Music hits 2021 







Olivia Rodrigo - "Drivers License"
Olivia Rodrigo has become an international star with this one song, or at least the international hope of romantic pop music. Recently, the actress released a new song - "Deja Vu" and it is quite a successful proposition, so hopes were not in vain

FKA twigs, Headie One, Fred again ... - "Don’t Judge Me"
FKA twigs recently made headlines for Shia LaBeouf's accusations of mental and physical abuse during their brief coverage. This information fits in with the image of the artist going her own way, not too willing to compromise, aware of her artistic vision. "Don't Judge Me" is also a song that raises important social issues.


FKA twigs and Headie talk about their struggles and ask for understanding. FKA Twigs is looking for a lover who will accept her and live up to her energy, and Headie One talks about how difficult it is to be a black man in the UK, sharing her experiences of fighting racial discrimination and police brutality.
FKA twigs and Emmanuel Adjei are responsible for the video. The music video uses the Fons Americanus sculpture by Kara Walker.

Idles - "Reigns"
As befits a punk band, Idles are definitely anti-monarchist. For them, blue blood is not a symbol of nobility and elitism, but corruption, corruption and exploitation of the poor.

The song with the clip makes a great impression. The creator decided to combine drastic scenes from nature films with idyllic images of people watching TV together and getting excited about these murderous scenes.

Ashnikko - "Deal With It" feat. Kelis
Well, right away two more self-confident, independent women who say what they think. In the song, Ashnikko used the sample "Caught Out There" by Kelis. - This is my breakup fantasy, which I have finally realized - explains the artist. - Thanks to the "Caught Out There" studies, my dream has also come true, because Kelis is my childhood idol.

Saweetie feat. Doja Cat - "Best Friend"

Saweetie and Doja Cat, two girls already famous enough, join forces and tell the world a simple truth: Two like us, there is not one. Saweetie and Doja Cat join Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion, self-confident female artists who sing what they think without beating around the bush. Girls will be loud (even louder).

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