When she’s our landlord, paying rent is a pleasure. met Aerosmith, but the mesmerizing chant throughout is pure Freedia – energetic, boisterous and inescapable. The guitar riff nods to the historic moment when Run-D.M.C. New Orleans bounce ambassador Big Freedia took a break from her bootylicious vision of the future for an 808-laden ’80s hip-hop throwback. Continuing the tradition of queer artists leading the way in songs of protest, Anohni showed definitively that hers was a voice to be remembered. Told from the perspective of a young Afghan girl, the tragic song sees the subject singing a love song to a drone, begging it to take her life as it already had her family. – – S.D.ĭespite its absolutely vicious subject matter, Anohni’s “Drone Bomb Me” is graceful as well. Laura Jane Grace leaned into the curve when she put together Against Me!’s “True Trans Soul Rebel.” Keeping the band’s folk-punk aesthetic intact, this cult-favorite cut sees Grace at her most defiant, as she details the struggle of transitioning publicly, conveying the truth that simply existing in society as a transgender woman is an act of rebellion. “Ghost Town,” Lambert’s biggest post- For Your Entertainment hit, shows the singer living his best life on the dancefloor as he whistles his way through this irresistible bop. What happens when you mix a folksy soul sound with a thumping EDM chorus? If you’re Adam Lambert, magic happens.
To celebrate the last ten years within the queer music space, Billboard Pride has put together a list of the 50 greatest LGBTQ songs of the 2010s - songs that represent the leaps and bounds made by queer people everywhere throughout the last decade. Staind Notches First Mainstream Rock Airplay No.
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