Smooth Sunday 01.01.17

Its a brand new year and what better time to turn over a new leaf and write down your goals for 2017 with this Smooth Sunday playlist...

Rachel Platten - Fight Song

Fight Song is the track that gained Rachel Platten her international status and her first top 10 track in various US and European charts. Platten has also landed herself an Emmy award for her performance on Good Morning America and launched her debut album Wildfire.

Joel Adams - Please Don't Go

Joel Adams gained attention by appearing on the X Factor Australia in 2012. He was knocked out in bootcamp, but has stayed in the public eye ever since. In 2015, Adams dropped his debut single Please Don't Go, which charts in 15 countries overall.

Alessia Cara - Scars To Your Beautiful

Canadian born singer Alessia Cara's first hit, Here, was launched in 2015. Her biggest success to date is her third single Scars To Your Beautiful. The song is about accepting yourself for who you are and loving the skin you are in. An important message everyone needs to listen to sometimes!

Passenger - Let Her Go

Once the band Passenger split in 2009, lead vocalist Michael Rosenberg decided to keep the name for his solo career. His highest ranking single to date is Let Her Go that topped the carts in many countries.

Train - Marry Me

Train is an American band who started their pop journey in 1993. The group took a break from music in 2006 due to their drop in popularity following the release of their fourth studio album. This tune was Train's third single for the album Save Me, San Francisco, which brought them back into the lime light.

The Fray - How To Save A Life

The Fray was formed in 2002 by school friends Isaac Slade and Joe King. How To Save A Life was not originally released as a single for the band, but due to the popularity of the song within US TV shows, such as Scrubs and Grey's Anatomy, it was became their second single.