A genius born to musician parents: Ranking of Ava Max’s popular songs

Million Dollar BabyAva Max8rank/position

Ava Max – Million Dollar Baby (Official Video)

Million Dollar Baby, the lead single from American singer-songwriter Ava Max’s second album.

This track, which conveys her allure and a quietly burning resolve, is a story of rebirth born from her own experiences of heartbreak.

Singing that she possesses limitless worth even in the depths of despair, the song is powerful and uplifting, capable of stirring its listeners.

Ava asserts that by facing one’s heart with honesty, anything can be overcome.

It’s a fitting, morale-boosting number for those who move forward with authenticity and strength.

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The MottoTiësto & Ava Max9rank/position

Tiësto & Ava Max – The Motto (Official Music Video)

This work teams up a giant of the electro-pop scene, Tiësto, with popular female singer Ava Max.

Its catchy hook and powerful beat stand out, irresistibly drawing listeners onto the dance floor.

Released in November 2021, the track became Tiësto’s sixth entry on the Billboard charts and hit No.

1 on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart.

The lyrics evoke flashy party scenes, capturing the very essence of the club atmosphere.

It’s the perfect song for a weekend night, a drive with friends, or anytime you want to boost your mood.

Car Keys (Ayla)Alok & Ava Max10rank/position

Alok & Ava Max – Car Keys (Ayla) Official Video

Ava Max is a female singer energizing the global electropop scene.

Her sophisticated musicality—born from eccentric fashion and performances reminiscent of early Lady Gaga and steady, assured vocals—is incredibly compelling.

Her collaboration with Brazilian producer Alok is this track, “Car Keys (Ayla).” Its sleek, sharp electropop sound is a perfect match for cool choreography.

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Lovin MyselfAva Max11rank/position

Ava Max – Lovin Myself (Official Music Video)

At an entrance ceremony where you leap into a new environment, a touch of anxiety mixes with big hopes, doesn’t it? Ava Max’s “Lovin Myself” is a single released in May 2025.

It dropped ahead of her third album, “Don’t Click Play,” and it’s packed with the uplifting dance-pop energy she’s known for! The lyrics, which resolve to love oneself after heartbreak and loneliness, give you the courage to move forward without worrying about others’ judgments.

In the music video, she even wears a sleep mask that says “Ava Max Sucks,” laughing off criticism—an attitude of turning adversity into strength that became a hot topic.

It’s a track I want all new students, who want to shine in their own way without being swayed by the voices around them, to hear!

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Ava Max – Salt (Official Audio)

Ava Max’s song “Salt,” by the American singer-songwriter.

I think this track also has a solid beat that makes it easy to dance to.

With its four-on-the-floor dance beat, it’s easy to catch the rhythm, and it’s the kind of song that gets the crowd naturally swaying along.

The lyrics are very powerful and memorable, the kind that give you a push when you’re feeling down.

It’s a perfect number to elevate a page of youth—a special day that comes once a year.

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EveryTime I CryAva Max13rank/position

Ava Max – EveryTime I Cry (Official Video)

Ava Max is an American singer-songwriter who has earned high praise worldwide for her flashy, Lady Gaga–style performances and a sound rooted in authentic electro-pop.

She’s been consistently at the top of the scene from the late 2010s to today.

Among her works, a track I especially recommend for beginners is EveryTime I Cry.

It’s crafted in an accessible mid-2010s electro-pop style, with every part made extremely easy to listen to.

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Alone, Pt. IIAlan Walker & Ava Max14rank/position

Alan Walker & Ava Max – Alone, Pt. II _ cover by COLOR MUSIC Choir

I also recommend “Alone, Pt.

II,” which really lets you make the most of powerful vocals.

It’s a work by Norwegian trackmaker Alan Walker and American singer-songwriter Ava Max.

The first half is calm, and it builds up rapidly toward the chorus, so you can showcase a dynamic, impactful voice.

Another appeal is that the lyrics portray a bond with someone important.

It should help deepen your connection even more through choral performance.

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