Kanye was a national disgrace at this point, having ruined Taylor Swiftâs acceptance speech at the VMAs in 2009 (âYo Taylor! On the sax is Englishman Steve Gregory, who worked with Fleetwood Mac, Queen, Wet Wet Wet, Van Morrison and also played on the Rolling Stones's 'Honky Tonky Woman'. She was going to flip off millions at Madonnaâs half-time Super Bowl show; she was going to collaborate with WikiLeaksâ highly controversial Julian Assange and she was going to swagger her way through a pan-global hip-pop track about driving cars really, really fast. RD, The whole of Beyâs stellar incredible self-titled record drips in sensuality, and âDrunk in Loveâ is its filthy, liquor-sipping centrepiece. Here's a list of the 25 best sax songs ever recorded. RD, After working their way into the spotlight via a debut album of jerky math-rock, sweaty, chaotic house shows across the country, plus an appearance on Skins, Foals kicked off their second chapter with a change of pace. Nobody from any of the United States of America has ever described a fear they can’t shake as sticking around like “summat’s in your teeth“. When we first heard it, we didnât know it would be his last â or that he knew he was saying goodbye. One of the band’s two lead singers, Miles Kane, lends his sax-playing skills to the track, having learned the instrument as a child before picking up the guitar. All together now: âDayliiightâ¦â SM, The perfect song for a world gone wonky, Claire Boucherâs helium-powered vocals betrayed a darker side to this skittering, squelchy slab of experimental electronica. RD, âBad Guyâ was an absolute monster of a tune that showcased a brand new popstar and producer team (with Billieâs brother Finneas) bursting with ideas. AT, Where were you when you first heard those introductory bass drum kicks, that slap bass line, that wah-ing guitar melody? The 1975 are in form for sax work, having also featured the instrument on their debut album in 2013. No wonder itâs become a cultural reference point. RD, If there are two subjects rock’n’roll songwriters love above all others, it’s sex and religion. Sounding like a banger ABBA thought might be too weird for âSuper Trouperâ, the Regine-fronted track hinted at the destination the gang would spend the remainder of the decade in: the corner of the club scaring off the other dancers. Here â after much debate â are the 100 greatest songs of 2010s. LC, Close your eyes and stick this on, and weâll bet you can see the wriggly dude from the music video dancing his little heart out for this gigantic, break-through hit for the Akron duo. âLove It If We Made Itâ is The 1975âs response. Lyrically, the song saw Turner pining after a former flame, while (naturally) also setting his sights on seducing her once more. Along with âLatchâ â Disclosureâs previous single, which put guest singer Sam Smith on the map â âWhite Noiseâ was a surefire hit across clubs and festival tents. The tune transcended past the sweaty clubs it was played in and became entirely timeless. JB, If American farming bodies weighed in on banging indie songs, The Killersâ swaggering peacock âThe Manâ would almost definitely come stamped âUSDA certified leanâ. âBlack Skinheadâ is not comfortable listening, but itâs a song that delivers its message with an unignorable death punch. Itâs a reminder that we deserve better. âStairway to The Starsâ â Benny Carter. Donald Gloverâs bold reinvention as a 70s soulânâfunk crooner â with 2016 album âAwaken, My Love!â â ultimately paid off. The results in this chart are not affiliated with any mainstream or commercial chart and may not reflect charts seen elsewhere. Clarence Clamons saxsolo is one of the most beautiful parts of the song. Ironically, Del Rey wrote âVideo Gamesâ when, sheâs said, sheâd âlet goâ of her musical ambitions â but the single instantly made her a hit. RD, âCanât Feel My Faceâ was a bold move for The Weeknd â though not because it took risks musically. In Lil Nas X, there was a new sheriff in town. JB, Mallrat saw the rest of the worldâs songs about blowing up the club âtil dawn and raised them âUninvitedâ, a painfully relatable bit of bouncy pop on which she begged, âGet me off the listâ, like someone who would much rather spend her Friday on the sofa with a cuppa. Frankâs got you covered. âIâd love it if we made it,â Healy insists, as the tirade finally breaks into melody. The track inspired the pop landscape to move on from songs about âCristal, Maybach, diamonds on your timepieceâ and onto the current crop of relatable young stars such as Billie Eilish, Mallrat and Clairo, who sing about subjects that are far more tangible to their listeners. No nostalgic ‘80s playlist is complete without a slightly unwarranted sax solo. Taking us back to ancient Egypt (âSend the cheetahs to the tombâ), it flies forward to imagine the ancient Egyptian Queen Cleopatra as a modern-day woman of the night in six-inch heels (âSheâs working at the Pyramid tonightâ). The Best of Sax House: ALL Songs with Saxophone AND Electronic Music OVER 100! âTwo To Birkenheadâ is the albumâs crowning gem, a gnarled tour around the Wirral town. âItâs really important.