Off-contest, I guess, cause this December it was 2 years since this album's release - dutch organist's Geerten Liefting's "Couleurs Mystiques", the most astonishing part of which (for me) are the Trois Pieces op. 29 by Gabriel Pierné. Big lover of Baroque music myself, I never really thought romantic music can sound this noble. For me this cycle is truly a poeme harmonique

Spoiler

 

[restorer-john]

And who wrote the song?
Stevie WinWOOD...

Fully sampled. In the best way.

And I love Steve Winwood too. I often wonder whether the royalties were there or he just sold more albums because of the Eric Prydz track. Win. Win.

 

[Esprit]

It should be music that came out in 2024 but if nothing comes to mind, maybe you can post something older.

 

[DanielT]

Country-infused music is popular now in Sweden. This one for example:

Spotify wrapped is here!

The streaming service has summarized the past year and summed up the Swedes' taste in music.
The most played song in Sweden in 2024 is "A bar song (tipsy)" by the American artist Shaboozey.

Mest spelade artisterna och låtarna på Spotify 2024

Vilken artist har spelats mest på Spotify? Och vilken låt lyssnade svenskarna mest på under 2024? Spotify wrapped ger oss svaren som vi väntat på hela året.

www.aftonbladet.se

It is ok:

 

[JeremyFife]

Not my usual genre (punky) but this song just smacked me between the eyes - painful, raw, beautiful song dealing with loss;
(Everything and Nothing, by Soft Play)

 

[Turambar]

Lucky, from Erika de Casier's third album: Still

 

[taotone]

2024 didn't seem like such a great year for new releases but for some strange reason I really like this one from Jan.

 

[usersky]

My 2024 favourite: Amedeo Minghi - Tu non giochi più

 

[daniboun]

Really found this track awesome

 

[daniboun]

Incredible comeback:

I am absolutely fond of The Cure )
I played for many years with a tribute to The Cure as a drummer in Lyon.(France)

 

[daniboun]

There's an ATMOS version of this that sounds awesome on Apple music. The whole album is good! No soloists running around your head or instruments behind you. Just killer 3D sound as if you're in the room with them. (I can't stand over-done Atmos mixes).

Wouaaa being a drummer for many years : absolutely groovy track ))

 

[Randyman...]

A funny one - but got lots of play this year for sure! Still makes me lol.

 

[djigibao]

 

[NADKEF listener]

I was listening to music from Agnes Obel and came across the soundtrack album Foe. Through this album i learned about Park Jiha. A South-Korean artist using traditional instruments in a minimalist composition. The traditional Korean instruments provide a distinctive atmosphere.

 

[Jimbob54]

@amirm I suspect you wanted members to only post once in this thread. Couple of instances of members posting (different tracks) a couple of times. If you could clarify in OP it might be useful. Cheers

 

[anibal66]

My earworm during the last months has been this jazzy reading of Purcell's "Music for a while" by Jakub Jòzef Orlinski and Aleksander Debiçz.

 

[jsilvela]

Incredible comeback:

What a marvel of an album. Have it in repeat these days.

My favorite track on it is

 

[Karmacoma]

Her voice, the tone, the mixing really got me on this one, in a style of music that hasn't been posted so far, kinda indie r&b. We all love our music so much, that's the root of our love for HiFi, we should really come up with fresh concepts of music sharing on this site.

 

[ISchmidt]

Ed Motta, the brasilian Donald Fagen: