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As 2014 comes to a close, it’s time to reflect on a stellar musical year.To do so, we’ve rounded up the top 50 songs of the year. In developing this list we weighed each track against the following criteria: overall song quality, impact and popularity, and support (blogs, charts, DJs, etc.). The list will be broken out over the next 5 days counting down 10 tracks per today. Today we kick things off with 50-41. Let us know your thoughts on our picks and look out for the rest of the list this week.

50. Bobby Shmurda – Hot Nigga

Bobby Shmurda. This 20 year old Brooklynite came out of nowhere and took the internet by storm. Two-stepping his way to our 50th spot, Shmurda dropped undoubtedly one of the biggest one hit wonders of the year. The track dominated radio, clubs and Vine with everyone doing their rendition of the Shmoney dance. Since releasing the track in July, Shmurda has signed to Epic Records and has performed ‘Hot Nigga’ on stage with Meek Mill, Jay Z and even made his TV premiere on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Not only was this track everywhere all at once but it also had one of the biggest catch phrases of the year. It’s almost impossible to say “about a week ago” and not have someone scream out like Bobby does. In August the track received its Reggae remix featuring Junior Ried, Movado and Popcaan and in September Chris Brown, Fabolous, Jadakiss and Busta Rhymes dropped the official rap remix. Regardless of how weak the song might be lyrically, it became a quick viral sensation and got a whole lot of love on radio and in the clubs.

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49. Rae Sremmurd – No Type

With awkward rappers like Makonnen and Dej Loaf on the rise commercially, Rae Sremmurd represent a marriage between that and what most would call normal. Examine the first few bars, for example. Everything seems hunky dory until ‘you ain’t got no life.’ It’s the sort of lyric that makes you laugh a little inside for its unabashed directness, but it’s an example of the lyrical spontaneity we’ve been looking for in rap music for some time. With a ton of DJ support and remixes including a stellar twerk rework from Party Favor, ‘No Type’ ensures that the Brown brothers won’t be just another one hit wonder.

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48. Schoolboy Q – Studio (feat. BJ the Chicago Kid)

ScHoolboy Q has had a pretty stellar 2014 considering his debut album has sold more than 300,000 units and was recently nominated for a Grammy. One of the tracks from Oxymoron stands out and is one of the best records of the year. Q’s ‘Studio’ featuring BJ the Chicago Kid on the hook has the Hoover Street come up rapping about how he plans to get down with his girl if and when he makes it out of the studio. The beat includes hard hitting drums and pitched up bed squeaks as if Trippy Turtle produced it and the vocal sample brings a whole other level of sexy to the track. Receiving a remix later in the year from Nas, ScHoolboy definitely scored himself a hit for the year.

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47. Ryan Hemsworth – Snow in Newark

Last December, Ryan Hemsworth gave us a bunch of awesome remixes and a coded promise: 2014 would be a big year for him. A massive amount of touring, remixes, collaborations, and a record are proof that this is true. But also 2014 marked a big change in his music, and we can see that in ‘Snow in Newark,’ the first single from Alone for the First Time. A somber chord progression plays over a syncopated snare and hat beat as Ryan delves into the realities of being a touring musician. Rather than further the stereotype of being a quirky DJ/producer, Ryan Hemsworth shows a completely different side of himself in song writing. This leaves me only to wonder what 2015 will bring for Hemsworth.

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46. Majid Jordan – A Place Like This

Majid Jordan is name that became very familiar in 2013. Largely responsible for Drake’s mega hit ‘Hold On, We’re Going Home’ the duo began to step out on their own this year. Their A Place Like This EP is evidence of the immense potential they possess. The title track received a ton of spins and buzz online. The gripping and unforgettable vocals accompany the downtempo beat perfectly. Though technically considered pop, their music packs a realness and sentiment that is unseen in mainstream music.

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45. A$AP Rocky – Multiply

On heavy rotation since its release, A$AP Rocky’s ‘Multiply’ is a certified banger. A lot of the credit goes to the production on this joint. Producer Curtis Heron captures that ignorant rap vibe really well and avoids using trap-like elements in the entire beat. In fact, when the beat switches for a quick 8 bars, there’s almost an absence of trap snares, but the beat still bangs. Flacko does a great job of taking control and introduces some catchy bars like “fuck with a nigga like me, R.I.P. my nigga Pimp C, HBA shit is weak you can keep that, shit I might fuck around and bring the jeep back”. One of the hardest rap tracks of the year, ‘Multiply’ takes the 45th spot.

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44. Tennyson – With You

There is no doubt in my mind that 2015 will be a big year for Tennyson, but it’s still 2014, so get familiar with their iTunes/SoundCloud releases. ‘With You’ combines crisp keys and smooth jazz rhythms that together create a sound that is sophisticated, but not too busy or cluttered. It stands out as the culmination of their musical progress thus far and has helped them garner enough attention to be recruited for Ryan Hemsworth’s Sucker for Punishment tour this fall.