â. K-SW, Re-emerging in 2016 with âFormation,â Beyoncé empowered her beehive. Even if sheâs chatting shite to make herself feel better, it still feels like a sliding doors moment. Itâs also sampled on many tracks. RD, The London guitar heroes have been pinned as the formâs next great hope and, sure enough, here they showcase incredible versatility, depth and avant-garde style. The late David Bowie regularly cited the saxophone as the first instrument he learned, and his partiality for the instrument is evident on his final record. As with The Last Shadow Puppets, a familiar face picked up the sax on this track. On ‘Swimming Pools (Drank)’, he shrugged off the peer pressure to prove he was an artist without equal. RD, Snobby dismissals of Bieberâs talent were dispelled when the 20-year-old pop star apologised to the world and upped his musical game on âSorryâ. The glitchy breakdown, ominous breakdown? Go! Picking up in the middle of their swift rise to fame, âSweetâ saw them try to make sense of the whirlwind. From this vantage point we can see how key Odd Future were in shaping hip-hop in the 2010s, from their self-starting independence to their taboo-busting subject matter. A crowd-slaying hip-hop classic for the 2010s and beyond. From INXS to George Michael, Spandau Ballet to Men At Work, everyone was trying their hand at this reed-clad fad of an instrument.. And just when you thought there was enough saxophone in the 1980s to last us until the end of time, the music world has been shocked to discover that the saxophone is back in 2016. Listen to Katy Perryâs âLast Friday Night (T.G⦠SM, A yowled ode to geometry, Alt-Jâs âBreezeblocksâ shares a wonky, lopsided charm with their album âAn Awesome Waveâ, which wooed the Mercury Prize judges. âShouldn’t these girls be flockin’ just like seagulls?â Itâs a refreshing glimpse into their wider vision. âJungleland is one of the most beautiful songs of all time. Between the singleâs massive riff and Heldersâ thumping drums, the band took inspiration from â90s West Coast hip-hop. Neither nihilistic nor naive, this was a bombardment of modern life. El Hunt. But, following Jamie xxâs solo album âIn Colourâ, âOn Holdâ saw them swapping those hues for a palette far warmer and a little brighter. PJ Harvey herself played the instrument on four separate songs from her latest record, The Hope Six Demolition Project. Thereâs a reason Scottish comedian Limmy tweets, every single year, without fail: âCheck out Daft Punk‘s new single “Get Lucky” if you get the chance. Kevin EG Perry. As the saxophone plays on, it is digitally altered for extra effect, epitomising the musical creativity that has come to typify the work of this Wisconsin-based group. Thanks for the A2A. But they really arrived with the aptly-titled âSinglesâ in 2014, a record that sounded like a Greatest Hits album. Dance/Pop song mainly saxophone from around 2010 or 2011. RD, Where some of âTranquility Base Hotel + Casinoâ dwelled fully in sci-fi territory, âThe Ultracheeseâ occupied a more sepia-splashed nook. The subject matter was still melancholy â fate not having your back in your relationship as you had once thought â but there was playfulness throughout. Medicinals features sax lines which are based around a pentatonic blues scale, a scale favoured by jazz musicians since the dawn of the genre. Although âShutdownâ went mainstream, it also made it clear that Skepta certainly remembers his roots â because, as he says: âWhen I run up on stage / I pick up the mic and it’s reload timeâ. All the while, Frankâs velvet croon drapes luxuriously over the listener. dont give up. The Something For Kate frontman enlisted the help of Paul Von Mertens to play saxophone on the track, who is perhaps best known for his work with legendary singer-songwriter, Brian Wilson. RD, Look, you know an album is proper decent when it spawns six killer singles. There are also new effects being added to the saxophone, such as auto-tune. The world's defining voice in music and pop culture since 1952. Words: Dhruva Balram, Jordan Bassett, Leonie Cooper, Rhian Daly, Alex Flood, El Hunt, Charlotte Krol, Sam Moore, Hannah Mylrea, Kevin EG Perry, Zoya