We’re getting ready to wave goodbye to 2024, but the farewell isn’t complete without a look back to all the biggest moments of the year – and what a year it’s been. From up and coming artists and bands, the best live performances of the year, the most iconic Halloween costumes, a few life-changing albums and more, the list of iconic moments goes on. Here’s a quick recap of the year with a story to go along with each legendary moment. 

#1

Last year we put together a guide to Aqyila’s songs for Valentine’s Day. Whether you’ve sworn to be single this year or set an alarm to eat grapes under the table at New Years, Aqyila has the song for you. Check out Aqyila’s Valentine’s Songs to be extra prepared this February.

#2

In April, we interviewed Tyla for our cover story, a few months after her song “Water” took social media and the music industry by storm. The song was so well-received that it won a Grammy Award before the debut album even dropped. She shared her journey as an up and coming artist at the time, and the importance of representation in the industry.  

#4

Everyone knows we’re in the presence of greatness, but Taylor just keeps getting celebrated and even more celebrated. After just recently wrapping up “The Eras Tour” in Vancouver earlier this month to becoming the most decorated artist of all time after numerous wins at the Billboard Music Awards. Back in April when she dropped The Tortured Poets Department, the celebs had a lot to say. See what Dave Portnoy had to say here.

#5

You’ve probably seen Lola Young’s “Messy” on your Tik Tok ForYou page, whether it’s lip-syncs or full-on dramatic sing-along productions. In an interview with Lola, she called it the “ADHD anthem”, diving into what the song means. This is what makes her “The Unfiltered, Unapologetic, and Unforgettable Lola Young”. 

#6

Our most recent cover story features a tell-all interview with Suki Waterhouse, the multi-hyphenate that’s done it all. Recently released Memoirs of a Sparklemuffin was a journey of introspection for the artist, and now she’s “Spinning A Musical Web”.