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  17th November 2014, 09:03 PM
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  TW LW Artist Title Label TW Plays LW Plays 1 1 Kendrick Lamar i Polydor 26 25 1 21 Wretch 32 6 Words Ministry of Sound 26 16 3 3 David Guetta feat. Sam Martin Dangerous Parlophone 24 24 3 24 Olly Murs feat. Travie McCoy Wrapped Up Epic 24 15 5 17 Andy C feat. Fiora Heartbeat Louder Atlantic 22 18 5 3 Ed Sheeran Thinking Out Loud Atlantic 22 24 5 7 Foo Fighters Something From Nothing Columbia 22 22 5 17 Jungle Busy Earnin' XL Recordings 22 18 5 19 Kasabian Stevie Columbia 22 17 5 21 Mary J. Blige Right Now Island 22 16 5 7 OneRepublic I Lived Polydor 22 22 5 1 Parra For Cuva feat. Anna Naklab Wicked Games Epic 22 25 13 11 Pharrell Williams feat. Daft Punk Gust Of Wind RCA 21 20 14 11 Cheryl I Don't Care Polydor 20 20 14 11 Clean Bandit And Jess Glynne Real Love Atlantic 20 20 14 11 Rixton Wait On Me Polydor 20 20 17 27 5 Seconds Of Summer Good Girls Capitol Records 18 13 18 32 Madeon Imperium Columbia 17 10 19 36 Calvin Harris feat. Ellie Goulding Outside Columbia 16 8 19 21 Henry Krinkle Stay Relentless 16 16 19 19 Years & Years Desire Polydor 16 17 22 35 Catfish And The Bottlemen Pacifier Island 15 9 23 27 Lonely The Brave The Blue The Green Columbia 14 13 23 11 Wiley On A Level Ninja Tune 14 20 25 47 James Bay Hold Back The River Virgin EMI 13 6 26 73 Coldplay Ink Parlophone 12 4 26 73 Kiesza No Enemiesz Virgin EMI 12 4 26 30 Script The No Good In Goodbye Columbia 12 12 29 7 Jeremih feat. YG Don't Tell 'Em Virgin EMI 11 22 30 47 Lorde Yellow Flicker Beat Virgin EMI 10 6 30 25 Twin Atlantic Hold On Red Bull Records 10 14 32 30 Meghan Trainor All About That Bass Epic 9 12 32 55 Sigma feat. Paloma Faith Changing 3beat 9 5 32 129 We Are The Ocean Ark Hassle Records 9 2 35 93 Blonde I Loved You Parlophone 8 3 35 129 Jess Glynne Right Here Atlantic 8 2 35 224 SBTRKT feat. Denai Moore The Light Young Turks 8 1 35 73 Tiga feat. Pusha T Bugatti Virgin EMI 8 4 39 36 Fuse ODG feat. Angel T.I.N.A 3beat 7 8 39 41 Hannah Wants & Chris Lorenzo Rhymes Virgin EMI 7 7 39 55 Royal Blood Ten Tonne Skeleton Warner Music 7 5 39 47 Sigma Nobody To Love 3beat 7 6 39 36 Taylor Swift Shake It Off Virgin EMI 7 8 39 55 Ten Walls Walking With Elephants Atlantic 7 5 45 55 Bastille vs Grades Torn Apart Virgin EMI 6 5 45 73 Becky Hill Losing Parlophone 6 4 45 129 Chvrches Get Away Virgin EMI 6 2 45 73 Jamie T Zombie Virgin EMI 6 4 45 - Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars Uptown Funk Columbia 6 New 45 41 Maroon 5 Animals Polydor 6 7  TW LW Artist Title Label TW Plays LW Plays 1 5 Take That These Days Polydor 18 14 2 13 Bryan Ferry Loop De Li Bmg Chrysalis 17 8 3 3 Olly Murs feat. Travie McCoy Wrapped Up Epic 15 15 4 3 Ed Sheeran Thinking Out Loud Atlantic 14 15 4 13 Script The No Good In Goodbye Columbia 14 8 6 2 Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds In The Heat Of The Moment Sour Mash Records 13 16 6 11 Pharrell Williams feat. Daft Punk Gust Of Wind RCA 13 10 8 1 Paloma Faith Ready For The Good Life RCA 12 17 9 - Lenny Kravitz New York City Kobalt 11 New 9 7 Queen And Michael Jackson There Must Be More To Life Than This Virgin EMI 11 12 11 37 Andy Burrows See A Girl Pias 9 2 12 11 Pink Floyd Louder Than Words Atlantic 8 10 13 108 Chrissie Hynde Adding The Blue Caroline International 6 1 13 13 Coldplay Ink Parlophone 6 8 13 17 Maroon 5 Animals Polydor 6 7 13 22 Sheryl Crow Callin' Me When I'm Lonely Warner Music 6 5 17 108 AC/DC Play Ball Columbia 