Top 30 Music Albums of 2020 by 
DommeDamian 
- Chart updated: 05/24/2025 19:15
- (Created: 07/13/2021 19:43).
- Chart size: 30 albums.
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This is modern Danish pop music. Really not something alongside my cup of tea. But here, it actually works for one time's sake. First time I heard a song from Aksglæde was during summer 2021, when me and some of my high school friends went to cross the island to a cottage of ours, and while we were waiting for a danish equivalent to local-train (if that makes sense) we decided to get some snacks in a mini-marketplace. And while we were in looking, there was this song (this ridiculous, laughably corny song) playing all across the place, a guy singing about he isn't any man, with a pitchy call back/adlib. That song turned out to be Jeg Er Ikke Nogen Mand [translation: I Am Not A Man] from Aksglæde. All of us went out of shop, thinking 'what the heck was that'.
Many days later, I searched for the song just to have a laugh, and found out who Aksglæde was. I had seen his name and image before somewhere. I quickly gave him a negative score and moved on.
September 2021, my university was having its annual wave with concerts and everything. And on the showplan, it said that Aksglæde would perform. In some way, I just went up to see him perform and I just really enjoyed his presence of optimism on stage. Stage presence wasn't there, but it didn't matter. I was hoping he would perform that Jeg Er Ikke Nogen Mand song for fun, he didn't though. (When the remaining artists that were booked - all wack artists by the way - was performing at their time of evening, I was around some other spot alone.) Not long after, I checked up on his full length album Ting Ændrer Sing [translation: Things Change], and heard it. Actually not bad, I thought. And not many days later, I started digging it even more (even Jeg Er Ikke Nogen Mand - right now I have a hard time not humming the words along in random situations [update: I fully love this song now, and I'm blown away that I did a 180 on it]).
This is the sort of ice cream music you can dance to, read into (in Danish he is a pretty good lyricist) and enjoy. Again, not my music at all (in fact all of the mainstream music of that caliber I despise), but Aksglæde just has a personality, a knack for neat rhythms, and a mindset all about making great music instead of business moves, that I won't really deny. And that's why I like his album. Still, frankly half of the songs need to grow on me a lot before I consider loving it, but who knows when/if they do.
Simply another record that is very time-typical (though heavily inspired by 80s-synth music) but has those small details/nuances that make it rise above all its contemporaries. I hope I can work with him somewhere in the future, 'cause he seems really dang cool and musically intellectual; this album illustrates it. [First added to this chart: 09/26/2021]
This is modern Danish pop music. Really not something alongside my cup of tea. But here, it actually works for one time's sake. First time I heard a song from Aksglæde was during summer 2021, when me and some of my high school friends went to cross the island to a cottage of ours, and while we were waiting for a danish equivalent to local-train (if that makes sense) we decided to get some snacks in a mini-marketplace. And while we were in looking, there was this song (this ridiculous, laughably corny song) playing all across the place, a guy singing about he isn't any man, with a pitchy call back/adlib. That song turned out to be Jeg Er Ikke Nogen Mand [translation: I Am Not A Man] from Aksglæde. All of us went out of shop, thinking 'what the heck was that'.
Many days later, I searched for the song just to have a laugh, and found out who Aksglæde was. I had seen his name and image before somewhere. I quickly gave him a negative score and moved on.
September 2021, my university was having its annual wave with concerts and everything. And on the showplan, it said that Aksglæde would perform. In some way, I just went up to see him perform and I just really enjoyed his presence of optimism on stage. Stage presence wasn't there, but it didn't matter. I was hoping he would perform that Jeg Er Ikke Nogen Mand song for fun, he didn't though. (When the remaining artists that were booked - all wack artists by the way - was performing at their time of evening, I was around some other spot alone.) Not long after, I checked up on his full length album Ting Ændrer Sing [translation: Things Change], and heard it. Actually not bad, I thought. And not many days later, I started digging it even more (even Jeg Er Ikke Nogen Mand - right now I have a hard time not humming the words along in random situations [update: I fully love this song now, and I'm blown away that I did a 180 on it]).
This is the sort of ice cream music you can dance to, read into (in Danish he is a pretty good lyricist) and enjoy. Again, not my music at all (in fact all of the mainstream music of that caliber I despise), but Aksglæde just has a personality, a knack for neat rhythms, and a mindset all about making great music instead of business moves, that I won't really deny. And that's why I like his album. Still, frankly half of the songs need to grow on me a lot before I consider loving it, but who knows when/if they do.
Simply another record that is very time-typical (though heavily inspired by 80s-synth music) but has those small details/nuances that make it rise above all its contemporaries. I hope I can work with him somewhere in the future, 'cause he seems really dang cool and musically intellectual; this album illustrates it. [First added to this chart: 09/26/2021]
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| Bladee | 2 | 7% | |
| Mac Miller | 1 | 3% | |
| The Microphones | 1 | 3% | |
| Gwenifer Raymond | 1 | 3% | |
| Trendall | 1 | 3% | |
| Shawn Mendes | 1 | 3% | |
| Adrianne Lenker | 1 | 3% | |
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