He’s even released a whole album about the pandemic called “Quarantine Queen.”ģ0.
Todrick Hall, “Mask, Gloves, Soap, Scrubs”: Remixing his original song “Nails, Hair, Hips, Heels,” Todrick Hall has created another dance gem for digital nightclubs, a.k.a. Cardi B and iMarkkeyz, “Coronavirus”: A Cardi B rant about the coronavirus has been transformed into a hit song.Ģ9. Avril Lavigne, “We Are Warriors”: Originally written about her battle with Lyme disease, Lavigne re-recorded the song to honor health care workers on the front lines.Ģ8. Gloria Estefan, “Put Your Mask On!”: A re-working of her upbeat 1989 single “Get On Your Feet” to remind you about your current favorite accessory.Ģ7. Queen + Adam Lambert, “You Are the Champions”: A forever anthem continues to serve the people.Ģ6. REMIXED: Songs that have been re-recorded or remixed to reflect the mood of the world overtaken by the coronavirus.Ģ5. SENRI OE, “Togetherness”: The Japanese pianist’s breezy instrumental track will brighten up your day. Riley Green, “Better Than Me”: A country song that opens with heat: “Is the world on fire, feels like a bad dream/Did the hammer come down, feels like a kick in the teeth.”Ģ4. Erika Ender, “Back to the Basics”: “Despacito” co-writer offers a positive song in a time of turmoil.Ģ3. Drive-by Truckers, “Quarantine Together”: The song title says it all.Ģ2. Alexander 23, “IDK You Yet”: Feeling incomplete and in self-isolation, Alexander wrote and produced this touching song that sounds like a future radio hit.Ģ1. Benjamin Gibbard, “Life in Quarantine”: Death Cab for Cutie frontman sings a soft rock track about people isolating.Ģ0. Tye Tribbett, “We Gon’ Be Alright”: Sampling Kendrick Lamar, Tribbett sends a comforting message to the world.ġ9.
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Snow Tha Product, “Nowhere to Go (Quarantine Love)”: Talk about being productive while at home - in just 24 hours this rapper-actress created this song and its music video about having a free schedule.ġ8. Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins Presents The Good News, “Come Together”: An anthem by some of the world’s top gospel musicians, including Kirk Franklin, Mary Mary, Lecrae, Marvin Sapp and more.ġ7. Mike Campbell, “Lockdown”: A rocking track with lyrics like, “I’m keeping my distance, at least six feet/And I’m microwaving everything I eat.”ġ6. Grace Potter featuring Marcus King, Jackson Browne and Lucious, “Eachother”: In the end we still have one another, Potter advises.ġ5. Lil TJay, “Ice Cold”: Reflecting the times, this platinum-selling rapper spills his feelings about the current state of the world.ġ4. Mike Love featuring John Stamos, “This Shall Too Pass”: Just like a Beach Boys song, a feel-good tune that will put a smile on your face.ġ3. Michael Bublé, Barenaked Ladies and Sofía Reyes, “Gotta Be Patient”: These three advise us all to keep calm and chill out.ġ2. Adam Hambrick, “Between Me and the End of the World”: A tear-jerker about this country singer’s wife, a physician’s assistant working to test people for COVID-19.ġ1. Randy Newman, “Stay Away”: A song about social distancing with Newman’s signature wit.ġ0. Pedro, “Phone Sex”: For those away from their partners, some advice to keep the bedrooms alive.ĩ. Will.i.am then performed his own version of the song, which features Jennifer Hudson and Yoshiki.Ĩ. Patrick’s Day, Bono wrote the track after being inspired by Italians quarantined during the outbreak. Bono, “Let Your Love Be Known”: Posted to Instagram on St. OneRepublic, “Better Days”: A reminder that things will get better.ħ. Turbo, Gunna and Young Thug, “Quarantine Clean”: A rap song about self-quarantining.Ħ. 305 has an upbeat, encouraging song for you.ĥ. Pitbull, “I Believe That We Will Win (World Anthem)”: Feeling down? Mr. twenty one pilots, “Level of Concern”: An ’80s dancefloor groove where lead singer Tyler Joseph asks, “Wondering would you be my little quarantine?”Ĥ. Bon Jovi, “Do What You Can”: Written after volunteering at his own community restaurant, Jon Bon Jovi encourages everyone to lend a hand - in any way you can.ģ.
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