5 1 17 - Boyzone Wherever I Lay My Hat Warner Music 5 New 17 17 David Gray Birds Of The High Arctic Kobalt Records 5 7 17 22 Erasure Reason Mute 5 5 17 21 Garth Brooks People Loving People Sony CMG 5 6 17 17 Jack Savoretti Tie Me Down Bmg Chrysalis 5 7 17 - Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars Uptown Funk Columbia 5 New 17 13 OneRepublic I Lived Polydor 5 8 17 108 Paolo Nutini One Day Atlantic 5 1 17 9 Paul McCartney Hope For The Future Virgin EMI 5 11 17 37 Pharrell Williams Happy RCA 5 2 17 17 Robert Plant House Of Love Nonesuch 5 7 29 27 Bette Midler He?s Sure The Boy I Love Rhino 4 4 29 108 Dame Shirley Bassey This Is What You Are RCA 4 1 29 22 Elbow Charge Fiction 4 5 29 108 Joss Stone feat. Jeff Beck No Man's Land - 4 1 29 - Nico & Vinz In Your Arms Warner Music 4 New 29 37 Pierces The The Devil Is A Lonely Night Polydor 4 2 29 108 Tom Odell Real Love Columbia 4 1 36 37 ABBA Dancing Queen Polar Music 3 2 36 108 Bruce Springsteen Born To Run Columbia 3 1 36 - Clifford T. Ward Home Thoughts From Abroad Virgin Records 3 New 36 108 Cyndi Lauper Girls Just Want To Have Fun RCA 3 1 36 - Dolly Parton Blue Smoke Sony CMG 3 New 36 - Electric Light Orchestra Mr Blue Sky Sony Music 3 New 36 108 George Ezra Listen To The Man Columbia 3 1 36 - Idina Menzel Let It Go Walt Disney Records 3 New 36 - Sabres of Paradise The Smokebelch II - 3 New 36 108 Sam Smith Like I Can Capitol Records 3 1 36 - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles The Tears Of A Clown Universal 3 New 36 108 Starbuck Moonlight Feels Right Cherry Red Records 3 1 36 - Van Morrison Brown Eyed Girl Sony Music 3 New 36 108 Wilson Pickett Mustang Sally Atlantic 3 1 50 - ABC When Smokey Sings Mercury 2 New  TW LW Artist Title Label TW Plays LW Plays 1 2 Taylor Swift Shake It Off Virgin EMI 70 68 2 6 Calvin Harris feat. John Newman Blame Columbia 69 66 3 7 Jeremih feat. YG Don't Tell 'Em Virgin EMI 68 65 4 3 Iggy Azalea feat. Rita Ora Black Widow Virgin EMI 67 67 4 3 Sam Smith I'm Not The Only One Capitol Records 67 67 6 9 Ed Sheeran Don't Asylum 66 64 6 11 Ed Sheeran Thinking Out Loud Atlantic 66 61 6 3 Meghan Trainor All About That Bass Epic 66 67 6 7 Nico & Vinz Am I Wrong Warner Music 66 65 10 1 MAGIC! Rude RCA 62 75 11 23 Calvin Harris feat. Ellie Goulding Outside Columbia 57 40 11 10 Sam Smith Stay With Me Capitol Records 57 63 13 12 Script The Superheroes Columbia 53 50 14 16 Mr. Probz Waves Sony Music 51 48 15 17 Jessie J + Ariana Grande + Nicki Minaj Bang Bang Island 50 46 15 30 Union J You Got It All Epic 50 34 17 14 David Guetta feat. Sam Martin Dangerous Parlophone 49 49 17 14 Robin Schulz & Lilly Wood Prayer In C Atlantic 49 49 19 20 Olly Murs feat. Travie McCoy Wrapped Up Epic 46 43 19 20 OneRepublic I Lived Polydor 46 43 21 24 One Direction Steal My Girl Syco 45 39 22 22 Take That These Days Polydor 44 42 23 19 Oliver Heldens & Becky Hill Gecko (Overdrive) Ffrr 43 44 23 27 Sigma Nobody To Love 3beat 43 37 25 18 Fuse ODG feat. Sean Paul Dangerous Love 3beat 40 45 26 31 Charli XCX Boom Clap Atlantic 38 33 27 29 Cheryl I Don't Care Polydor 37 35 28 25 Clean Bandit And Jess Glynne Real Love Atlantic 36 38 28 12 Sigma feat. Paloma Faith Changing 3beat 36 50 30 27 John Legend All Of Me Columbia 35 37 30 47 Taylor Swift Blank Space Virgin EMI 35 17 32 41 Ariana Grande feat. Iggy Azalea Problem Island 29 25 32 41 Ed Sheeran Sing Asylum 29 25 32 33 Route 94 feat. Jess Glynne My Love Virgin EMI 29 30 35 35 Jess Glynne Right Here Atlantic 28 29 35 32 Rixton Wait On Me Polydor 28 31 37 36 Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne Rather Be Atlantic 26 27 38 25 Ella Henderson Ghost Syco 25 38 39 36 OneRepublic Counting Stars Polydor 24 27 40 36 OneRepublic Love Runs Out Polydor 23 27 41 36 Parra For Cuva feat. Anna Naklab Wicked Games Epic 22 27 42 43 Fuse ODG feat. Angel T.I.N.A 3beat 21 23 43 33 Waze & Odyssey vs R. Kelly Bump & Grind 2014 Epic 19 30 44 55 Duke Dumont feat. Jax Jones I Got U Virgin EMI 17 11 44 47 Nicki Minaj Anaconda Island 17 17 46 44 Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson Go All Night Virgin EMI 16 21 46 45 Script The No Good In Goodbye Columbia 16 19 48 53 Duke Dumont feat. AME & MNEK Need U (100%) Ministry of Sound 15 12 48 46 Kiesza Hideaway Virgin EMI 15 18 48 55 Tiësto feat. Matthew Koma Wasted Virgin EMI 15 11  TW LW Artist Title Label TW Plays LW Plays 1 1 Ed Sheeran Thinking Out Loud Atlantic 36 36 2 2 John Legend All Of Me Columbia 34 33 3 12 Veronicas The You Ruin Me RCA 32 28 4 4 MAGIC! Rude RCA 31 30 4 3 Pharrell Williams Happy RCA 31 32 6 4 Sam Smith Stay With Me Capitol Records 30 30 7 4 Sam Smith I'm Not The Only One Capitol Records 29 30 7 8 Take That These Days Polydor 29 29 9 8 George Ezra Budapest Columbia 28 29 9 18 Meghan Trainor All About That Bass Epic 28 15 9 4 Olly Murs feat. Travie McCoy Wrapped Up Epic 28 30 12 8 George Ezra Blame It On Me Columbia 27 29 12 8 Nico & Vinz Am I Wrong Warner Music 27 29 14 12 Script The Superheroes Columbia 25 28 14 14 Union J You Got It All Epic 25 21 16 142 Ella Henderson Yours Sony Music 21 4 17 17 Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne Rather Be Atlantic 15 16 18 18 Paloma Faith Only Love Can Hurt Like This RCA 14 15 19 15 Aloe Blacc Wake Me Up Interscope 13 17 19 15 Ella Henderson Ghost Syco 13 17 21 20 Bruno Mars When I Was Your Man Atlantic 10 12 21 47 Rufus & Chaka Khan Ain't Nobody Warner Music 10 7 21 34 Source feat. Candi Staton The You Got The Love Positiva 10 8 21 - Tom Odell Real Love Columbia 10 New 25 75 Charles & Eddie Would I Lie To You Capitol 9 6 25 47 Eurythmics There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart) Epic 9 7 25 34 Heavy D. & The Boyz Now That We Found Love MCA 9 8 25 47 Lionel Richie All Night Long (All Night) Motown 9 7 25 113 OneRepublic Counting Stars Polydor 9 5 25 23 Pink Just Give Me A Reason RCA 9 10 25 23 Pink Try RCA 9 10 25 34 Snap! Rhythm Is A Dancer Logic 9 8 33 142 Bangles Eternal Flame Columbia 8 4 33 47 Belinda Carlisle Heaven Is A Place On Earth Universal 8 7 33 75 Cutting Crew I Just Died In Your Arms Virgin Records 8 6 33 75 Eurythmics Sweet Dreams RCA 8 6 33 47 Human League The Don't You Want Me Virgin Records 8 7 33 34 Jocelyn Brown Somebody Else's Guy Independent Label 8 8 33 34 Lady Gaga Poker Face Interscope 8 8 33 47 Mark Ronson feat. Amy Winehouse Valerie Columbia 8 7 33 34 Pet Shop Boys West End Girls Parlophone 8 8 33 47 Phil Collins You Can't Hurry Love Virgin Records 8 7 33 47 Plan B She Said Atlantic 8 7 33 75 Rihanna Only Girl (In The World) Mercury 8 6 33 23 Robin S. Show Me Love Champion Records 8 10 33 28 Snap! The Power Logic 8 9 33 23 Sonique It Feels So Good Serious 8 10 33 75 Spiller Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) EMI Records 8 6 33 34 Stevie Wonder Part Time Lover Motown 8 8 33 47 Tears For Fears Everybody Wants To Rule The World Mercury 8 7 |
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17th November 2014, 09:05 PM
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LOL at the top track on Radio 1 have 26 plays while the top track of Capital has 70.
