Stop Radio
Bloom
“What a Heavenly Way to Die” is a ballad sung upon a minimalist beat by Troye Sivan. It is the eighth track from Troye’s second studio album, Bloom. In an interview with EMI Music, Troye stated the name’s inspirations: "[the song] takes its name from The Smiths’ “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out.”. Sivan and his partner heard the song on a road trip and he pictured them 30 years later, “two old gay guys” listening back and reminiscing." Read more on Last.fm.
“What a Heavenly Way to Die” is a ballad sung upon a minimalist beat by Troye Sivan. It is the eighth track from Troye’s second studio album, Bloom. In an interview with EMI Music, Troye stated the name’s inspirations: "[the song] takes its name from The Smiths’ “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out.”. Sivan and his partner heard the song on a road trip and he pictured them 30 years later, “two old gay guys” listening back and reminiscing." Read more on Last.fm.
Rush
One of Your Girls
Strawberries & Cigarettes
YOUTH
Got Me Started
Dance to This (feat. Ariana Grande)
My My My!
Angel Baby
FOOLS
WILD
Rush (feat. PinkPantheress & Hyunjin of Stray Kids)
Bloom
What's the Time Where You Are?
The Good Side
TALK ME DOWN
In My Room
Lucky Strike
BITE
What a Heavenly Way to Die
Easy
Honey
Take Yourself Home
Easy (with Kacey Musgraves feat. Mark Ronson)
for him.
Silly
Happy Little Pill
Still Got It
Can't Go Back, Baby
Seventeen
could cry just thinkin about you - Full Version
BLUE
could cry just thinkin about you
How to Stay with You
EASE
HEAVEN
SUBURBIA
Animal
THE QUIET
IN A DREAM
Rager teenager!
LOST BOY
STUD
Plum
COOL
Postcard (feat. Gordi)
The Fault in Our Stars
DKLA
TOO GOOD
Touch
10/10
