John Congleton & The Nighty Nite - “Animal Rites”Ģ9. Quaker City Night Hawks - “Mockingbird”Ĥ0. Devy Stonez - “Slow it Down” (feat KissedKilled)Ĥ5. Native Fox - “Heart Will Never Change”ĥ0. Gensu Dean & Denmark Vessey - “The Meek”Ħ1. Kevin England - “I’m Stuck with this Commercial Rock (Put This Song In Your Business’ Next Commercial!)”Ħ8. Cosmicide - “Everything’s Under Waves”ħ8. Court Hoang - “(I Should Have Done This) A Long Time Ago”ħ9. Tony Ferraro – “The God of Homosexuals”Ĩ0. Kino Kimino & Son of Stan – “Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover”Ĩ3. Sarah Jaffe – “Did David Feel Like This?”Ĩ4.
RONNIE HART SMOOVIE LYRICS FULL
The Full List: The Top 100 Local Songs of 2016.ĩ5. In Trump’s grab-em-by-the-pussy America, Sam Lao is the type of feminist icon the DFW music scene both wants and needs. The hook has nary left our heads for six months now, and we doubt it will anytime soon.īut it’s definitely a good thing for messages like this one to be drilled into our heads. With lyrics like “Yeah, I got it / Yeah, I own it / It’s all mine so I can flaunt it,” the song is empowering, but not at the expense of catchiness or a good beat. They wanna be close to me and see me in my most relaxed state.” It’s even more fun and more poignant when paired with her husband Jeremy Bigger’s video treatment.īut lighthearted as the hook is, and colorful and playful as the video is, there’s a serious message being delivered here, too.Īs Lao told Paper, “‘Pineapple’ is about a domestic male fantasy - ‘I’m referring to how you would tie up your hair when hanging around the house/relaxed.
21.) But the best of them all has got to be “Pineapple,” the anti-catcalling anthem that came out in this year’s prime catcalling summer months. (You’ll notice that “Gold Link” does appear at No. Great as the album is, several of its singles could have appeared in this top 100 list.
The Top 100 Dallas-Area Songs of 2016: 40 to 21.The Top 100 Dallas-Area Songs of 2016: 20 to 11.Better yet, it does so as Sam’s stage presence is coming into its own and rivaling the versatility she’s shown in her recorded efforts since 2013.” And, though it’s more than a simple hip-hop album, it stands only equaled in the local progressive rap realm by A.Dd+’s classic 2011 When Pigs Fly, Blue the Misfit’s 2014 Child In The Wild rallying cry and Bobby Sessions’ breakthrough Law of Attraction from last year. Here’s what just one of our critics said about Lao’s killer SPCTRM record: “ SPCTRM is clear statement release, the kind of subsequent confirmation of early praise that this town too rarely sees from the fresh-faced artists it so quickly and readily hypes it shows off an artist fully formed. If there were any local critics left, we image they’d have all put her latest LP on their end of year list, too.
She seemingly won every award, played every festival, popped up in every video and released a masterful full-length that every local critic made No. There’s no question that, as far as the North Texas music scene is concerned, 2016 was the year of Sam Lao. The one thing they have in common? They all put out fire in 2016. This year, in a countdown that will be unveiled in chunks day by day for the rest of the year, you’ll find some Grammy nominees alongside brand new bands that just started up this year, as well as some high school acts and, well, everything else in between. As I think we’ve shown in years past, the results are pretty much always diverse, with a few seemingly out-of-left-field choices in some pretty high-ranking slots. This time of year, it’s become a bit of a tradition around here for us to not only count down the last few pages on the calendar, but also the best songs to come out of North Texas in the past 12 months.
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