This works two ways. I plan on buying another year of Amazon Prime in September or October, which gets me free Amazon Music, so I need to know all the great songs that I missed.

But this can also be a way to share new hot songs throughout the year as they come out.

The only songs of 2017 I really know of are songs by Imagine Dragons, plus a few others. What are some of the best songs that I missed?

Right now the best song I like from 2017 which is not a lot to base on is "Mask Off" by Future. I rarely listen to today's version hiphop music but I enjoyed this one and another song that goes "I don't usually do this unless I'm drunk or I'm high but I'm both right now."

XO Tour Llif3 by Lil Uzi Vert or Gospel by XXXTentacion, Keith Ape, & Rich Chigga. Can't decide between those two.

I like Macklamore's new songs, "Marmalade" and "Glorious"

Depends on what you look for in music. If you're looking for meaningful music that sounds good, I have exactly what you'd need.

The best songs this year (to me) were, in order from best and sorted by genre. More significant genres this year have more songs listed:

Hip Hop
DNA by Kendrick Lamar - Two sides of one man's personality collide. The side that embraces celebrity as an opportunity for money and power, and the side that wants to use fame to spread a message and practice humility. Talks about the elements within him that make him himself, his heritage and culture, and how he's built to succeed. It's fast paced, it's wild, and it's catchy. The second half of this song is INSANITY.

"See, my pedigree most definitely don't tolerate the front. I know murder, conviction
Burners, boosters, burglars, ballers, dead, redemption. Scholars, fathers dead with kids. And I wish I was fed forgiveness"

FEAR by Kendrick Lamar - Discusses the effects of fear on a person. It's mellow, it's autobiographic, and sad.

"Fear, whatever it is, both is distinctive. Fear, what happens on Earth stays on Earth.
And I can't take these feelings with me, so hopefully they disperse."

XXX by Kendrick Lamar feat. U2 - Juxtaposition of revenge and forgiveness. Talks about how America moves black youth away from education. Asks what it means to be in favor of God, and how recklessness and revenge can get in the way of respect and love. U2 has a great part in this and works in a way you wouldn't believe.

"It's murder on my street, your street, back streets, Wall Street, corporate offices, banks, employees, and bosses with homicidal thoughts; Donald Trump's in office. We lost Barack and promised to never doubt him again. But is America honest, or do we bask in sin?"

See You Again by Tyler, the Creator feat. Kali Uchis - Catchy, lovely love song. It sounds great.
Garden Shed by Tyler, the Creator feat. Estelle - Dreary/sad song about how scared Tyler is about coming out as gay/bisexual, and how the friends he told left him.

"Them feelings that I was guardin'. Heavy on my mind. All my friends lost. They couldn't read the signs. I didn't wanna talk and tell 'em my location. And they ain't wanna walk"

911/Mr. Lonely by Tyler, The Creator feat. Frank Ocean - Smooth, relaxing song about how possessions can't stop loneliness.

"Purchase some things until I'm annoyed. These items is fillin' the void. Been fillin' it for so long. I don't even know if I enjoy it."

Yeah Right by Vince Staples feat. Kendrick Lamar - Aggressive EDM commentary on how nobody should care about the hip hop lifestyle.

"Fade like shadows, the stallion, the cattle. A decision for you, is narrow. Collision, the money, and fame, the pharaoh. The physic, the chemist, the lame. Collateral for Kendrick whenever exchanged. Compatible for riches with more to gain."

Steroids (Crouching Tiger Hidden Gabber Megamix) by Death Grips - An aggressive mix of industrial, hip hop, and glitch.

"This ghost town's my compound, I'm a saboteur. Your town's my smoke cloud, I stay at war. By night shift I don't exist, chump, saddle up. A dust to dust motionless struck belly."

95 Radios - Open Mike Eagle - A nostalgic song about growing up with a love for music. It has a strange emotion that most songs don't normally have, and just feels great to hear.

"Hard to express when the world is listenin'. Hard when you're sure that the world is not."

Happy Wasteland Day - A song about his aunt's home, a project in Chicago, which was recently destroyed, leaving the youth in a wasteland, and how people just need a break from misfortune.

"Can we go one day without violence, can we get one day without fear?"

Rock
Rattlesnake by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Insanely good, fast paced hard rock that can make your head turn.
I Promise by Radiohead - Intended for OK Computer in 1997. As always with 90's era Radiohead, it's sad stuff.
Altered Beast by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Good vibes.
Lift by Radiohead - Another rejected song from OK Computer.

Electronic
call the police by LCD Soundsystem - Pretty much a pop ballad with some punk and dance elements
tonite by LCD Soundsystem - Pop ballad with nu-disco and synthwave elements
Green Light (Chromeo Remix) by Lorde and Chromeo - A nu-disco/funk version of Lorde's chart topper

R&B
Biking by Frank Ocean feat. Jay Z and Tyler, The Creator - A piano ballad with some rap sections from Jay Z and Tyler. Frank sings about the joys of riding a bike, and how becoming rich ruined his outlook on life.
I Don't Wanna Waste My Time by Joji - A catchy song about betrayal.
Chanel by Frank Ocean - Frank sings about a trip to Tokyo that goes wrong when they judge him for his tattoos, as only gang members have tattoos in Japan.

Jazz
Confessions Pt. III by BADBADNOTGOOD feat. Colin Stetson - Sax legend Colin Stetson joins in with BADBADNOTGOOD for an incredible collaboration.
Countdown by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard feat. Mild High Club - A real surprising jazz song from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. It sounds great.

Indie Pop
In Undertow by Alvvays - Twee pop. It has an undeniable good vibe and sounds really nice.
Feels Like Heaven by Ariel Pink - Psychedelic pop with a real cool, different sound.
Pills by St. Vincent - Really catchy stuff.
Little Dark Age by MGMT - A fantastic sounding/dark electronic pop song.

Edit: Updated to add Open Mike Eagle, St. Vincent, and MGMT's new releases.