As we hit the halfway mark of 2024, it's clear that this year has been a musical whirlwind. From established superstars to rising indie darlings, the diversity and richness of the tracks released so far are nothing short of astounding. This list isn't just a collection of popular hits but a curated selection that represents the broad spectrum of genres and emotions that 2024 has offered.

This year has been a notable one for the bold experimentation and fearless creativity displayed by artists across the globe. Whether it's the introspective lyrics of Billie Eilish or the genre-blending sounds of Fontaines DC, each track on this list brings something unique to the table. These songs have not only topped charts but also resonated deeply with listeners, making us dance, cry, and everything in between. Each artist only gets one entry, and there's 100 in total over five, twenty song chunks. Yes, it'll keep you going for a while.

So, without further ado, here's part four of our list of the best songs of 2024 (so far). Dive in, discover new favourites, and revisit the tracks that have defined your year. From pop anthems to heartfelt ballads, there's something here for every music lover.

Bleachers' 'Tiny Moves' is a synth-pop love letter to the little things that make your heart skip a beat. Jack Antonoff serves up 80s nostalgia with a side of feels, proving that sometimes the tiniest gestures pack the biggest emotional punch. With a music video directed by his wife, Margaret Qualley, it's a family affair that'll have you doing your own tiny moves on the dancefloor.

Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us' is a verbal shotgun blast aimed squarely at Drake's ego. The DJ Mustard-produced track is less a song and more a lyrical carpet bombing, with K-Dot raining fire on everything from Drake's credibility to his... erm.. dating habits. When Kendrick spits, "Certified Lover Boy? Certified paedophiles," you can practically hear the cries of a publicist having a meltdown. It's not just a diss track; it's a declaration of war set to a beat.

Magdalena Bay's 'Death & Romance' is a psychedelic pop fever dream that'll have you dancing with your alien boyfriend in the streets of Neo-Tokyo - presuming you have one (which it does). With synths that sparkle like a disco ball in a funhouse mirror and bass that hits harder than an existential crisis at 3 AM, this track is pure sonic serotonin. It's the soundtrack to the best night out you've never had, complete with streetlights that glow just a little too brightly and rain that falls upwards.