Varietysongs.comwas launched on March 12, 2015 without much fanfare and publicity. However, we had overwhelming response and within three days we started receiving large number of music enthusiasts in our website. As a result we upgraded our server with enhanced capacity. Varietysongs.comaims to provide seamless streaming and hearing music to all who are surfing our website. Varietysongs.comwas launched on March 12, 2015 without much fanfare and publicity. However, we had overwhelming response and within three days we started receiving large number of music enthusiasts in our website. As a result we upgraded our server with enhanced capacity. Varietysongs.comaims to provide seamless streaming and hearing music to all who are surfing our website.
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From Justin Bieber’sEDM crossover to Florence + The Machine’s stunning new single, these 10 songs have ruled the first half of the year.
The standout tracks of 2015’s first half have a positive air about them, whether it’s Kacey Musgraves advising us on how life can be gravy, Young Thug knowing that good times are coming or Tame Impala letting the world unfold as it may. And when the songs themselves aren’t too sunny, their backstories still feel heartwarming —Justin Bieber’s big radio comeback, for instance, or Florence Welch’s ascent to pop genius status. There’s a feel-good story somewhere in all of these 10 songs, which will all sound great throughout 2015 and beyond.
A hearty “Hey, what’s up, hello” to one of rap’s most uniquely inspired new personalities: Fetty Wap’s surprise success story has been all the more enjoyable to witness due to the jubilant debut single on which it is founded. “Trap Queen” is teeming with enough hooks and good vibes to have rightfully taken over 2015’s first half.
Does it sound a whole lot like “Follow Your Arrow”? Sure. Does it not matter? Nope, not at all. Kacey Musgraves is sticking to her strengths on “Biscuits,” offering more gooey life lessons but never sounding patronizing in the process. One of country music’s most critically beloved stars continues to impress.
This is the Justin Bieber we’ve been waiting for: emotive, vulnerable and smart enough to join forces with two of electronic music’s most reliable maestros. The combination of Bieber’s moving falsetto and Skrillex and Diplo’s tangled knot of beats makes “Where Are Ü Now” a deserved (and much-needed) triumph.
U.K. alt-pop trio Years & Years has yet to find a radio foothold in the States, but “King” sounds like it’s destined to be played at arenas for years to come. When frontman Olly Alexander extends his arms and cries “Let go, let go, let go of everything” at the end of the single, it’s almost impossible not to indulge in some type of uninhibited dance breakdown.
It’s the end of June, and we’re still waiting for the new Rihanna and Kanye West albums… as well as some indication that either will be coming soon. To tide us over, however, the pair of music superstars linked up with a legend and recorded a durable, folked-up soul sing-along. Ye and Rih always zag when we expect them to zig, and we’re forever grateful for it.
Young Thug has released a ton of music on his own accord in 2015 (and has a proper debut album coming in August), but his guest spot on Jamie xx’s magnificent new album became his unlikely crowning achievement this spring. On “(I Know There’s Gonna Be) Good Times,” the gonzo rapper’s unchecked energy proves to be the perfect foil for the xx auteur’s warm production.
“Let It Happen” is nearly eight minutes in length, but Tame Impala’s epic single is more of a roller coaster than a sprawling freakout, and as such, never loses its momentum. The different movements of the song swirl around Kevin Parker’s lyrics about embracing the chaos of life, and the taut guitar line is all about compelling the listener to embrace the art of head-banging.
Abel Tesfaye has been transitioning from shadowy mixtape artist to mainstream R&B dynamo for a while now, and “Can’t Feel My Face” sounds like the logical conclusion in his quest for genre dominance. The Michael Jackson comparisons have been (deservedly) rampant, but the Weeknd’s brand of zonked-out thrill-seeking is all his own.
Florence Welch may have reached a new peak with third album How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful — she’s certainly never been more effective as a live performer, and “Ship To Wreck” demonstrates that she’s still growing as a pop songwriter. Everything comes together for Florence + The Machine on their latest single, as Welch’s voice coils around the slender arrangement and squeezes hard on the chorus.