Raza-Sheikh, Nick Reilly, Thomas Smith, Dan Stubbs, Andrew Trendell, Kyann-Sian Williams, Over a four-to-the-floor funk beat, Kung-Fu Kenny displays a warning to his haters and âthe powers that beâ â all while channelling the rebellious slave King Kunta on what is surely the grooviest song from Kendrickâs seminal 2015 album âTo Pimp A Butterflyâ. This yearâs âBad Guyâ from Billie Eilish, an eccentric alt-pop masterwork from a talented teenager with an internet connection. âMy childlike creativity, purity and honesty / Is honestly getting crowded by these grown thoughts,â Kanye rapped on the standout track from the extraordinary work of art that is âMy Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasyâ. LC, Skeptaâs âShutdownâ revived grime and, with its skittish melodies, the song represented the unapologetic energy of London. Leonie Cooper. Pop musicâs saxophone ⦠RD, The 2010s were pretty much defined by Aubrey Graham, but ‘Hotline Bling’ proved to be one of the first times when he showed us he was capable of creating a monster â in many senses of the word. Over a synth loop that spun like a gently turning mirrorball, Ellie Rowsell walked us through early flirtations, anxiety-induced self-doubt, and butterfly rushes with such accuracy it felt like sheâd hacked the group chat and turned your overthinking with your mates into a towering love song. Famous sax songs. Instrumentalists will love this jam-packed collection of 101 timeless pop songs! Kendrick Lamar has always been one to push boundaries, and his use of the sax on this track is no exception. Mmm⦠sacrilicious. She certainly did that, perhaps most notably on the jazzy Your Rhythm. The debut single from Paul Dempsey’s second record features both tenor and baritone sax pretty much the whole way through, adding to the track’s dense texture and seemingly inexorable momentum. 6 Songs. The charismatic singer-songwriter did the rest. The saxophone in pop music today is used as a throwback; a kind of nostalgia. It's a personal database but everybody can access. David Bowie - 'Modern Love' A bombardment of gloom eventually makes way for strutting funk guitars while synthesised choirs burst into song. The makings of an instant classic. The song itself is an experience. âSpanish Saharaâ was a bolt out of the blue from the Oxford band â a glacial, slow-building beauty that showed they could do emotional and affecting just as well as party-starters. Dhruva Balram. But no, he was weaving his own life into art. It wasnât a protest song, but a brash, absurdist polemic that captures the age in which we live. EH, This shimmering slice of synth-pop â which New Order would have been pleased with in their heyday â declared, loud and proud, that the goths could dance. EH, Your problematic Uncle Tony thinks Kanyeâs just a dickhead, but what Tony doesnât realise is that Kanye kind of knows heâs a dickhead, yet loves himself anyway, so we get this: a sing-song ode to vulnerability and self-recrimination thatâs also a bit boastful. Lady Gagaâs âThe Edge of Gloryâ features Clarence Clemons from the E Street Band and Katy Perryâs âLast Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) Here Bey definitely reaffirmed her place as the Queen of R&B. We were soon to lose a truly special band. This track sees the sax play in conjunction with electronic sounds, creating powerful tonal fusions on the album that many are heralding as Bon Iver’s most ambitious. AT, Despite not having a hook or any of the trappings of your typical chart smash, âBodak Yellowâ owned 2017 (and beyond) all thanks to Cardi Bâs confident, commanding flow, which signalled the arrival of a new rap queen to bow down to. Undoubtedly the heaviest dance song to ever be inspired by the 1991 Robin Williams movie Hook. As she charged ahead with her singular aesthetic, she began to change pop music, her key tropes â cinematic melancholy, frostily drawled lyrics, and references to dive bars and bad girls â cropping up ever more frequently as her star ascended. That fun side shone through strongest in the centrepiece sample, a jittery and pitch-shifted cut from Hall & Oatesâ âI Canât Go For That (No Can Do)â. RD, The late rapperâs toxic legacy has understandably overshadowed his contribution to music, but 20-year-old Jahseh Onfroyâs innovative combination of mumble-rap and emo set a template that American hip-hop continues to trace. I'm looking for a Pop/dancey song with mainly saxophone playing, but there is a guy that sings something in a foreign language before the sax drops. The list on this page is for all #1 hit Pop singles for 1940 using proprietary methods. âI might / Empty my bank account / And buy that boy with a pipe,â sang Frank Ocean in a pitch-bent croon while Migos offered a dizzying display of wealth amid Harrisâ feel-good grooves. AT, After building a cult following over two psych-drenched albums, Tame Impala defied expectations when they returned for album three with âLet It Happenâ. © 2021 NME is a member of the media division of BandLab Technologies. In place of lysergic guitars were synths like neon laser beams and Kevin Parker putting his pop prowess front and centre. It was Devon native Joe Mountâs clever way of likening small town inertia to a relationship in a rut. "Smooth Operator" - Sade. But itâs also so, so much more than that. Like a millennial, chart-topping agony aunt, she set out the ultimate guide to the aftermath of a break-up, delivered in three easy-to-follow steps and catchy enough to repeat as a coping mantra when youâre really going through it. Nevertheless, Fitz and The Tantrums' James King wailed away. Here was a painful â and mostly sincere â sadbanger. Sound familiar? It didnât hurt that âForeverâ was as immediate and delicious as an In-N-Out burger, all Fleetwood Mac harmonies, crashing drum machines and one killer singalong middle-eight. LC, Damon Albarn has always been political but âStyloâ was one of his â and his cartoon bandâs â most pointed statements to date. Michael was only 17 when he composed the song on a bus and thought up the sultry sax rift himself. RD, With âNew Rulesâ, Dua Lipa acknowledged the universal truth that youâre always better at handing out advice to your friends than to yourself. Promise. Itâs a three-part behemoth, the duo â with a little help from an uncredited Swae Lee â going back-and-forth over hard beats with nods to Biggie, Sheck Wes and Drakeâs inadvisable way of managing long-haul flights (âHad me out like a lightâ). Bright and upbeat, it offered two fingers up to the worldâs evils, serving them up with infectious sass. In a nutshell: itâs perfection. 2015 was riddled with tropical house music, and songs from the Canadian singerâs fourth album âPurposeâ featured some of the hookiest cuts imaginable. And the most recent? Kevin EG Perry. A list of notable saxophone songs would not be complete without "Careless Whisper", a song which got overplayed both on the radio and MTV (and which Brooke Shields thought was about her after her breakup with George Michael--ha!) The real watershed moment came when their defining Letterman performance went viral, thanks in part to frontman Samuel T Herringâs fucking nuts pissed-uncle-at-a-wedding dancing and man-possessed guttural vocals, and in part to the fact itâs a solid-gold beaut about being in love, people changing and time escaping us. DB, Packed with punk attitude and the feeling that it was almost perpetually on the cusp of a massive drop, âI Love Itâ proved to be the ultimate go-off anthem in the giddy days of summer 2012. With more outspoken queer artists than ever can 2016 be the year that our LGBT community gets the musical recognition it deserves? Was there a better putdown this decade than, âThese MCs wanna talk about Lord of the Mics / You ain’t even lord of your yard?â K-SW, File this alongside âCommon Peopleâ and âLast Niteâ as an automatic and undeniable classic indie dancefloor staple. EH, The cover of Bill Ryder-Jonesâ âWest Kirby County Primary’ shows the prolific producer and former Coral member caught unawares in the bath and, on record, heâs similarly nakedly honest. KP, A fantasy break-up letter penned to a new flameâs current partner, âCall Your Girlfriendâ is surely the most compassionate song ever written about a love triangle. Inspired by a violent attack, the Canadian producer flipped victimisation into four minutes of empowerment. 2011 was a big year for sax. So itâs lucky that sheâs also a top songwriter and could pen this glittery pop song to make it all OK. RD, Beginning with a vulpine howl, a snarl of bass and a thudding beat that thunders like a glam rock song by the devil, âBlack Skinheadâ came with the full fury of a man invited to societyâs top table but reminded that his colour would permanently affect how he was viewed there: âEnter the kingdom / But watch who you bring home / They see a black man with a white woman / At the top floor they gone come to kill King Kongâ. Their idiosyncratic vocals are surprisingly compatible, the wholesome chorus (âI know thereâs gonna be good timesâ) offset by Thugâs bizarrely rude rhymes (âIâm-âa ride in that pussy like a strollerâ). Chanted by 1000 rowdy lads in unison, it’s the track that launched 1000 pints. (Kendrick is our winner, BTW.) Play on Spotify. English folk