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🎧 13 ROUSING ELEVATOR SONGS
Forget about those stairs – let’s take the ELEVATOR! The elevator can take us to the top floor. Who wouldn’t want to ride it to the top? And once we reach that illustrious peak, that elevator has the ability to bring us right back down to the bottom floor. It’s a beautiful thing, isn’t it? So, what better way to celebrate the versatility of an elevator and a playlist that is sure to elevate the spirits, and in some cases, elevate certain parts of the anatomy 😈. Enough playing around with it… it’s time to let the elevator go to the top, baby! 13 ROUSING ELEVATOR SONGS features music courtesy of Aerosmith, Blu DeTiger, Declan McKenna, Kota the Friend, Outkast, and Tove Lo among others. One thing is for sure about this playlist. You probably won’t be able to think of an elevator the same way… they’re not that innocent!
The track listing for 13 Rousing Elevator Songs (2024):
1.Declan McKenna, “Elevator Hum”
2.Tove Lo, “Elevator Eyes”
3.Flo Rida, “Elevator” (Ft. Timbaland)
4.Blu DeTiger, “Elevator”
5.Planet Giza, “ELEVATOR” (Ft. Kojey Radical & Venna)
6.Qveen Herby & yoitsCrash, “Elevator”
7.Robin Thicke, “Elevatas” (Ft. Kid Cudi)
8.Kota the Friend & Statik Selektah, “Elevator”
9.Oliver Tree, “Elevator to the Sky”
10. Renni Rucci, “Elevators”
11.Eminem, “Elevator”
12.Outkast, “Elevators (Me & You)”
13.Aerosmith, “Love In An Elevator”
Check 13 Rousing Elevator Songs (2024) only on The Musical Hype!
#playlist#2024#Declan McKenna#LGBTQ#LGBTQ musicians#Tove Lo#Flo Rida#Timbaland#Blue DeTiger#Planet Giza#Qveen Herby#yoitsCrash#Robin Thicke#Kid Cudi#Kota the Friend#Statik Selektah#Oliver Tree#Renni Rucci#Eminem#Aerosmith#Steven Tyler#Joe Perry#Outkast#André 3000#Big Boi#the musical hype#music blog#pop culture#music blogging
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13 Songs That SAY it! features music courtesy of Doja Cat, Lana Del Rey, MAX, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, and Paul Russell.
Sometimes, you just have to SAY it! That’s exactly what the songs that appear on 13 Songs That SAY it! do. F holding anything back, just SAY it and SAY it boldly, loudly, and proudly! With that said the musicians who participate in saying ‘thangs’ include Doja Cat, Lana Del Rey, MAX, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, and Paul Russell among others. So, with all that star power, and keeping it 💯 by SAYING it, let’s jump right into 13 Songs That SAY it!.
1. Paul Russell, “Say Cheese”
2. Lana Del Rey, “Say Yes to Heaven”
3. MAX, “Say Less” (Ft. DUCKWRTH)
4. Doja Cat, “Say So (Remix)” (Ft. Nicki Minaj)
5. Kanye West, “Heard ‘Em Say” (Ft. Adam Levine)
6. Ronald Isley & The Isley Brothers, “Make Me Say It Again, Girl” (Ft. Beyoncé)
7. James Brown, “Say It Loud – I’m Black and I’m Proud”
8. Maggie Rogers, “Say It”
9. Lionel Richie, “Say You, Say Me”
10. Panic! At The Disco, “Say Amen (Saturday Night)”
11. Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson, “Say Say Say”
12. Galantis x David Guetta x MNEK, “Damn (You’ve Got Me Saying)”
13. The Manhattans, “Kiss and Say Goodbye”
Make sure you check out 13 Songs That SAY it! (2024) in its entirety, only on The Musical Hype!
#the musical hype#music blog#playlist#pop culture#music blogging#lgbtq#pop#lgbtq musicians#paul russell#lana del rey#MAX#doja cat#kanye west#adam levine#ronald isley#the isley brothers#beyoncé#james brown#maggie rogers#lionel richie#panic! at the disco#galantis#mnek#david guetta#the manhattans
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🎧 These 12 Songs Are About Texas, Baby!
