Top 10 Best Songs of Flemming

The debut single that started it all. The lyrics about the canals and the choice between the city and love are iconic. The melody is fresh and innocent. The song has a likability factor that reaches from here to Tokyo. Flemming sings with disarming charm.

His second major hit that proved he wasn't a one-day wonder. The "Na-na-na" hook is deadly effective. The song is about the physical reaction to falling in love. The energy is explosive. It's a song you can sing along to after hearing it just once. The production is a wall of joy. A Dutch pop classic for the new generation.

A self-assured, almost arrogant track about being desired. The beat is tight and modern. The chorus "She wants me, but I want you" is a classic pop dilemma. The song has enormous drive. Flemming sounds like a real pop star here. It's danceable, fun and perfectly tight in production.

A song about the hangover after a party and the heartbreak that comes with it. The title is a brilliant find in Dutch. The beat bounces nicely. It captures student life perfectly: drinking, partying and drama. Flemming sings it with infectious energy. It's pop with a frayed edge of headache.

An ode to the unreachable woman. With a wink toward football ("You play Champions League and I play Jupiler League"). The collaboration with Boef gives it a tough edge. The chorus is one of his strongest. The metaphor is simple but effective. The song became an anthem for every boy who dreams of that one girl who is out of his league.

A collaboration with Zoë Tauran and Tubino. It's an R&B-oriented track that is sultry and rhythmic. The atmosphere is more intimate than his solo hits. Flemming shows here that he can also do well with urban influences. The melody flows nicely. A song about intuition and attraction.

A collaboration with Ronnie Flex. The song has a relaxed, almost tropical vibe. It's about repeatedly falling back into old patterns with an ex. Ronnie's flow and Flemming's singing provide a nice contrast. It's chill, summery and relatable for everyone with an on-and-off relationship.

A cheerful-sounding song about a breakup. Instead of mourning, he looks ahead. The beat is upbeat and positive. The chorus is simple and effective. It's typical Flemming: even sadness sounds like a sunny day. A nice song to sing loudly in the car.

A track with a funky bass line that reminds you of Dua Lipa. It's about being completely under someone's spell. The production is smooth and danceable. Flemming plays with rhythm in his vocal lines. It's a song full of seduction and play. The "Ooh-ooh" choruses make it an instant radio hit.

A collaboration with Emma Heesters. A power ballad set up grandly with a strong beat. It's about the fear of letting someone in and being hurt again. The voices complement each other well. It shows a slightly more serious side of Flemming, without losing the pop factor. A dramatic love song with hit potential.