Lady Gaga - So Happy I Could Die sounds like Natasha Bedingfield - Pocketful of Sunshine Submitted 4/15/23 by Tamara Rhymes With Camera Jason Isbell - 24 Frames sounds like One Direction - Night Changes Submitted 4/18/23 with note "This song is in the stihl commercial." Francesco D'Andrea - The World Is Mine sounds like The Stone Roses - Love Spreads Clairo - Bags sounds like Slipknot - Snuff Submitted 4/25/23 with note "Bassline getting me!" Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah - Lake Shore Drive sounds like Bo Diddley - I'm All Right The Shadows - Little 'B' sounds like Violent Femmes - Blister In The Sun Françoise Hardy - Dis-lui non sounds like Sweet - Blitzkrieg Bop Imagine Dragons - Thunder sounds like Walker Hayes - Fancy Like Submitted 5/5/23 with note "same music intro/beat/rhythm of music" HARDY - JACK sounds like Collective Soul - December Dick & Dee Dee - Tell Me sounds like Dick & Dee Dee - Young and in Love You can submit similar songs you'd like to see on this page! If you can't find what you're looking for, check out or try humming/singing into SoundHound. To search, use your browser's built-in find-on-page functionality: Command+F, Ctrl+F, or on iOS tap into the address bar and type the text to find on page. They've already helped me rediscover a similar-sounding song I couldn't figure out from memory alone. I hope these lists help people discover new music and find those songs that are on the tip of their ears. A.U.This page has three sections: user submissions, songs I think sound similar, and a snapshot from. “I think I’m ready now,” she offers in closing. 9 on the Hot 100, but it was the song that ensured Britney’s adult pop immortality: like all the true greats, she would be able to shape-shift, evolve and make a daring escape whenever needed. The song is ostensibly about Britney falling under a dangerous guy’s spell, but she never sounds less than in total control - or, for that matter, like she’s the less-deadly of the two.
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“Toxic” marries a Bollywood sense of drama with a James Bond sense of cool - and in the music video, she’s the 007 of this spy movie fever dream. And then, of course, Britney herself, sounding more limber than ever as she twists around the song’s many hooks - practically chasing after them in spots - and finally dominates them on the song’s five-star chorus, rumbling, “I’m ADDICTED to you / don’t you know that you’re toxic?” Then, maybe the guitars: violently thwacked acoustics on the verse that mix with coolly plucked, reverb-soaked electrics on the chorus. The first thing you notice are the strings: sweeping, screeching, dizzying little buggers that warn you to buckle up on the opening measure, and only grow more hypnotic as the song advances. Spears needed a testament to her pop supremacy to silence the doubters. The TRL era Britney had reigned over was fading in relevance, and the first single off 2003’s In the Zone - the much-hyped Madonna collab “Me Against the Music” - was greeted coldly, with only a fraction of the interest paid to her and Madge’s proto-viral kiss at the ’03 VMAs. Most of its singles stiffed on radio, and her heavily publicized breakup with Justin Timberlake saw her pop star ex in comfortable control of the narrative via his smash “Cry Me a River” song and video. “I need a hit - baby, give me it.” Hard to remember now, but at the time, Britney sorta did: 2001’s Britney album sold well, but not as well as her first two.
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