You know what time it is? It’s “Texas Time”, Keith Urban! Specifically, the songs on this musical compendium are about Texas… well, sort of! All of the songs reference the Lone Star State, even if they don’t spend the entirety (or much) of the song focusing on it. And as for the Keith Urban Texas song from his 2018 album, Graffiti U, I mention it passing since it doesn’t appear on this 12-song list… sorry Keith, but at least you get a shout out! These 12 Songs Are About Texas, Baby! features music courtesy of Beyoncé, Khruangbin + Leon Bridges, Mitch Miller, Quadeca + Kevin Abstract,and Stevie Ray Vaughan among others. That’s some cast of characters, I mean, musicians, right? Right! So, without further ado, let’s dive right into this Texas-laden playlist!
Songs that appear on this Texas-driven affair:
1.Beyoncé, “Texas Hold ‘Em”
2.The Carters, “713”
3.Cody Johnson, “That’s Texas”
4.Quadeca & Kevin Abstract, “TEXAS BLUE”
5.The Chicks, “Texas Man”
6.Sheck Wes, “Mo Bamba”
7.Khruangbin & Leon Bridges, “Texas Sun”
8.Kinky Friedman, “The Ballad of Charles Whitman”
9.Lana Del Rey, “Paris Texas”
10.Leon Bridges, “Georgia to Texas”
11.Stevie Ray Vaughan, “Texas Flood”
12.Mitch Miller, “The Yellow Rose of Texas”
Make sure you check out These 12 Songs Are About Texas, Baby! in its entirety!
#the musical hype#music blog#playlist#texas#beyonce#the carters#cowboy carter#cody johnson#quadeca#kevin abstract#lgbtq#lgbtq musicians#the chicks#sheck wes#mo bamba#khruangbin#leon bridges#kinky friedman#lana del rey#stevie ray vaughan#mitch miller#texas songs#songs about texas
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It’s that time! What time it is? Why, monthly round-up time – time to acknowledge those Bops That Pop, like boom 💥! Bops That Pop represents the best songs of a given month on The Musical Hype! All the songs on Bops That Pop: March 2024 were released as singles or as an album track in late February/ March 2024 or whereabouts. Musicians that served up the bops in March 2024 includeAriana Grande, Ben Platt, St. Vincent, SZA, twenty one pilots, and Vampire Weekend, among others. So, without further ado, here are those Bops That Pop: March 2024!
The 20 songs that grace this best of the month list are:
1.SZA, “Saturn”
2.twenty one pilots, “Overcompensate”
3.Pharrell Williams & Miley Cyrus, “Doctor (Work It Out)”
4.Vampire Weekend, “Classical”
5.Charli XCX, “Von Dutch”
6.Matt Champion & JENNIE, “Slow Motion”
7.St. Vincent, “Broken Man”
8.Luke Hemmings, “Shakes”
9.Kacey Musgraves, “Too Good to be True”
10.Benedict Cork, “Nice Guy”
11.Ben Platt, “Andrew”
12.Cigarettes After Sex, “Tejano Blue”
13.BRONZE AVERY, “SPRING BREAK”
14.d4vd, “My House is Not a Home”
15.Ariana Grande, “the boy is mine”
16.Justin Timberlake, Drown
17.Cardi B, “Enough (Miami)”
18.ZAYN, “What I AM”
19.Sexyy Red, “Get It Sexy”
20.Chris Grey, “LET THE WORLD BURN”
Make sure you check out Bops That Pop: March 2024 in its entirety, only on The Musical Hype!
#the musical hype#music blog#playlist#pop culture#music blogging#sza#twenty one pilots#Pharrell Williams#Miley Cyrus#lgbtq#Vampire Weekend#Charli XCX#Matt Champion#JENNIE#St. Vincent#lgbtq musicians#lgbtq songs#Ben Platt#Cigarettes After Sex#BRONZE AVERY#d4vd#Ariana Grande#Justin Timberlake#Cardi B#ZAYN#Sexyy Red#Chris Grey#Luke Hemmings#Kacey Musgraves#country
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“Yes, it’s gonna take a miracle / To make me love someone new.” Well, Deniece Williams, miracles do happen. The musical compendium at hand, 11 Miraculous Miracle Songs to Believe in, focuses on miracles! With the exception of the Mariah Carey / Whitney Houston classic, “When You Believe”, the other songs feature the word miracle in their title. Even the Mariah/Whitney joint references miracles. 11 Miraculous Miracle Songs to Believe in features music courtesy of Boys Like Girls, Calvin Harris, Deniece Williams, Jonas Brothers,and Whitney Houston among others. So, without further ado, get your belief on and speak those miracles into existence… something like that!
