Christina Perri – A Thousand YearsĪs a wedding band, there are songs that we look forward to playing time after time, and this is one of them.
What more can we say? It’s one of the many romantic acoustic songs that we can play at your wedding. Written by NZ band Crowded House, it’s been an Australian classic love song for over 20 years. “I’ve always loved the lyrics: ‘It’s not always easy and sometimes life can be deceiving I’ll tell you one thing, it’s always better when we’re together,’” says one bride, who chose it as her wedding song recently. We also recommend you check out the video, which features Bareilles helping two real-life couples delivering proposals. If you’re bored of the same old standards and are looking for modern wedding ceremony songs, one recent bride put us on to “I Choose You”. Bright Eyes – First Day of My LifeĪ favourite amongst the indie set, Conor Oberst’s lyrics are for the romantic realist: “With these things there’s no telling We just have to wait and see But I’d rather be working for a paycheque Than waiting to win the lottery”. If you’re doubting the emotional power of this ballad, consider this anecdote: “I once started crying at a wedding when-before the ceremony event started-a guy played ‘You Raise Me Up’ on the piano,” says one woman. A duet, complete with a symphony orchestra, there’s nothing subtle about this arching love song. Initially written with fellow Canadian songstress Celine Dion in mind, Shania Twain has performed this song on every tour ever since it was recorded. Regardless of whether you’re having a modern ceremony or one that’s focused on tradition, here are wedding song ideas guaranteed to touch your soul. However, the act of settling on songs that will be both meaningful and timeless can sometimes be easier said than done.
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top tracks chart is “ Own Brand Freestyle” by UK rappers Dreya Mac and FelixThe1st, which blew up because of a dance created by Dreya Mac herself.When you decide to hire a wedding band, one of the most exciting elements is being able to choose the songs that you’ll hear live during your ceremony and reception. And the platform has been a boon for contemporary British rappers whose listenership has been more narrowly confined to the country.
If the “Body” remix brought UK drill to many people’s attention, then London university student PinkPantheress and related acts exposed young TikTokkers to jungle and garage. Plenty of suspicion has been directed at Arrdee, who is white, and it doesn’t help that some of drill’s biggest stars, like Wayne and Central Cee, collaborated with Ed Sheeran on a drill remix over the summer. (Recent UK drill TikTok hits from the past year or so include Ivorian Doll’s “ Rumours,” Central Cee’s “ Obsessed With You,” and ArrDee’s “ Oliver Twist.”) UK drill now faces a typical trade-off: greater social acceptance at the expense of the genre’s dilution and gentrification. The viral momentum and chart success of “Body” represents the mainstreaming of UK drill, a genre that’s long been criminalized by British authorities under the auspices that it promotes gang violence. Dominican dembow was a real force on the app in 2021: El Alfa, the dembow king, scored numerous viral hits, and a clip that rapper Gailen La Moyeta shared of her verse from “ Bobolonga” got almost 11 million views. Tokischa, the Dominican rapper and Paulus Music artist whose dembow collaboration with Rosalía, “ Linda,” took off in Spanish-language TikTok.I’ve enjoyed his 2021 album Boyfriend, which is subtle and mellow, going down like a light glass of wine. Once I figured out that CKay was also on Amaarae’s incredible 2020 album The Angel You Don’t Know, I was sold. The version that exploded on TikTok was a stripped-down remix that helped accelerate its momentum with a (relatively) footwork-heavy dance. CKay, the Nigerian singer-songwriter whose liquid-smooth single “ love nwantiti (ah ah ah)” became the most Shazammed song in the world this year.But I much prefer “ LVCKY,” LVL1’s harder-hitting collaboration with Y2K-loving Spanish hyperpop artist Rakky Ripper, and have also enjoyed surfing through their “ LVL1C0R3” playlist, which features artists like SOPHIE, LSDXOXO, and Danny L Harle. LVL1, a queer rapper from Andalusia, Spain whose house-hop track “ FVN!” (“cat-kitty-cat-cat-kitty-cat-cat!”) became really popular as the backing track to all sorts of cat TikToks.Not all of these international discoveries are winners, but here are my faves: Also included in the list of global hits that have populated my feed this fall are a filthy Russian hip-hop track (“ Я буду ебать,” or, loosely, “I Will Fuck”), a Latin swing number (“ Nuestra Canción”), and a Mandopop song from a phone commercial (“ 放个大招给你看”).
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