From Lady Gaga To Mozart: Malta’s Top Personalities And Politicians Favourite Songs In 2020
While there may have been very little clubbing or live shows this year, it’s been a great year for music, with some super catchy, experimental and just straight good quality tracks being released internationally.
With 2020 coming to an end, we spoke to some of Malta’s leading politicians and most popular personalities and celebrities to see what song has been there go-to track throughout the year.
Here are their favourite tracks in no particular order.
1. Chris Fearne
Master KG Feat. Nomcebo – Jerusalema
“I know it’s a simple song and done to death on social media but there is something haunting and inspiring about it.”
2. Bernard Grech
Dua Lipa – Levitating & Emma Muscat – Sangria
“Sangria by Emma Muscat has reached heights for a Maltese artist that is incredible and I love the song. I also loved Levitating by Dua Lipa.”
3. Byron Camilleri
SAINt JHN – Roses (Imanbek Remix)
“It’s SAINt JHN’s Roses (Imanbek Remix), according to my Spotify List of the Year.”
4. Charmaine Gauci
Rain on me – Lady Gaga
5. Aaron Farrugia
Purple Disco Machine, Sophie and the Giants – Hypnotized
6. Joe Giglio
Sigala, James Arthur – Lasting Lover
“Lasting Lover by Sigala and James Arthur… love the beat.”
7. Howard Keith Debono
The Weeknd – Blinding Lights & Billie Eilish – No Time To Die
“I normally never have any favourite song but a collection of songs every year. I thought Blinding Lights by The Weeknd and No Time To Die by Billie Eilish had some witty song writing skills in the sense that they managed to captivate the listener. Both very different and distinct moods so they deserve a mention.”
8. Miriam Dalli
Elderbrook – Numb
“Numb, by Elderbrook. Best song of 2020 and beyond.”
9. Peppi Azzopardi
The New Victorians – Second to None
10. Rosianne Cutajar
Tate Mc Rae – you broke me first
11. James Ryder
Hinder – All American Nightmare
12. Roberta Metsola, Bjorn Formosa And Eileen Montesin
The Weeknd – Blinding Lights
13. Joseph ‘Kapxi’ Mangion
USA For Africa – We Are The World
14. Daniel Holmes
Mozart
“I’m still on Mozart”