Songs that appear on this list:
1.Jonas Brothers, “Miracle”
2.Deniece Williams, “It’s Gonna Take a Miracle”
3.Calvin Harris & Ellie Goulding, “Miracle”
4.Stephanie Beatriz, “Waiting On A Miracle”
5.Boys Like Girls, “MIRACLE”
6.Whitney Houston, “Miracle”
7.Paul Kandel, “The Court of Miracles”
8.Bebe Rexha, “Miracle Man”
9.Bruce Springsteen, “There Goes My Miracle”
10.Mariah Carey & Whitney Houston, “When You Believe”
11.The Stylistics, “The Miracle”
Make sure you check out 11 Miraculous Miracle Songs to Believe in in its entirety!
#playlist#the musical hype#music blog#music blogging#jonas brothers#deniece williams#calvin harris#elllie goulding#stephanie beatriz#encanto#boys like girls#whitney houston#paul kandel#The hunchback of notre dame#disney#bebe rexha#bruce springsteen#mariah carey#the stylistics#pop culture#miracle#miracles
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13 Songs That Say It Thrice features music courtesy of Destiny’s Child, Kelly Clarkson, *NSYNC, Paul McCartney, Ricky Dillard, and Troye Sivan.
Repetition can be a beautiful thing! Reiterating things can be powerful, particularly when it happens thrice. Yes, there are some awesome songs that have songs that repeat words not just twice but thrice. Why? Perhaps it’s because ‘third time’s charm.’ Regardless, the thrice songs that appear on 13 Songs That Say It Thrice are entertaining to the nth degree. This list features some oldies as well as more contemporary standouts. 13 Songs That Say It Thrice features music courtesy of Destiny’s Child, Kelly Clarkson, *NSYNC, Paul McCartney, Ricky Dillard, and Troye Sivan among others. So, without further ado, embrace the power of thrice on 13 Songs That Say It Thrice!
Songs that appear on this playlist:
1.James Brown & The Famous Flames, “Please, Please, Please”
2.Troye Sivan, “My My My”
3.Rick Ross, “Trap Trap Trap” (Ft. Young Thug & Wale)
4.Destiny’s Child, “Bills Bills Bills”
5.NSYNC, “Bye Bye Bye”
6.Andrea Bocelli & Jennifer Lopez, “Quizás, Quizás, Quizás”
7.Buster Poindexter, “Hot Hot Hot”
8.KC and The Sunshine Band, “(Shake Shake Shake) Shake Your Booty”
9.Motley Crüe, “Girls Girls Girls”
10.Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson, “Say Say Say”
11.Kelly Clarkson, “Run Run Run” (Ft. John Legend)
12.The Byrds, “Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There is a Season)”
13.Ricky Dillard & Lisa Knowles-Smith, “Jesus Jesus Jesus (Live)”
Check out the full playlist, 13 Songs That Say It Thrice (2024) only on The Musical Hype!
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Sometimes, we are all in search of SOMETHING. Do we always know what that something is? Of course not. Do we know what it is when we find it? Perhaps. That said, this list isn’t about deep, philosophical things. The keyword, my friends, is something. Every one of the 11 songs that appears on this playlist, 11 Songs That are Truly SOMETHING, features the word, something, in their respective title. This musical compendium features music courtesy of Carrie Underwood, Chris Brown, Dixon Dallas, Post Malone, and Rufus & Chaka Khan among others. So, without further ado, prepare for music that is truly SOMETHING else!
Songs that appear on this playlist:
1. Post Malone, “Something Real”
2. Rufus & Chaka Khan, “Tell Me Something Good”
3. Dixon Dallas, “Something to Feel”
4. Kirk Franklin, “Something About the Name Jesus”
5. Carrie Underwood, “Something in the Water”
6. Zach Bryan, “Something in the Orange”
7. Justin Timberlake, “Say Something” (Ft. Chris Stapleton)
8. Panic! At The Disco, “Something About Maggie”
9. The Chainsmokers, “Something Just Like This” (Ft. Coldplay)
10. Chris Brown, “Feel Something”
11. Bishop Paul S. Morton, Sr., “Something Happens”
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Ah, REAL, a fabulous word, one which can be an adjective or adverb. Merriam-Webster, my go to dictionary, defines real in various ways, including ‘having objective independent existence’ (ooh-la-la) and, as an adverb, defines it as ‘very, really’ describing its use ‘as an intensifier.’ COOL! Celebrating this really awesome word, we (I) do what we (I) do best at The Musical Hype – make a playlist! The resulting playlist of the realness is, 13 Songs That Are REALLY REAL! 13 Songs That Are REALLY REAL features music courtesy of AJR, Anthony Hamilton, Cheryl Lynn, Juice WRLD, Post Malone, and Smokey Robinson among others. So, why don’t you join us for the realness that is 13 Songs That Are REALLY REAL! You really won’t regret it!