duo Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker often integrate jazz influences into their work. Can you distil 10 years into, like, four minutes? Whatâs interesting, though, is that Abel Tesfaye was openly declaring a love of the old nose candy and its effects. This freestyle, set atop a zippy instrumental from grime pioneers XTC, really blew up â partly due to its flawless flows and partly because of the defiant tone that Stormzy delivered it in. A continual fixture on the radio, it blasted for months from coffee shops, car stereos and strangersâ headphones. Then, âR U Mineâ arrived â the first taste of the âAMâ era â with the Arctic Monkeys frontman sporting aviator sunglasses and a gelled-up quiff. Yet thatâs exactly what Lorde did on âRoyalsâ, an astute antidote to the blinged out boasting of those who came before her. RD, Mike Hadreasâ grand, gold-gilded pop rips right through you; itâs like being caught in a cranked-up wind tunnel. Sheâs âall messed upâ and âso outta lineâ. EH, Wrapped around a gorgeous, barbershop-style a capella vocal sample (The Persuasionsâ âGood Timesâ), this jubilant mash-up of Caribbean steel drums and American soul features one of the distinctive rappers of his generation, Young Thug, and modern dancehall hero Popcaan. It took just 41 seconds of ‘AM’ opener ‘Do I Wanna Know?’ for him to make it clear that rumours of the death of his Sheffield accent had been greatly exaggerated. Itâs sour, like chasing tequila with a slice of lemon.Â. Itâs a crystalline gem loaded with heart and hooks. NR, Whack super-sultry Barry White into a blender with Jamie Cullum, and âLoving Is Easyâ is the feel-good smoothie that comes out the other side. An alt.culture star was born. Well, what a decade it's been! Deerhunter â âCoronadoâ. This bubblegum punk track was perhaps their crowning glory, a roaring celebration of diversity and frontman Joe Talbotâs ode to his mate, a Ukrainian immigrant after whom the song is named. NR, Hearing Banksâ unstoppable signature track for the first time was like losing your virginity: fucking brilliant, a bit scary and youâd never be the same again. It was a timeless introduction to an artist who would go on to be one of the decadeâs defining stars and foreshadowed very special things to come. doesn't have any curse words, but many oversensitive radio stations played a "clean" version with the word "kitten" edited out, surely the first time that word was censured. Something that sounds like "bapopdominicano". Eurovision walked so that âThe Edge of Gloryâ could run. ⦠âI just came to say goodbye,â Robyn decides eventually. AT, “EEZ-EH! The Edge Of Glory Lady Gaga ⢠Born This Way. This massive collection will keep instrumentalists busy with 101 pop hits to learn and play! This song was George's first solo single and went to number one in nearly 25 countries! A trio of perennially chirpy, charismatic sisters from Los Angeles who had been rocking out in a band with their parents since they were pre-teens, they were more pro than a band twice their age when they burst out of the San Fernando Valley with their debut single. List of #1 Pop Singles for 1940. Full of confidence and eloquence, this was a sassy track that brought everyone together; the sensational sounds of a marching band created a truly grand feeling, helping âFormationâ to forge a celebratory mood. EH, Josh Hommeâs schtick has always been that thereâs a touch of campness to his macho swagger, and here he delightfully hams it up over a shimmying groove, purring, âMy heart, a ding-a-ling, a puppet on a string / C’est la vieâ. CK, A haunted, pensive and ultimately transformative ode to manâs desperate but devoted relationship with a sex worker in Brighton â it doesnât get much more Nick Cave than that. AF, Stiflingly hot and framed by the EU referendum, the summer of 2016 was also soundtracked by âTiltedâ. El Hunt, Robynâs music often holds up the dancefloor as a utopian place. Here the reality was rendered in sombre, sober tones as he reminisced on family members he watched drown in the alcohol they poured themselves: “Granddaddy had the golden flask / Backstroke every day in Chicago.”, Lamar has said the song is really about growing up with the choice whether to become a casual drinker or a drunk. Just when you thought you knew where it was headed, the bandâs mastermind veered off course and straight into the middle of the dancefloor, glitching, twitching and dropping a load of classical strings in the forefront. Stuffed with cracking rhyming couplets such as âI’m breathing but I’m wheezing / Feel like I’m emphysemin’â, the five-minute jam session rolls along like a li-lo drifting out to sea. 25 Great Rock Songs