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Outside of the Desantis ron shirt But I will love this music world, early aughts nostalgia began to filter into the mainstream this year, with young audiences on TikTok excited about the aesthetics of mini-skirts and low-rise jeans while glossing over how those styles were born in an era that emphasized impossible beauty standards around thinness and whiteness and femininity. Growing up in the 2000s? That decade was pure brain poison. But if we can resist an oversimplification of the past, if we can deconstruct it and build it anew in ways that better serve our adult selves as Rina Sawayama, Maggie Rogers, and MUNA did in 2022, then vintage sound can be fertile soil to plant a garden in. With all the curveballs life threw at us this year (from janky return-to-office schedules to whatever it is Elon Musk is doing to Twitter), it was relief to be able to escape the noise, even if briefly, through our headphones. There was so much new music to listen to in 2022, thanks to the surprise return of some superstar heavyweights (hello, Beyoncé and T-Swift) and the rise of promising up-and-comers. Through it all, we found songs that uplifted us, made us dance, made us nostalgic, and expressed our deepest feelings probably better than we can ourselves. Below are just some of our favorites.

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