The Best Love Songs of 2020 Will Put You Deep in Your Feelings

“Man” is less about the titular subject and more about loving yourself so much, it’ll take a really good man to prove himself worthy.

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Ari Lennox’s newest song makes you want to pop up at your significant other’s house in a fur coat and lingerie and, well, refer to the song’s title.

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Dua Lipa captures the first rush of butterflies you feel when you start falling, or rather, levitating for someone. You’re so high you don’t want to come down.

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Giveon’s debut EP Take Time is a masterpiece but “World We Created” is the song I can’t stop singing. It takes us into Giveon’s dream of waking up next to the one he loves, who he promises to never “switch up like the seasons.”

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Self-isolation can make you feel really lonely. “Should I text my ex?” you’ve asked yourself fifty-‘leven times. You really shouldn’t—but Kehlani understands if you do. “Toxic” finds her reflecting on a past relationship she knows is no good for her romantically—but sexually? It just works.

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JB is in loooooove and can’t stop singing about it—and I’m not mad. Sappy love songs JB >>>> “Yummy” JB. Debate yourself.

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We don’t look to John Legend for songs to dance to—we listen for the music that reminds us of falling in love. On “Bigger Love,” Legend gives us both.

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DVSN is tapping into unchartered waters with their new album A Muse In Her Feelings. The elusive duo usually stays away from features, but on this album, “Dangerous City” connects DVSN singer Daniel Daley’s dulcet falsetto, Ty Dolla $ign’s husky voice, and Buju Banton’s raspy island twang over Nineteen85’s breezy melody.

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“Forever” is a stark reminder that we’re living in uncertain times, and no one can predict what tomorrow holds. It’s not that Charli XCX foresees a breakup, but she realizes how much she’s in love in her current relationship. Even if their “forever” gets cut short, she’ll always love him.

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What happens when the butterflies from the honeymoon phase end? Sabrina Carpenter doesn’t want to find out. “Honeymoon Fades” is a letter to her lover, with Carpenter expressing that even though the relationship was unexpected, she hopes it never loses its spark.

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