Byrds – Mr. Tambourine Man

too goddamn old sounding. 33/100

Sixto Rodriguez – I Wonder

I wonder why RYM thought this was my type of song... too repetitive. 30/100

Byrds – I’ll Feel a Whole Lot Better

Sorry Byrds, but I feel a whole lot better with most of my personal favorites. 70/100

Weathers – C’est La Vie

remarkably cool and well done, this underrated song overwhelms Capital T's hip hop and Khalid's four chord nonsense.

George Harrison – My Sweet Lord

completely goddamn overrated, I don't know why this is higher than 4/5. No special melody or anything. Just religious message. 65/100

Daniel Bélanger – Spoutnik

RYM keeps recommending this artist, and it actually has a nice gimmick. The title is an interesting topic, and Daniel proves himself capable of supporting a slight electronic sound while retaining his acoustic piece. 77/100

『NIGHT RUNNING』by Shin Sakiura

Original review (2020): Incredibly funky and well done, this impresses me so much so that I'll dare to give it a 100! Don't disappoint me now, Shin... Sept. 2021 re-review: unfortunately, the chillness is a double edged sword. The song gets a bit bland over time, and the nice rhythm can only last so long. …

Alessia Cara – Scars To Your Beautiful

I'm surprised I haven't reviewed this one. Anyhow, despite it sounding similar to *Something Wild*, I personally feel like Scars' message is just too... cliche (especially compared to being lost and having something to guide you home, and the violin). Both use "whoa, whoa" chorus so there's that at least. 84/100

St. Vincent – Los Ageless

Catchy and cool, even for a Redditvision winner, the hook "how can anybody have you lose you" is excellent and well done, though the electronics are a bit heavy and prevent breaking through this rating. 95/100

Powfu – death bed

Though he samples an Indie song, he twists it with his own unique meaning, turning it into an excellent lo-fi hip hop melody that just might be the 7th rap song added to my list. 89/100