Songs that appear in this playlist:
1. Post Malone, “Something Real”
2. Cheryl Lynn, “Got to Be Real”
3. Adam Lambert x Sigala, “You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)”
4. Camila Cabello, “Real Friends”
5. AJR, “God is Really Real”
6. The Weeknd, “Real Life”
7. Anthony Hamilton, “Real Love” (Ft. Rick Ross)
8. Katy Perry, “Never Really Over”
9. Martin Garrix & Lloyiso, “Real Love”
10. James Blake, “Are You Even Real?”
11. Jordan Davis, “Money Isn’t Real”
12. Juice WRLD & benny blanco, “Real Shit”
13. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, “You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me”
Check out the full playlist only on The Musical Hype!
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Sometimes, you just get totally fed up and you have to say to yourself, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! Yet, at other times, you get greedy, and you JUST CAN’T GET ENOUGH. In both scenarios, it comes down to one key word: ENOUGH. Enough is defined by Merriam-Webster in a variety of ways, functioning as an adjective (‘occurring in such quantity, quality, or scope as to fully meet demands, needs, or expectations’), adverb (‘in or to a degree or quantity that satisfies or that is sufficient or necessary for satisfaction : sufficiently’), and a pronoun (‘a sufficient number, quantity, or amount’). Essentially, enough is a versatile word, and deserves to be celebrated via playlist, hence, 13 Captivating Songs You Can’t Get Enough Of! All songs featured on this musical compendium MUST embrace their enough-ness! 13 Captivating Songs You Can’t Get Enough Of features music courtesy of boygenius, charlieonnafriday, Jennifer Lopez, Michael Jackson, Nicki Minaj, and Post Malone among others. So, without further ado, let’s celebrate ENOUGH as it should be celebrated – fully and sufficiently!
Songs that appear on this list:
1. Michael Jackson, “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough”
2. Jennifer Lopez, "Can’t Get Enough"
3. charlieonnafriday, “Enough”
4. boygenius, “Not Strong Enough”
5. Omarion, “Enough For 2”
6. Nicki Minaj, “Love Me Enough” (Ft. Monica & Keyshia Cole)
7. Post Malone, “Enough is Enough”
8. Fantasia, “Enough”
9. Father John Misty, “Just Dumb Enough to Try”
10. Mary J. Blige, “Enough”
11. Barry White, “Can’t Get Enough of Your Love, Babe”
12. Lenny Kravitz, “It’s Enough”
13. Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell, “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”
Make sure you click the link to check out the full post, with blurbs about each of these 13 songs!
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Use your HEAD, peeps! That’s right! This playlist right here is all about anatomy, specifically the head! 11 More Songs That Involve the Head in Some Capacity serves as a follow up to the 2018 playlist, 13 Songs That Involve the Head in Some Capacity. 11 More Songs That Involve the Head in Some Capacity features music courtesy of Ariana Grande, Jeff Rosenstock, Juice WRLD, Lost Frequencies, and Mad Tsai among others. What more needs to be said? Use your head and let’s dive into this compelling musical compendium sequel, 11 More Songs That Involve the Head in Some Capacity.
Songs that appear in this list, with blurbs:
Lost Frequencies & Bastille, “Head Down”
Jeff Rosenstock, “HEAD”
Mad Tsai, “in my head”
Ariana Grande, “in my head”
Juice WRLD, “In My Head”
Manchester Orchestra, “Bed Head”
Gunna, “3 Headed Snake” (Ft. Young Thug)
Passion Pit, “Sleepyhead”
The Police, “Voices Inside My Head”
Powfu, “death bed (coffee for your head)” (Ft. beabadoobee)
Paul Anka, “Put Your Head on My Shoulder”
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It’s that time! What time it is? Why, monthly round-up time – time to acknowledge those Bops That Pop, like boom 💥! Bops That Pop represents the best songs of a given month on The Musical Hype! All the songs on Bops That Pop: February 2024 were released as singles or as an album track in late January, February, or whereabouts. Musicians that served up the bops in February 2024 include Beyoncé, Billy Joel, Conan Gray, Dua Lipa, Megan Thee Stallion, and Usher, among others. So, without further ado, here are those Bops That Pop: February 2024!
