Favorite Songs of 2015

I couldn't find a thread at all. I am sure one exists but no search comes up with it. Anyway, what are the songs that hit you this year that you can't get enough of?

Two "pop" songs in particular to me --- Brandon Flowers and Carly Rae Jepsen:

 

And I cannot understand why this isn't a single. This is the best song on the album, just a perfect pop song:

 

Here's one of my favorites:

"My teachers told me we was slaves, my mama told me we was kings
I don't know who to listen to, I guess we somewhere in between"

 

River Town-Mark Knopfler
Preacherman-Melody Gardot
Pages-Eilen Jewell
Second Hand Heart-Dwight Yoakam

 

"Jasper", the debut single by new UK pop band the Hooton Tennis Club. Released February 2015.

 

Steven Wilson - Happy Returns

 

Uncle Acid & the deadbeats - Waiting for Blood (from The Night Creeper, coming September 4th.)

 

Uncle Acid & the deadbeats - Melody Lane (From The Night Creeper, coming September 4th.)

 

The Brandon Flowers song is quite nice (great mood and great video) but it's quite funny that the OP choice for the best 2015 song is a track that could be in any new wave record released around 1984. The Strokes went for the same thing.

 

One of my recent favorites (there are many more, of course):

 

Here's another one:

 

My favorite songs of the year (so far anyway):

1. Stonefist - HEALTH
2. King Kunta - Kendrick Lamar
3. Battles - Emika
4. Flesh World UK - HEALTH
5. Can't Feel My Face - The Weeknd
6. Tom's Diner - Giorgio Moroder with Britney Spears
7. Stranger In A Room - Jamie XX
8. Chorus - Holly Herndon
9. Late To The Party - Kacey Musgraves
10. Back & Forth - Giorgio Moroder with Kelis

 

Wilco - "Cold Slope"
Jason Isbell - "How to Forget"
Mark Knopfler - "Skydiver"

 

Kurt Vile - Pretty Pimpin

Pretty excited for the album to com out later this month

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This was also a pretty solid track

 

I love the vocal tracks that periodically appear between the instrumentals on Kamasi Washington's "The Epic". It's a massive album (nearly three hours) that you can get lost in, and the tracks with vocals act as sort of signposts over the course of listening to the whole thing. My favorite one is the first one, "The Rhythm Changes".

Kamasi Washington, "The Rhythm Changes"

 

Rare Facture-Perception

 

No Anthems might be my favorite song from that album. But really, the whole abum is great!