Estelle Reveals Her Top 15 Favourite Songs

Estelle has been on the receiving end of great reviews and acclaim since releasing her second base album 'Shine' this year, but now the singer has revealed which former artists receive her attention.

The British R&B star has now compiled her top 15 tracks and besides spoken a little approximately each sung dynasty.

1 - Stevie Wonder - Seems So Long.

"A good friend of mine put me on to this sung dynasty...its one of the realest lyrics ever scripted"

2 - Carl Anderson - Buttercup

"A song I related to very strongly at unmatched time on my life."

3 - The Kinks - She Got Everything

"Gorgeous musical arrangements and so fresh even today."

4 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

"Listen to it loudly on a Sunday afternoon - trust me - one word - amazing."

5 - John Legend - Again.

"Haunting beautifully crafted part of music."

6 - Feist - Gatekeeper

"She's a dope songwriter and has a sweet-flavored voice...well-nigh makes me cry."

7 - Terri Walker - The One That Got Away

"One of my sisters is in the industry - I love this song for the way she sung dynasty it... beautiful lyrics likewise."

8 - Kanye West - Never Let Me Down

"This was my personal theme melodic line the year it came out! I don't think I'll ever hear Jay Z pat this hard again. Kanye gave him something to bet on..."

9 - Amy Winehouse - Fuck Me Pumps

"Said what we've all been dying to say...from a selfsame slept on first album!"

10 - Jay-Z - Feelin It ft Mecca

"Classic."

11 - The Killers - When You Were Young

"The lyrics ar so true of what some women go through... and the rises and falls in the arrangements are nothing short of genius future classic..."

12 - Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrel - I'll Never Stop Loving You

"This is just fire...turn it up LOUD play it over and over..."

13 - Marvin Gaye - All The Way Around

"I ne'er quite got why Marvin was so special boulder clay my charles Herbert Best friend Ahmed put me on to this birdcall. His delivery�even though he's singing about a womanhood who can't be controlled - in a negatively charged way, the way he sung it, you sort of wanna be the fair sex he's talk about...soooo sexy!"

14 - Elkie Brooks - If You Leave Me Now

"Gorgeous...simple love song..in spades stands the test of time."

15 - Ella Fitzgerald - Lady is a Tramp

"Audrey Pepa!! Need I say more!"

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