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43. Future – Move that Dope (feat. Pharrell, Casino and Pusha T)

Though I’m not a big fan of Future, this track has made an impact that cannot go unnoticed. Featuring Pharrell (who has had a great year himself) and Pusha T, this song became every hustler’s theme music. Soon after dropping, it became a social media craze especially on Vine and though it wasn’t very radio friendly, it garnered major spins in the clubs. In fact, it won a BET Hip Hop Award for Best Club Banger. With great production provided by Mike WiLL Made-It, Future and his homeboys snag the 43rd spot.

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42. Vices x Jailo – Loving You (Long Time)

Jailo & Vices came out of nowhere and absolutely killed 2014. There are a handful of tracks from each that could’ve made the list, but it’s their first collaboration that eventually claimed the spot. A perfect blend of future bass and Jersey club, the song represents a sound that has become immensely popular within the year and will continue to expand in 2015. This is beautiful music; plain and simple.

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41. Dakat – Stability

Future bass became one of the dominant genres of the year. The sound evolved and blended throughout 2014 and the term can be loosely applied to a wide range of music. That said, Dakat’s ‘Stability’ may be the best example of quality future bass. The exotic chanting, warming melodies and wonky bass combine for a sound that takes listeners on an unforgettable journey. When Dakat put the song out he was completely unknown. Thanks to this and a steady stream of quality music he has grown into a respected artist and earned thousands of fans.

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Volume Five features music from Hi Tom, ELOQ,  Vices, DJ Hoodboi, UNO Stereo, Falcons, Branchez and more. Not to mention remixes of well known artists including: Twista & Kanye West, Usher, Jeremih, T-Pain and more. Plus a ton of amazing originals. We guarantee this is some of the most beautiful, refreshing and sensual music you’ve heard (since Vol. 4). Lower the lights and turn this up! If you’re feeling it, be sure to Like and Share on Facebook and Twitter.

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Dj Sliink – Hailing from New Jersey, the self proclaimed “Jersey Club King” has been instrumental in bringing Jersey Club music to a world wide audience. I originally came across Sliink on his collab with Flosstradamus – ‘Test Me’ and have been watching him closely ever since. Since then, Sliink has dropped some the biggest Jersey Club tracks to date. His collaboration with DJ Hoodboi & Trippy Turtle on the remix of August Alsina – ‘Sucka’ is the perfect track to introduce newcomers to the genre. His remix of Toni Romiti – Miss Me ( Ft. Dj Bake) shows a darker side of his production while still containing stunning vocals. The vocal chops, kicks and rap samples are all perfectly placed. Other notable tracks include: Le Youth – C O O L (DJ Sliink Remix), Wale – Bad (DjSliink Booty Bounce Remix), and Trey Songz – Na Na (DJ Sliink Remix). In addition to producing great music, Sliink is also a huge supporter of fellow artists; constantly re-posting and sharing Jersey Club tunes from other artists. Just take a scroll through his SoundCloud and see all the artists he has backed.

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Dj Hoodboi – The first of our unknown, masked and mysterious producers to make the list. DJ Hoodboi has made a huge name for himself remixing R&B tracks into Jersey Club bangers. With remixes of Sisqo, R. Kelly, Genuwine and August Alsina under his belt, Hooboi has proven his ability to make sexy tracks even sexier. He’s also done some pretty stellar remixes of rap tracks flipping Big Sean’s – ‘Marvin & Chardonnay’ with Trippy Turtle and Future’s – ‘Honest’ with Arnold. His biggest track to date is an official remix of Chromeo’s summer smash ‘Jealous’. Quite possibly the best remix of the track yet and easily one of my favorite tracks for enjoying the warm weather, this is a must listen.

Follow Hoodboi on Facebook, Twitter, and SoundCloud.

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Trippy Turtle– Another mysterious character; Trippy Turtle is said to be an alias for another well known producer. Early speculation was that it was a side project of Cashmere Cat, but recent appearances of the two together have dispelled the rumors and also lead many to believe Trippy Turtle is actually fellow Norweigen Lido.  Regardless of his identity the producers abilities are undebatable. His standout collaborations have already been noted above but he has a ton of stellar solo work. His remix of ‘Give It 2 U’ will have you signing Robin Thicke like it’s 2013. Other must listens include his flip of Twista’s – ‘Wetter’ (which does not contain Twista) and Trey Songz – ‘NaNa’. Much like his homie DJ Hoodboi, the Turle was recently recruited to do an offical remix for a big name artist (Ed Sheeran) and he did not disappoint. Check out ‘SING’ below.

