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What is the best Andra Day song?

By YPB Team

From the gospel-tinged anthem that made the whole world stand up, to haunting Oscar-nominated originals and intimate soul ballads, her catalog spans triumph, vulnerability, and fire. Which track defines her best?

  1. Rise Up — ranked #11
    Rise Up
    Andra Day's breakthrough 4x Platinum anthem about resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity (2015).
  2. Stand Up for Something — ranked #22
    Stand Up for Something
    Powerful Oscar-nominated duet with Common from the film Marshall about courage and justice (2017).
  3. Gold — ranked #33
    Gold
    Soulful ballad from her debut album about self-worth and inner strength (2015).
  4. Forever Mine — ranked #44
    Forever Mine
    A lush opening track from Cheers to the Fall blending soul with jazz influences (2015).
  5. Only Love — ranked #55
    Only Love
    A sweeping soul ballad about the enduring power of love over heartbreak (2015).
  6. Mistakes — ranked #66
    Mistakes
    An intimate confessional R&B track about personal accountability from her debut album (2015).
  7. Goodbye Goodnight — ranked #77
    Goodbye Goodnight
    A heartfelt farewell ballad showcasing Andra Day's gospel-tinged vocal power (2015).
  8. Honey or Fire — ranked #88
    Honey or Fire
    A funk-influenced track that captures the tension between sweetness and passion (2015).
  9. Cheers to the Fall — ranked #99
    Cheers to the Fall
    The title track of her debut album, a defiant celebration of surviving life's hardest moments (2015).
  10. Tigress & Tweed — ranked #1010
    Tigress & Tweed
    Oscar-nominated original song written for The United States vs. Billie Holiday, a fierce tribute to Billie's spirit (2021).
  11. Strange Fruit — ranked #1111
    Strange Fruit
    Andra Day's haunting rendition of Billie Holiday's protest classic performed in the 2021 biographical film.
  12. Probably — ranked #1212
    Probably
    A reflective soul single from her 2024 album CASSANDRA exploring themes of loss and uncertainty.

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