Top 10 Best Songs by Rag’n’Bone Man

The breakthrough hit that had impact like a bomb. The minimalist beat (inspired by hip-hop) and chain sounds give all space to that incredible voice. In the Top 2000, this is his signature song.

"I'm only human after all." An excuse, a confession, and a statement all at once. The mix of blues, soul, and modern beats was completely unique. The song that made the ex-caregiver a global star.

The collaboration that conquered the dance floors. The combination of Harris' tight house production and Graham's bluesy voice proved to be pure gold. It's about strength and self-confidence.

The horns in the hook are irresistible. "I am a giant." You believe him immediately. It's a euphoric song that makes you feel like you can conquer the whole world.

A grand power ballad that definitively established him as a stayer. The chorus is epic and compelling. The lyrics ("When I heard that sound, when the walls came down") are inspired by "Game of Thrones," but feel universal.

The production is massive, with drums that sound like cannon shots. It's a song of cinematic proportions that live always gives you goosebumps.

An upbeat track with a clear influence of Bruce Springsteen and 1980s rock. The guitars are punchy and the energy is high.

It's about the disappointment of seeing your hometown change. Graham sings with a mix of nostalgia and frustration. A refreshing, rocking side of the singer.

A soulful song preaching hope and forgiveness. The melody is uplifting and the rhythm invites clapping. It's about the human tendency to make mistakes and keep trying.

The song has a gospel vibe that perfectly suits his voice. It's comforting and warm, like a musical hug.

One of his darkest songs. The atmosphere is ominous, with a slow beat and ghostly background. The lyrics are about struggling with mental demons.

The vocals are raw and pained. The song builds toward an intense climax that sounds like a plea. Blues in its most modern form.

An honest ballad about accepting someone with all their flaws. The background vocals and horns give it a warm, almost Motown-like vibe.

It's a love song without embellishment. The message is simple: I want you exactly as you are. Graham brings it with a sincerity that moves you.

A track from his album "Life By Misadventure" that leans more toward rock and pop. It has a compelling rhythm and a chorus made for stadiums.

The lyrics are about dreaming of a better world amid chaos. The atmosphere is combative and euphoric, with a production that feels grand and spatial.

A recent collaboration with Calvin Harris that taps into the energy of their earlier hit "Giant." It's an energetic dance-pop track with a nostalgic vibe.

The melody is catchy and the production is tight. Graham's voice cuts through the electronic beats and gives the song the necessary weight and soul.

A beautiful, understated song that drifts on a soft guitar and subtle beat. It's about the process of healing after a difficult period.

The lyrics are hopeful and vulnerable. Graham sings here with lots of control and shows that he doesn't always need to shout to impress. A gem for fans of his soulful side.