Good Music From 2004: 14 Songs to Keep on Repeat

Album: In The Zone

Release Year: 2004

Britney Spears' "Toxic" was a pop sensation that combined catchy hooks with an edgy sound, solidifying her status as a pop icon. This track showcased her reinvention and added a dash of boldness to the good music scene of 2004.

Album: Meteora

Release Year: 2004

Linkin Park's "Numb" was a powerful blend of rock and nu-metal that resonated with a wide audience. Chester Bennington's raw and emotional vocals, coupled with memorable instrumentals, made this song a must-listen in 2004's good music lineup.

Album: Confessions

Release Year: 2004

Usher's "Yeah!" brought the party to 2004 with its infectious beat and catchy chorus. The collaboration with Lil Jon and Ludacris added extra flavor to this R&B chart-topper, making it a club anthem for the year.

Album: Life for Rent

Release Year: 2004

Dido's "White Flag" was an emotional ballad that tugged at the heartstrings of many listeners in 2004. Its poignant lyrics and Dido's heartfelt delivery showcased the depth and variety of good music during that year.

Album: Franz Ferdinand

Release Year: 2004

Franz Ferdinand's "Take Me Out" brought indie rock to the forefront of good music in 2004. The song's infectious guitar riff and unique sound made it a standout track, earning it a place on this list.

Album: How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb

Release Year: 2004

U2's "Vertigo" proved that rock legends could still create good music in 2004. Bono's charismatic vocals and the band's signature sound ensured this song's spot among the year's best.

Album: R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The Masterpiece

Release Year: 2004

Snoop Dogg and Pharrell Williams teamed up to deliver a hip-hop hit with "Drop It Like It's Hot." Its infectious beat and iconic hook made it an unforgettable addition to 2004's music scene.

Album: American Idiot

Release Year: 2004

Green Day's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" showcased their punk-rock prowess and lyrical depth. This introspective track struck a chord with many, solidifying its place among the year's best songs.

Album: Breakaway

Release Year: 2004

Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone" was a pop-rock anthem that marked her emergence as a solo artist. Its powerful vocals and relatable lyrics made it a standout in 2004's good music repertoire.

Album: Goodies

Release Year: 2004

Ciara burst onto the music scene in 2004 with her debut single "Goodies." This R&B and crunk-infused track showcased her sultry vocals and killer dance moves. Collaborating with Petey Pablo, Ciara's song became an instant hit, setting the tone for her successful career.

Album: True Story

Release Year: 2004

In 2004, Terror Squad dropped of an absolute gem with "Lean Back." This song, like many other classics of the time, would be found on loop on MTV in households across the globe. To call it a hit would be an understatement.

Album: The Diary of Alicia Keys

Release Year: 2004

Alicia Keys' "If I Ain't Got You" showcased her soulful voice and songwriting prowess. The song's heartfelt lyrics and piano-driven melody made it an unforgettable piece of good music from 2004.

Album: Under My Skin

Release Year: 2004

Avril Lavigne's "Don't Tell Me" was a defiant anthem that captured the spirit of youthful rebellion in 2004. With its punk-rock edge and Lavigne's distinctive vocals, the song resonated with fans and showcased the singer's evolution as an artist.

Album: Elephunk

Release Year: 2004

At the number one spot on our list of good music from 2004, we have an absolute classic. The Black Eyed Peas' "Let's Get It Started" was an anthem of energy and positivity that dominated 2004's airwaves. Its catchy lyrics and danceable beat ensured its place among the year's best tracks.