#Beyonce#Billy Joel#Conan Gray#Dua Lipa#Megan Thee Stallion#Usher#The Musical Hype#music blog#playlist
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Oh, Daddy, do we have a compelling, musical compendium for you! 11 Songs All About Daddy features songs with various ‘forms’ of the word, daddy, or related to daddy. That means, the songs on this playlist include dad, father, papa, papi, and even zaddy! 11 Songs All About Daddy features music courtesy of Jennifer Lopez, Keiynan Lonsdale, Madonna, Sexyy Red, and Ty Dolla $ign among others. So, grab you a zaddy and let’s jump right into 11 Songs All About Daddy! Father’s Day can be any and every day, now can’t it!
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LIFE is beautiful. Yes, it can be arduous – rough and tumble – but ultimately, it’s a gift. Many times, on The Musical Hype, the theme of musical compendiums has involved life. Why? Because many musicians have tackled the topic – it’s popular and thought-provoking. 11 Marvelous Songs Filled with Life serves as a follow up, of sorts to, 13 Incredible Life, Live & Living Songs (2023). In most instances, on this list, the word life appears specifically in the song titles, with one exception – looking at you, Omar Apollo, you fine, talented human (live appears instead, BTW)! Anyways, 11 Marvelous Songs Filled with Life features music courtesy of Brent Faiyaz, Evanescence, Lil Durk, Nicki Minaj, and PinkPantheress among others. So, without further ado, let’s embrace the beauty and marvelousness that is LIFE!
#pop culture#Omar Apollo#Brent Faiyaz#Evanescence#Lil Durk#Nicki Minaj#pinkpantheress#life#life songs#playlist#The Musical Hype#music blog#music blogging
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For this playlist, we’re taking it to the movies! That’s right, the focal point of 15 Epic Songs That Appear on Movie Soundtracks are soundtrack songs. The good news is many of the songs that appear on this musical compendium are standalone highlights from the movies and soundtracks they hail from. Even at a robust 15 songs, there were many, many more highlights that could’ve been featured here. 15 Epic Songs That Appear on Movie Soundtracks features music courtesy of Common / John Legend, Lady Gaga, Post Malone, Tina Turner, and Whitney Houston among others. So, without further ado, LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION on 15 Epic Songs That Appear on Movie Soundtracks! You can check out this 15-song list only on The Musical Hype!
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MY, my, my! My is defined by Merriam-Webster as an adjective ‘of or relating to me or myself especially as possessor, agent, object of an action, or familiar person.’ WORD. What better choice of word for a playlist, particularly one that essentially features no other criteria than the fact that the songs feature the word my in their respective titles? 13 Possessive Songs Featuring the Adjective, MY, the 10th music compendium on The Musical Hype in 2024, features music courtesy of Beyoncé, Lil Durk, Nicki Minaj, Troye Sivan, and Victoria Monét among others. There’s a little something for everybody, even beyond the list of five featured artists. Check out the full playlist only on The Musical Hype!
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Prepare to be STONED! Make of that what you will 🥴! Anyways, the keyword of the seventh playlist on The Musical Hype in the year 2024, 11 Rock Solid Songs Fueled by Stone, is STONE. Every song title must feature some form of the word whether it is stone, stones, stoned, etc. That is the only criteria necessary for this musical compendium. 11 Rock Solid Songs Fueled by Stone features music courtesy of Brent Faiyaz, Lorde, Queen, Rod Wave, and The Temptations among others. So, let’s get STONED with 11 Rock Solid Songs Fueled by Stone! Check out the full playlist only on The Musical Hype!
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“Sleeping very soundly on a Saturday morning / I was dreaming I was Al Capone.” Say what, Freddie Mercury! The dynamic, energetic Queen front man continues in the first verse of “Stone Cold Crazy”, “There’s a rumor going round / Gotta clear out of town.” Those rumors – they’re potent! Anyways, the iconic British band keeps things short, sweet, and totally rock and roll on this up-tempo, eighth track from Sheer Heart Attack (1974). “Stone Cold Crazy” wasn’t a single from Sheer Heart Attack, hence why it didn’t chart on the pop charts. The album, however, did peak at no. 12 on the Billboard 200 in 1975, and was certified gold by the RIAA the same year.
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