Follow Trippy Turtle on Facebook, Twitter and SoundCloud.

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Promnite – Promnite is another unknown alias who burst onto the scene with his debut album Love songs for what? which featured Jersey club and chill remixes of popular Rap & R&B. I recently purchased it off BandCamp and it was easily the best $1 I’ve spent in a long time. Stand out tracks like ‘She Get It From Her Mama’ and ‘4:34’ demonstrate why he deserves a spot on this list. His sensual remix of R. Kelly – Legs Shakin and Denzel Curry – THREATZ [Promnite Edition] (though the latter is not Jersey Club) further prove why Promnite is one of the hottest producers out right now.

Follow Promnite on Facebook, Twitter, and SoundCloud.

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Vices – What do two white dudes from Orlando, Florida know about making Jersey Club music? A lot, apparently. The duo known as Vices have dropped some of the best Jersey Club tracks of the past year. Most notably their collaboration with Jailo – ‘Loving You (Long Time)’ and solo effort ‘Wanna Luv U’ exemplify the elegant, melodic sound that is being infused into the genre. Their most recent collaboration with K1K0 – ‘C’mon Bae’ sees them flipping a Donna Summers disco record. It’s an infectiously sweet tune that you can’t help but enjoy. In addition, they’ve done killer remixes for Twista & Kanye West, Liz, Migos, SirOJ  and many more. All this adds up to Vices being one of the best breakout production duos of the year.

Follow Vices on Facebook, Twitter and SoundCloud.

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Nadus – Coming straight out of Newark, NJ and a member of The Brick Bandits (alongside Dj Sliink), Nadus just dropped his stellar debut EP Broke City (sidebar: he will be donating all proceeds of the album to the Newark Boys Chorus School). The EP features standout tracks ‘Nxwxrk’ & ‘Sharpe James’. Both tracks contain epic builds, majestic synth work and fuse Future Bass and Jersey club seamlessly. Outside of the EP, Nadus has dropped serious tracks including his trigger happy remix of Kanye West’s – ‘Send it Up’, ethereal rework of Drake’s – ‘Furthest Thing’, and the explicit but banging DJ Funk – Dat Ass (Nadus Remix).

Follow Nadus on Facebook, & SoundCloud.

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This is just a small sample of the amazing crop of Jersey Club producers out there. Be sure to check back here for fresh new tracks and listen to our monthly Satin Sheets x Silk Beats playlist. Like the artists that we’ve showcased? Think that we’ve missed someone major? Let us know in the comments below and on Facebook.

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Volume Four features music from Cosmos Midnight, Vices, Trippy Turtle, eSentrik,  Andrew Luce, Sable,  PromNite, and more. Not to mention remixes of well known artists including: Destiny’s Child, The Weeknd, Schoolboy Q, Ryan Hemsworth and more. Plus a ton of amazing originals. We guarantee this is some of the most beautiful, refreshing and sensual music you’ve heard (since Vol. 3). Lower the lights and turn this up! If you’re feeling it, be sure to Like and Share on Facebook and Twitter.

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It includes music from Jailo & Vices, Lazerdisk, The Treasury, Andrew Luce, Falcons, Imanos, Cashmere Cat, DJ Hoodboi, PromNite, and more. Not to mention remixes of well known artists including: Justin Timberlake, Big Sean & Kanye West, Jeremih, Amerie and more. Plus a ton of amazing originals. We guarantee this is some of the most beautiful, refreshing and sensual music you’ve heard in a while. Lower the lights and turn this up! If you’re feeling it be sure to Like and Share on Facebook and Twitter.

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It includes music from Cashmere Cat, Branchez, DJ Hoodboi, PromNite, eSenTRIK (TWRK), and more. Not to mention remixes of well known artists including: The Weeknd, Beyonce, Aaliyah, Genuwine and a ton of amazing originals. Even if the tracklist doesn’t impress you, just give it a listen. We guarantee this is some of the most beautiful, refreshing and sensual music you’ve heard in a while.  You can stream the playlist below and if you’re looking to hear more, be sure to follow us on Soundcloud. Lower the lights and turn this up!

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It includes music from Wave Racer, Cashmere Cat, Dj Sliink, Lazerdisk, Alex Young, eSenTRIK (TWRK), and more. Not to mention remixes of well known artists including August Alsina, Robin Thicke, Dru Hill, R. Kelly, Rudimental, T.E.E.D. and a few others. Even if the tracklist doesn’t impress you, just give it a listen. I guarantee this is some of the most beautiful, refreshing and sensual music you’ve heard in a while.  You can stream the playlist below and if you’re looking to hear more be sure to follow us on Soundcloud. Lower the lights and turn this up!

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