Playlist - best of 2020.

Here are my favourite songs from 2020.


2020 was a great year for music despite everything. These are my favourite songs, a lot of which overlap with my Summer playlist.

DISCLAIMERS:

ya i know it's a sin that there is no Fiona Apple on here. 

There is country on this playlist--you can take the girl outta Abbotsford, but you can't take the Abbotsford outta the girl.


best of 2020 track list

  1. 4 American Dollars by U.S. Girls
  2. Echoes by Tennis
  3. Your Light by The Big Moon
  4. Strange Girl by Laura Marling
  5. Red Velvet Twilight by Brittany Brooks
  6. Cloth by Tati
  7. Lilacs by Waxahatchee
  8. Neon Cross by Jamie Wyatt
  9. Me & You Together Song by The 1975
  10. Save Your Tears by The Weeknd
  11. Five and Dime by Hazel English
  12. Anywayz by Austra
  13. Gospel for a New Century by Yves Tumor
  14. A Few Words for the Firing Squad (Radiation) by Run the Jewels
  15. Twisted by Johanna Warren
  16. Cults by Florida BC 
  17. Window Place by Half Waif
  18. Cut Me by Moses Sumney
  19. Opportunity by Kevin Krauter
  20. nothing forever, everything by Cedric Noel
  21. Confetti by Vita and the Woolf
  22. Honey Go Home by flora cash
  23. Ungodly Hour by Chloe x Halle
  24. You'll Miss Me When I'm Not Around by Grimes
  25. Tell Me You Love Me by Sufjan Stevens
  26. Goodbye by Mundy's Bay
  27. Bye Bye Jubilee by NYSSA
  28. Joanna by Sevdaliza


More about playlists and the yak occidental here.
All of my winter playlists here.
I also greatly enjoyed the playlist I dedicated to my twin bro here.

This post was updated Dec 31, 2020 because I found more awesome music thanks to Cups n Cakes Network here.

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