Amr Abdelhadi

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The track is an emotional roller coaster.
Sia is by all means one of the most powerful voices that ever hit the music scene. Her voice is a strange and unique mix of choking sadness and ecstatic power. The lyrics in this song go exactly with that mix, taking you to the very depths of darkness and back up to fiery inspiration. The chorus is not one to pass lightly. It is hard to imagine listening to Chandelier without having that chorus stuck in your head for at least a week. Sia screams at the top of her lungs with an incontestable pitc... Read more
09 Jan 23
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10
Still rocking every summer.
When Spain meets Jamaica and Cuba, you know you are up for one killer summer hit. I personally prefer the English version of the song to the Spanish one, although Enrique Iglesias, Descemer Bueno and Gente De Zona, all originally speak Spanish. The English lyrics just flow more smoothly with the beat, and the fact that the whole song is not in Spanish makes the Spanish verses and the Spanish parts of the hook even catchier. The mix of Enrique's English, Sean Paul's Jamaican accent, Des... Read more
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Such dance hits don't come out everyday.
You sometimes know a hit track when you hear it. You just know that this song has all the hallmarks of a Billboard hit. "Lean On" is exactly that. It is hard to imagine the song being an annoyance to anyone, which figures in the fact that upon its release, the track made it to fourth place on the Billboard Hot 100 and was number one in Australia and second in the UK. Starting with the instrumental, Major Lazer did one hell of a job collaborating with the French producer DJ Snake.

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09 Jan 23
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Bringing Funk back to life.
It is rare when you get to take a look what your favorite artists of today would have been like back in the 70s. Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars give us that on this track. Uptown Funk makes you feel like the 70s are back and the transition is too smooth because it is mixed with some modern pop vibes, and you would think that both genres cannot mix and you cannot be more wrong about that. First things first, this instrumental is not safe to listen to if you are in a public place where you would mind... Read more
09 Jan 23
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One of the smoothest tracks to come out lately.
"Black Beatles" is what you get when the perfect blend is made out of Trap instrumentals and some melodic R&B vocals. Rae Sremmurd are identifying themselves on this track as one of the most popular groups in the game (which is true) and so they had to live up to the blockbuster status they were wishing for it. That is true in everything starting from the instrumental to the vocals, the flow, and the addictively catchy hook. Of course, the featuring of Gucci Mane (the undisputed Ki... Read more
09 Jan 23
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"Oppa Gangnam Style".. Never gets old!
No matter how long the time that passes since this mega hit was released, these simple words will never fail to get us jumping around the room with the Gangnam dance. Even if you did not watch the music video to know how the dance goes, the song became too integral to the global pop culture that you can almost imagine that the dance comes naturally when you listen to the track. For those who are into K-pop, this song is an absolute gem, but even those who have never taken a dig into that peppy g... Read more
09 Jan 23
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One of the most inspirational tracks ever released.
Fifteen years from its release, "Lose Yourself" is still one of the most intense inspirational music tracks of all-time. With its upbeat instrumental, Eminem's unmistakably unique flow, and the bulging rage in his tone Lose Yourself has the "fire-up effect" of the whole Rocky saga combined. What adds to the authenticity of the track is the fact that the story of B-Rabbit, the main character in Eminem's 2002 movie, 8 mile, who was a broke rapper desperately trying to... Read more
09 Jan 23
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Flow at its best
If someone deserves the title of the King of Rhythm from the contemporary R&B scene, the title would undisputedly go to the Weeknd. This statement is most true with Starboy, a blue-sky collaboration between the Weeknd and Daft Punk, where the "Starboy" flows on the group's instrumentals so smoothly to the point of synergy.

The track sounds as if the Weeknd's vocal chords are bopping along to the beat. The lyrics also have that super confident feel to them, and it goes... Read more
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