Pick an evermore song and we’ll give you a 2020 album to listen to

2020 was a year packed to the brim with great album releases and plenty that fans of evermore will enjoy

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evermore, just like it’s predecessor folklore, has taken the music world, and Taylor Swift fandom, by storm. With her second secret album drop in just six month, fans and non-fans alike have been flocking to Swift to see what she might do next.

With a shift in her sound towards indie, she also re-embraced her older country sound on this second instalment; along with flavours of  folk, pop, rock and ballad.

Even after putting out the most tracks she ever has in one year, some will be hungry for more from Taylor. Luckily enough, 2020 was a year packed to the brim with great album releases, from bigger and smaller artists alike, and plenty that fans of evermore will enjoy.

So here are 15 albums that I’d recommend for fans of each of the 15 songs on evermore’s standard track listing.

“willow”

Walking Like We Do by The Big Moon

This sophomore album from the London indie-rock four piece has all the smooth tones and catchy hooks you might love about willow.

Songs to listen to right now: Your Light; Waves; Dog Eat Dog; Barcelona

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“champagne problems”

dawn & dusk by mxmtoon

It’s only right to recommend another of the year’s double release, and this pair of EPs combine to make a deliciously delicate album featuring an appearance by Carly Rae Jepsen and even a song named after evermore guest: Bon Iver.

Songs to listen to right now: wallflower; bon iver; no faker; fever dream

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“gold rush”

Orca by Gus Dapperton

I’ve been a fan of Dapperton’s EP and single releases over the last couple of years, however he has seen massive and widespread success this year with his feature on Benee’s Suplonely. His solo release is definitely worth the listen.

Songs to listen to right now: First Aid; Post Humorous; Medicine; My Say So

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“’tis the damn season”

Honeymoon by Beach Bunny

More of a summer album to evermore’s winter, Beach Bunny’s debut is 25 sweet minutes of singalong tunes. They’re happy and sad, upbeat and slow; and have that same cinematic narrative appeal as ’tis the damn season.

Songs to listen to right now: Promises; April; Ms California; Rearview

 

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

“tolerate it”

color theory by Soccer Mommy

nothing says simultaneously devastating and ear-wormy like soccer mommy, and her 2020 effort is all that and more.

Songs to listen to right now: circle the drain; night swimming; yellow is the colour of her eyes; lucy

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“no body, no crime (feat. HAIM)”

The Prettiest Curse by Hinds

Beside HAIM’s Women in Music III, another brilliant effort from a girl group this year was Hinds’ The Prettiest Curse. Their sound is indie rock but with all the fun of a classic pop release.

Songs to listen to right now: Burn; Good Bad Times; Riding Solo; The Play

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“happiness”

Sleepyhead by Cavetown

After the resounding and catchy opening track, Sleepyhead is a collection of quietly beautiful tracks, as contradictory as the sad nature of happiness.

Songs to listen to right now: Sweet Tooth; Trying; Pyjama Pants; Empty Bed

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“dorothea”

Wake UP! by Hazel English

Hazel English’s retro sound is a perfect pair to dorothea, and her debut full length release is a perfect pick me up.

Songs to listen to right now: Combat; Wake UP!; Shaking; Waiting

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“coney island (feat. The National)”

Shore by Fleet Foxes

Shore shares the coastal sound and themes of coney island, in another classic indie folk release. In fact, fleet foxes released the album at exactly 13:31 to coincide with the autumnal equinox — doesn’t that sound just like something Taylor would do?

Songs to listen to right now: Can I Believe You; Featherweight; Shore; I’m Not My Season

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“ivy”

Swimmer by Tennis

Tennis’s music is always oozing in nostalgia, but their fifth album is perhaps their smoothest and lushest sounding yet.

Songs to listen to right now: Need Your Love; Matrimony II; Runner; I’ll Haunt You

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“cowboy like me”

Candid by Whitney

A 10 track collection of covers, from classics to songs I’d never heard before, there’s country flavour but with a softer and modern twist: perfect for fans of cowboy like me.

Songs to listen to right now: Hammond Song; High on a Rocky Ledge; Rain; Take Me Home, Country Roads (ft. Waxahatchee)

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“long story short”

Kid Krow by Conan Gray

One of the brightest pop releases of the year that even Taylor herself was a fan of: this young star’s first full length release is non-stop fun and feeling.

Songs to listen to right now: Wish You Were Sober; Heather; Maniac; Little League

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“marjorie”

Punisher by Phoebe Bridgers

I couldn’t let this stunning eulogy pass without mentioning Phoebe Bridgers, and Punisher is being heralded as one of 2020’s best and most critically acclaimed releases.

Songs to listen to right now: I Know The End; Garden Song; I See You; Kyoto

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“closure”

Petals for Armor by Hayley Williams

In her first solo effort, Hayley Williams brings something completely fresh with an exciting combination of styles and influences and a new level of vulnerability.

Songs to listen to right now: Simmer; Pure Love; Cinnamon; Roses/Lotus/Violet/Iris

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

“evermore (feat. Bon Iver)”

BREACH by Fenne Lily

The understated closer evermore  pairs perfectly with Fenne Lily’s BREACH : a beautifully understated album that is a treat for the ears.

Songs to listen to right now: Alapathy; Berlin; Birthday; I Used to Hate My Body Now I Just Hate You

Stream here: Spotify / Apple Music

 

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