These Are the Very Best Love Songs of 2020 (So Far!)

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Every month The FADER brings you the best pop songs in the world. Here's February's list, featuring TOPS, Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, and more.

Have you ever watched a 22-year-old who’s “ready to meet her husband” tearfully vy for the attention of a personality-devoid late-20-something who says things like, “I can see your heart right now”? I have. And let me tell you, it makes for top-notch entertainment.

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The best love songs are not limited by their genre, country of origin, or artist. They're a part of history—because as long as we've had , we've had songs about the emotion.

Throughout history, love songs have become one of the most beloved types of music. Artists including Etta James and The Temptations had lucky-in-love couples swaying to their romantic tunes back in the day, and Ed Sheeran and Adele have reinvented the unofficial genre in more recent years.

John Legend’s “All of Me” is proving to be a timeless track as Spotify names the 2013 hit its top love song.

Ah, Valentine's Day – bunches of flowers, boxes of chocolates, a glass of champagne and a romantic dinner, but let's not forget the music to set the mood, right? 

Valentine’s Day isn’t just about overpriced sweets, uncomfortably packed restaurants, and cringey greeting cards—it’s about love, too! And what better way to express affection than through music? From bygone odes to telephone calls to paeans honoring lifelong commitment to cautionary tales about the pitfalls of romance, here are the love songs we’ll have on repeat this weekend.

"We’re there now, but it’s got to happen."

"We’re there now, but it’s got to happen."

Russell Dickerson is no stranger to love songs. He launched onto the country scene with his heartfelt ballad “Yours,” which was released to country radio in 2017 and soon became his first No. 1 single and the wedding song of that year. He’d follow up with the infectious “Blue Tacoma” and endearing “Every Little Thing,” both of which were inspired by his real-life love -- wife Kailey -- and peaked at No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart.

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Last year, as part of Billboard's Black History Month celebration, we asked Black artists spanning all genres to compile unique playlists exclusive to Billboard's Spotify account. Everyone from Normani and Khalid to DJ Premier and& Rapsody shared tracks that represented their love for the culture across the diaspora -- from childhood favorites to songs that make them feel free.

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