Billboard handpicks the top 10 best rap songs of 2017. By Billboard Staff If there’s one thing that we learned in 2017, it’s that hip-hop is definitely in good hands, courtesy of so many young ...

40. Margo Price "All American Made" Margo Price's debut was full of fierily raucous drinking songs, but this year's All American Made digs far deeper, delving into America's dark underbelly and ...

A song so good the actual Drew Barrymore agreed ... Among the least predictable about-faces of 2017, ‘Something To Remember Me By’ finds The Horrors ascending the sacred synthpop mantle ...

The song is also the most streamed of all-time ... A total of eleven Number 1 singles appear in 2017’s year-end Top 40, including Dua Lipa’s New Rules at Number 11, DJ Khaled’s I’m The ...

What a year 2017 has been. The Lil's have taken over with a vengeance, and their music has taken them to new heights. Meanwhile, seasoned rap artists have provided classics to bump well into the ...

There was so much more that happened in 2017 — more than we could ever get to in a single episode of All Songs Considered — but we do our best on this edition to hit the highlights (and a few ...

2017 started in a dark place for Massachusetts ... Country-fried Kesha was one of the year’s best surprises. — Myles Tanzer This song is so good it made me like Demi Lovato.

By Glenn Peoples Normally, there’s little room near the top of the charts for decades-old recordings. Most of the year, the Billboard Hot 100 is dominated by new songs by artists in their 20s ...

The song, which samples Santana’s 1999 Latin pop hit Maria Maria, spent one week at Number 1 in July and a further eight weeks in the Top 10. Khaled’s mega collab I’m The One ft. Bieber ...