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17th November 2014, 09:11 PM
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QUOTE(TeamRabbitHeart @ Nov 17 2014, 09:05 PM)  LOL at the top track on Radio 1 have 26 plays while the top track of Capital has 70. Which means that Radio 1's top track is played 3.7 times per day and Capital's top track is played 10 times per day (every 2.4 hours). |
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17th November 2014, 09:21 PM
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Great to see Kendrick, Wretch and Andy C in R1's top 10
 and Wiley up there too, good to see proper grime getting decent airplay!Interesting to see Tiga and Mark Ronson creeping up the chart. Uptown Funk seems like a definate hit ,wonder how Bugatti will do? I bet Buzzjack will mainly hate it anyway  Capital looks so stale, do they take any risks at all!?! I understand why they solely stick to chart hits but a bit if variety surely wouldnt go amiss. Nice to see Gorgon City on their list though. This post has been edited by ML Hammer95: 17th November 2014, 09:22 PM |
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17th November 2014, 09:56 PM
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QUOTE(TeamRabbitHeart @ Nov 17 2014, 09:05 PM) LOL at the top track on Radio 1 have 26 plays while the top track of Capital has 70. I'm surprised the Radio 1 one is that low, since I always thought A-List was about 30 plays per week, so I would've expected their most played track to be on perhaps 35 a week, but the fact that it's only 26 is definitely a good thing (unless this chart is missing plays or something). 70 a week on Capital is honestly a bit lower than I expected too, I thought the most-played track would be on about 100, but even 70 is quite a lot, that's a play every 2.4 hours if my maths is correct. It would be nice if Capital could get their most-played songs down to under 50 plays per week at least... Would help the charts move faster too. Brilliant to see Tiga - Bugatti getting spins on Radio 1!  Had no idea, this song is really making its way around now.
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17th November 2014, 10:02 PM
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Have Daft Punk got an official credit on Gust of Wind as they have here?
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18th November 2014, 07:50 PM
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'Bugatti' is great, sounds like a potential hit to me (maybe not a massive hit but at least top 20 perhaps).
QUOTE(steve201 @ Nov 17 2014, 10:02 PM) Have Daft Punk got an official credit on Gust of Wind as they have here? No, I'm not sure where they got that from. |
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19th November 2014, 09:47 AM
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QUOTE(steve201 @ Nov 17 2014, 10:02 PM) Have Daft Punk got an official credit on Gust of Wind as they have here? I'm sure they're officially credited on the album version. QUOTE(gavindeejay @ Nov 17 2014, 09:11 PM) Which means that Radio 1's top track is played 3.7 times per day and Capital's top track is played 10 times per day (every 2.4 hours). Every 2.4 hours, when you see it put like that, you realise just how ridiculous it is for a song to be played that often. How do people not get sick of listening to Capital? QUOTE(Eric_Blob @ Nov 17 2014, 09:56 PM) I'm surprised the Radio 1 one is that low, since I always thought A-List was about 30 plays per week, so I would've expected their most played track to be on perhaps 35 a week, but the fact that it's only 26 is definitely a good thing (unless this chart is missing plays or something). A-listed songs are supposed to get 25 spins a week. This post has been edited by Mango: 19th November 2014, 09:50 AM |
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19th November 2014, 10:10 AM
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Also interesting to note from capital the artists which they look at as 'Indie' are The Script, One Rep & Ed Sheeran whereas radio 1 have bands like Kasabian, Foo Fighters, Jungle, Catfish & the Bottlemen, Lonely the Brave, James Bay, Twin Atlantic & We are the Ocean in their top 30!