with saxophone from the past decade. Although we didnât know it at the time, Lana Del Reyâs debut single was a signpost for her career to come. Pop sax songs. From INXS to George Michael, Spandau Ballet to Men At Work, everyone was trying their hand at this reed-clad fad of an instrument. When she sings, âBut I am actually good / Can’t help it if we’re tilted”, sheâs rallying against another, hidden voice that says otherwise. Its Romain Gavras-directed video though added another layer to the seemingly innocuous tune. Staging a blinged-out drag race featuring niqab-wearing women and supporting Saudi Arabiaâs Women to Drive Movement â they were forbidden to drive in the country until 2018 â âBad Girlsâ didnât just show us an artist who was totally in the driverâs seat, but one who was also trying to make the world a more equal playing field. The echoy electronics of M83 made the sax solo at the end of this song a little surprising. Some songs grow with you, and I hope youâll find thatâs the case with some of our 100 picks below. DS, Ariana Grandeâs first release after the tragic terrorist attack at her Manchester concert in 2017 set the tone for her next two years. CK, The Bristol band came along at just the right time, their righteous, boisterous anthems a soothing balm for a Britain savaged by division. Yet it was RiRiâs unhurried, laidback cool that really stole the show. The Grammy-winning âRedboneâ was the jewel in that eclectic recordâs crown. One of the more retro examples of saxophone use on this list, This Must Be A Dream features a complete saxophone solo which is skilful enough to give Kirk Pengilly a run for his money. And I danced to it, drunk, a little less lost but probably equally badly dressed, at a house party with friends I made just last year. Ragged and beautiful, the track is a proud middle finger slung in the direction of cowardly bigots. RD, Disclosureâs addictive dancefloor tunes felt omnipresent in 2013. âWhite Noiseâ, the second single from Howard and Guy Lawrenceâs Number One debut album âSettleâ, saw the brothers pair up with fellow London-based dance duo AlunaGeorge for a thrilling acid house-inspired banger about complicated love. Though lost intimacy lingers like a shadow, thereâs a new sound and an open road ahead: you bet that once those traffic lights change, Lorde is revving straight out of here, and into a better place. Class dismissed. El Hunt. And thatâs before we even get started on that video. Every middle school dance in America played ⦠âDancing On My Ownâ is a song that exists in this strobe-lit space â except, this time, it turns away from the high and faces the low: in other words, itâs about someone whoâs lost and self-destructive amid the positivity. KP, Sampling Brazilian singing legend Gal Costa, the multi-talented Montréal producer transformed her ‘Pontos De Luz’ into an utterly joyful and impossible-not-to-dance-to banger for our modern times. 3. In a way, you can. Top 10 Bruce Springsteen Songs. 5:20 0:30. RD, Rarely do pop stars emerge with such a culture-shifting debut single. ‘Femboys’: The TikTok trend shaking up gender norms. TS, It takes a certain kind of bravery to unleash on the world a pop song as utterly joyful as âShake It Offâ, a track with a shameless onslaught of horns, key changes, acrobatic vocals and â yep â even a Swifty rap. Rhian Daly. W-When I premiere?â Prophetic and perfect. The resulting song somehow fused together the primal lurch of desert rock and the grandiose theatricality of a Bond theme, like an Aston Martin monster truck. Saxophone Songs Download- Listen to Saxophone songs MP3 free online. TS, This is sentimental synth-pop at its absolute finest, as frontman James Murphy achingly faces up to his own flaws in the name of love. As Charlie Brooker once told NME: âHe shouts âUnity!â through gritted teeth, and thereâs something very life-affirming about that.â JB, This was very much Tyler 1.0, pre-redemption arc: a crystalline distillation of his early persona â horrorcore nightmare thatâs one-part Eminem and three parts 4Chan troll. 91 songs. âTiltedâ is Chrisâ reminder that loving yourself anyway is an act of defiance. EH, Travis Scottâs âAstroworldâ drew a host of A-list artists to its otherworldly party, but the Houston rapperâs team-up with Drake on âSicko Modeâ provided the rocket fuel for the album’s most astronomical moment. Time, Lana Del Reyâs debut single music Trivia and TV vs Standup and Kevin putting. A brash, absurdist polemic that captures the age in which we live albums, song... He composed the song as many times as you need to a talented teenager an! 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