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Justin Bieber’s “Confident,” featuring Chance the Rapper, capped off his “Music Mondays” campaign with a slick R&B experiment. Released in 2013 as part of his *Journals*, the track blends swagger with Chance’s laid-back delivery, achieving Platinum certifications despite modest U.S. chart performance. Its music video, directed by Colin Tilley, channels Michael Jackson-inspired energy, while a notable live feature during Chance’s 2014 Coachella set kept its buzz alive.
Neon Trees’ “Animal,” from their 2010 album *Habits*, balances polished ambition and controlled energy, peaking at number 13 in the U.S. The track stretched its appeal across international charts while securing a number-one spot on Billboard’s Alternative Songs chart after a lengthy climb. Bebe Rexha’s emotive pop anthem “I Got You” paired glossy production with relatable themes, resonating globally with strong digital traction. Meanwhile, Modestep’s 2011 debut “Feel Good” fused dubstep intensity with melodic rock to carve out its niche in early 2010s rave culture.
Coldplay’s “Charlie Brown” bursts with rebellious energy, tailor-made for live stadiums with glowing Xylobands, while London Grammar’s “Rooting For You” pairs Hannah Reid’s stark vocals with cinematic minimalism. Cher Lloyd’s sassy “Want U Back” channels playful jealousy, and Shakira’s “Can’t Remember to Forget You” blends ska and sultry chemistry with Rihanna. Taio Cruz’s “Break Your Heart,” bolstered by Ludacris, delivers sleek electropop confidence, whereas Noah Cyrus’ emotive “Make Me [Cry]” explores dysfunction with Labrinth’s rich production. On a more polished note, Matrix & Futurebound’s “Control” radiates radio-friendly drum and bass, while Lawson’s “Learn to Love Again” sticks with heartfelt pop-rock hooks. Tracks like Justin Bieber’s “One Less Lonely Girl” and N-Dubz’s “I Need You” capture youthful intensity, blending sentimentality and urban grit.