Who are you favorite singer-songwriters in the current pop music business?

[LisaVandercunt]

Based on their creativity and the way they convey their story?

 

For me its between Lana Rel Rey & Florence Welch from Florence & The Machine.

Lana looks for inspiration in poetry and she often borrows lines from great poets. She also recycles the same lines in a lot of her songs. it might be repetitive but I think its adds to her stage persona and she had a lot of them. It also help to illustrate her story. A lot of her songs have similar themes and the ones where she repeats a certain line of a lyrics just helps to illustrate the transition of the said person in that song(s).

 

 

 

So who do you like? Adele? Taylor? Sia? Marina from Marina & The Diamonds? Lorde? 

[kimchidiablo]

Taylor. The way she shifted from pop country to pop was amazing tbh. Her songs; Red, Style, Blank Space , New Romantics, etc are very good.

[RiseLikeACrowTit]

Well you'r very specific, and I dunno if Tori fits any of your categories, but yeah she is

[King Jaejoong]

Agree on Lana Del Rey, LP also is amazing 

[Lisoo'sChild]

Camila Cabello 

Havana oh na na, that song is a master piece

[kalon]

Taylor Swift. Speak Now, Red, and 1989 are masterpieces, absolutely

[Rohan Kishibe]

Lorde

[minerry]

Tyler Joseph

[LisaVandercunt]

Agree on Lana Del Rey, LP also is amazing 

I've been listening to "Other People" on repeat for quite a long time now. 

Older generation of female singer-songwriters such as Kate Bush, Bjork ( who's a nutjob in the best way possible ) and Barbra Streisand are also amazing. Former Girls Aloud member Nicola Roberts co-wrote all of the song on her debut album and it was just quintessential British tongue in cheek humor in a lot of the songs. 

Tyler Joseph

Name sounds familiar, he's in that Pilot duet right? 

Camila Cabello 

Havana oh na na, that song is a master piece

Who? 

[Frozen Orchid]

Ed

[Lalala~]

Ed sheeran.. Divide album is a masterpiece

 

 

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[A R T]

Sade, Erykah Badu, Bjork, Kate Bush

[yeongwon]

Drake

[pwswan]

Steven Page. Now all he has to do is finish his next album.

 

[minerry]

I've been listening to "Other People" on repeat for quite a long time now.

Older generation of female singer-songwriters such as Kate Bush, Bjork ( who's a nutjob in the best way possible ) and Barbra Streisand are also amazing. Former Girls Aloud member Nicola Roberts co-wrote all of the song on her debut album and it was just quintessential British tongue in cheek humor in a lot of the songs.

Name sounds familiar, he's in that Pilot duet right?

Who?

Yes, he is. Their songs' lyrics are always so deep.

[shay]

Sam Smith, Bruno Mars and recently that girl Julia Micheal and queen JoJo ofc

[DarlingII]

I've been listening to "Other People" on repeat for quite a long time now. 

Older generation of female singer-songwriters such as Kate Bush, Bjork ( who's a nutjob in the best way possible ) and Barbra Streisand are also amazing. Former Girls Aloud member Nicola Roberts co-wrote all of the song on her debut album and it was just quintessential British tongue in cheek humor in a lot of the songs. 

Name sounds familiar, he's in that Pilot duet right? 

Who? 

 

YAS

 

Not as current as the artists you have mentioned, but I think Imogen Heap released maybe her best song ever in 2014

 

 

This year she also released Magic Me and I dig it (song starts 1:16)

 

 

If you like Bjork you might really like this song by Skott. She grew up among folk musicians like Kate Bush too. 

 

[Noone:p]

Ayumi Hamasaki:)

[night mode]

Thom Yorke of Radiohead and Tom Waits