ONTD Original: Ten 2020 Bops To Dance Out Of The Year To
2020 sucked but fortunately we got some good songs out of it. The ONTD Original presents some of the best bops from 2020 that you can dance out of this horrible year to.
Rina Sawayama - Comme Des Garçons (Like the Boys)
Rina brought us many life-giving bops this year with her incredible debut album SAWAYAMA; this one gives us all of the club vibes that we didn't know that we would miss this year.
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Jessie Ware - What's Your Pleasure?
Jessie brought out the title track of her fourth album during the first lockdown knowing fine well that we were starved of going out and dancing. We were sufficiently fed with this song let alone the full accompanying album.
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SG Lewis, Robyn, Channel Tres - Impact
This collaboration, which was dropped in the summer, said 'The clubs are closed? That's fine, turn your living room into your own sweat-soaked dancefloor with this pulsing and glittery banger.'
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Kiesza - All of the Feelings
Upon first listen you may be mistaken in thinking that it is by Carly Rae Jepsen but it is by fellow Canadian queen Kiesza who has managed to capture 80s euphoria in this bop that will make you forget about 2020, at least for three minutes.
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Georgia - 24 Hours
One to watch for the 2020s, Georgia's album Seeking Thrills is full of bops such as About Work the Dancefloor and this bop. Definitely worth checking out for soundtracking your 2020 isolated New Years night in.
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Romy - Lifetime
The first solo effort from The xx's Romy sees her going into a new direction with an electronic pop sound. This song has an almost nostalgic feel to it so perhaps we could focus on this bop when reflecting on 2020 for happier memories.
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The 1975 - If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know)
Sounding like it comes straight out of an 80s teen movie, this bop is one of The 1975's best singles featuring some irresistible sax.
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Charli XCX - Anthems
Taken from Charli's How I'm Feeling Now album which was recorded and released in the first few weeks of lockdown, this bop captures our feelings of frustration being locked indoors and separated from our friends and parties.
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Daði Freyr (Daði & Gagnamagnið) - Think About Things
We sadly did not get a Eurovision Song Contest this year due to the pandemic but all of the songs were released prior and it is more than likely that this Icelandic bop would have stormed the whole thing. For this year, we can only think about things and how they could have been...
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Steps - What the Future Holds
No bop could be more perfect for seeing out a year like 2020 - this Sia penned electropop banger begs to know what is coming in the future, hopefully better things.
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What bops will you be dancing to when the clock strikes 12?
Wishing you all a happy and healthy new year.
Rina Sawayama - Comme Des Garçons (Like the Boys)
Click to viewRina brought us many life-giving bops this year with her incredible debut album SAWAYAMA; this one gives us all of the club vibes that we didn't know that we would miss this year.
SOURCE
Jessie Ware - What's Your Pleasure?
Jessie brought out the title track of her fourth album during the first lockdown knowing fine well that we were starved of going out and dancing. We were sufficiently fed with this song let alone the full accompanying album.
SOURCE
SG Lewis, Robyn, Channel Tres - Impact
This collaboration, which was dropped in the summer, said 'The clubs are closed? That's fine, turn your living room into your own sweat-soaked dancefloor with this pulsing and glittery banger.'
SOURCE
Kiesza - All of the Feelings
Upon first listen you may be mistaken in thinking that it is by Carly Rae Jepsen but it is by fellow Canadian queen Kiesza who has managed to capture 80s euphoria in this bop that will make you forget about 2020, at least for three minutes.
SOURCE
Georgia - 24 Hours
One to watch for the 2020s, Georgia's album Seeking Thrills is full of bops such as About Work the Dancefloor and this bop. Definitely worth checking out for soundtracking your 2020 isolated New Years night in.
SOURCE
Romy - Lifetime
The first solo effort from The xx's Romy sees her going into a new direction with an electronic pop sound. This song has an almost nostalgic feel to it so perhaps we could focus on this bop when reflecting on 2020 for happier memories.
SOURCE
The 1975 - If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know)
Sounding like it comes straight out of an 80s teen movie, this bop is one of The 1975's best singles featuring some irresistible sax.
SOURCE
Charli XCX - Anthems
Taken from Charli's How I'm Feeling Now album which was recorded and released in the first few weeks of lockdown, this bop captures our feelings of frustration being locked indoors and separated from our friends and parties.
SOURCE
Daði Freyr (Daði & Gagnamagnið) - Think About Things
We sadly did not get a Eurovision Song Contest this year due to the pandemic but all of the songs were released prior and it is more than likely that this Icelandic bop would have stormed the whole thing. For this year, we can only think about things and how they could have been...
SOURCE
Steps - What the Future Holds
No bop could be more perfect for seeing out a year like 2020 - this Sia penned electropop banger begs to know what is coming in the future, hopefully better things.
SOURCE
What bops will you be dancing to when the clock strikes 12?
Wishing you all a happy and healthy new year.