Chance The Rapper could have been a flashy major-label hip-hop star by now; instead, he’s writing songs about his grandmother with his friends, and is far more respected because of it. “Sunday Candy,” the highlight of Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment’s gorgeous Surf album, doubles as 2015’s most unadulterated burst of happiness, as Chance leads the artist collective in a soaring tribute to the woman he looks up to the most.
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Get ready for super fit mornings with Sunny Leone. Your mornings cannot get any better. Actress Sunny Leone, together with Times Wellness is releasing a fitness video titled Super Hot Sunny Mornings, which will feature Sunnydoing a total of 40 to 45 intense and interesting exercises.
The video will be available in August on a mobile app, DVD and as a video on Youtube. Sunny, who has one of the fittest bodies in Bollywood, says she was very involved in designing the workouts as she had very specific ideas in mind. Says she, “I was very particular about this workout. I wanted that whoever will watch this will actually work out and also not have any pressure of not having the proper equipment around.”
Sunnyrecommends plyometrics among a mix of exercises to achieve the desired physical transformation, as she believes that it is one of the best workouts. She even includes it in her own workout, “Forty minutes of cardio always and then I will do a mixture of weights and plyometrics. I believe that plyometrics is one of the best types of workout.” Besides that, she tries to keep her workouts interesting and switches routines often, alternating between spin cycle classes and hiking.
Ask her what’s her idea of a perfect morning and she is quick to say that it definitely involves an intense workout, “My perfect morning would be to wake up, eat breakfast, and then work out. I love working out in the morning so that I have lots of energy for the rest of the day,” she signs off.
The Come & Get It Singer had her raven-coloured locks elegantly combed back as she sported natural, complimentary make-up on her face finished off with a swipe of red lip.
Selenacertainly seemed to be the social butterfly at the event as she was spotted even chatting it up andsharing a few laughs with a few of the costumed characters at the event.Adam, 48, went casual as usual as he wore a baggy seafoam green T-shirt with athletic trousers and black Adidas sneakers.
Kevin, 50, also dressed comfortably for the occasion as he sported a plain black top, charcoal greytrousers, grey high-top basketball sneakers and a black cap.Fran Drescher who also utilized her vocal talents in the film was also in attendance as she rocked a black strapless mini dress.
The film is centred around a old fashioned vampire named Vlad who arrives at the hotel for an impromptu family get-together.
But the No. 1 reason Sistar continues slaying the game is probably because they look like they're having the best time doing what they do.
That's demonstrated best in the summery video for this 2012 single.
The best part about this vid is that the girls are essentially only doing activities that are pretty hard not to have fun in -- roasting hot dogs in a bonfire, shooting water guns, swimming -- how could the audience not love it either?
The Hawaiians couldn't keep their eyes off the girls which shouldn't be hard to understand -- this is an awesomely adorable and colorful visual and the best one by the girls...so far.
Sistar switched up their image with this sultry visual, heading to Las Vegas to get sexy in Sin City.
"Alone" essentially set a new standard in K-pop that a girl group could show a more alluring side without getting raunchy.
They'reare more or less covered the entire video (e.g. the girls' red dresses have turtlenecks and their black dresses all have long sleeves), and the vid hones in on splashes of sexiness like peeks at unexpected tattoos, pops of skin or moves where Sistar somehow make leg swaying look extremely foxy.
Like the best K-pop visuals, there’s a lot going on here and Sistar‘s 2015 hit brings together all the best things about summer, but does it with the glossiest sheen imaginable.
There’s no plot here past ladies having fun and dancing in a host of colorful and tropical sets — the pool, a technicolor kitchen, a neon-tinged club and an all-pink dancefloor.
re just pining after the guys, looking rather submissive.
But by the end, our girls upowningthese dudes as Soyu tells her man to get on his knees, Dasom ties her's to a chair and Bora traps her fella in a tanning bed.
It was one of Sistar’s earliest videos, but it was smart in showcasing the group's flirty side while also showing the girls looking like they were having genuine fun with one another.
There's an unexpected twist for their love interest at the end that keeps this from falling into played-out, girl-wants-a-kiss K-pop video territory and earns "Shady Girl" a spot in the Top 5.
Though, some of the fashion is cringe-worthy -- whoever styled Hyolyn here was hopefully let go.
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