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Before the year ends, let's have a countdown shall we?

20. VV Brown – Crazy Amazing
Just a fresh track about being in love from another soul import from UK, Miss VV Brown. Good to start the day with. Evokes happy days walking in a city of colors.

19. Ke$ha – TiK ToK
2009’s late bloomer, Ke$ha, released this creeper of a hit that you’ll ignore on your first listen but later you’ll catch yourself humming and dancing along with.

18. Whitney Houston - Million Dollar Bill
This underappreciated track from The Voice was on its way to Billboard success, if not for the star’s lackluster live performances. But she still had me pointing left, right, up, down, and got me spinning round and round, saying... (Your turn now.)

17. Glee Cast - Don't Stop Believin'
Oh the Glee kids made us all very happy this year. The moment that started it all for us was during the end of the pilot episode, when they sang this revival of a Journey track. Who knew Finn’s taste can be trusted?

16. Kid CuDi - Pursuit of Happiness (featuring MGMT)
I ain’t no rap connoisseur here, but I know this track from breakout star Kid CuDi is one of the best this year. MGMT added their flavors too, something that reinforced this track further.

15. La Roux – Bulletproof
La Roux threw me off a bit at first, admittedly. But when this track of theirs was released it’s all good.

14. Dan Black - Pump My Pumps
Ahh the most unappreciated track this year, probably. This should’ve been a club stomper! Gets me into a good mood every time it shuffles.

13. Kings of Leon – Use Somebody
The Kings of Leon conquered the rock genre this year, with this song as their flag. Both critically and commercially successful, and simply just a good one.

12. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Heads Will Roll
I got introduced to The Yeah Yeah Yeahs this year, and this song is my favorite. The video inspired by Michael Jackson was memorable as well.

11. Jay Z featuring Alicia Keys - Empire State of Mind
First of all I think the title is genius. This homage to a city injured earlier this decade had us all wishing Jay-Z and Alicia do one for our own cities too.

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