A much better variety! |
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19th November 2014, 10:19 AM
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Do you know exactly which period this chart covers? Is it the week ending 17/11, so Sunday to Sunday?
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19th November 2014, 10:22 AM
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QUOTE(ML Hammer95 @ Nov 17 2014, 09:21 PM) Capital looks so stale, do they take any risks at all!?! I understand why they solely stick to chart hits but a bit if variety surely wouldnt go amiss. Nice to see Gorgon City on their list though. You kinda answered your own question there - Capital aren't there to take risks, they're there to play what is/will be popular. Radio 1 can afford to take risks more than Capital. Not every station caters towards the same audience 
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19th November 2014, 10:27 AM
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Its a very narrow view of a 'chart hit' too though - even songs like All of Me get treated to a remix and they only follow the singles chart not the albums. No doubt one of the quickest sellers this year from the Foo Fighters in the album chart didnt get much airplay.
I would say they can AFFORD to take risks - the private owners of Capital are very rich no doubt! |
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19th November 2014, 11:47 AM
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QUOTE(JosephStyles @ Nov 19 2014, 10:22 AM) You kinda answered your own question there - Capital aren't there to take risks, they're there to play what is/will be popular. Radio 1 can afford to take risks more than Capital. Not every station caters towards the same audience I'm sure Capital has a younger demographic than R1, but does their audience just want the same 100 or so songs on rotation? I'm not convinced and it makes the station almost unlistenable. Out of interest, does Kiss have the same audience? |
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19th November 2014, 12:37 PM
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^ Kiss FM is technically a different format to Capital FM, but they probably get similar audiences, and Kiss isn't THAT different despite being a different format.
Capital FM and Radio 1 are Top 40/pop/CHR stations (whatever you want to call it). Whilst Kiss FM is rhythmic/urban, but it is very pop-leaning. They even play songs like Counting Stars on Kiss, although they do play an edit with extra drums in it. Kiss does play some songs that Capital wouldn't touch though, for example they played 2 Chainz/Wiz Khalifa - We Own It whilst Capital didn't. Also Kiss tends to play rap remixes of songs more than Capital, for example they play the Kid Ink remix of The Man on Kiss, whilst I assume Capital played the original version, but overall you could mistake Kiss for another pop station like Capital FM. In terms of the demographics, last time I checked Capital FM's average listener was 30-something (which I find quite shocking, with an average age that high there must be a significant number of people 40+ who listen to the station!). Capital also gets more female listeners than males (which is normal for a pop radio station). I would assume the demographics of Kiss and Radio 1 listeners are quite similar to Capital's. There might be more up-to-date demographics info since last time I checked for Capital, but I doubt it's changed too much. |
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19th November 2014, 12:54 PM
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I don't think of Kiss as an urban station really, especially compared to 1xtra/Rinse/Capital Xtra. Whenever I hear Kiss they're playing songs like Shake It Off, All About That Bass and Roar, hardly urban music
I accept its more rhymthic leaning than Capital though, using the example of We Own It and also songs like Soundbwoy and Still Speedin were played on Kiss. Also, like Eric said they add drums to Pop Songs (like Am I Wrong) and rap remixes (like the Rick Ross version of Don't). However, on a casual listen it sounds indistinguishable from Capital, even if does have a greater depth/variety of songs. I imagine the demographic for urban stations like 1xtra and Rinse are like 15-24 or something ridiculously low! This post has been edited by ML Hammer95: 19th November 2014, 01:39 PM |
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19th November 2014, 01:41 PM
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QUOTE(ML Hammer95 @ Nov 19 2014, 12:54 PM) I don't think of Kiss as an urban station really, especially compared to 1xtra/Rinse/Capital Xtra. Whenever I hear Kiss they're playing songs like Shake It Off, All About That Bass and Roar, hardly urban music I accept its more rhymtic leaning than Capital though, using the example of We Own It and also songs like Soundbwoy and Still Speedin were played on Kiss. Also, like Eric said they add drums to Pop Songs and rap remixes (like the Rick Ross version of Don't). I imagine the demographic for urban stations like 1xtra and Rinse are like 15-24 or something ridiculously low! Well yeah, it's very pop-leaning, even playing stuff like Counting Stars and Avicii but it is technically a rhythmic/urban station. The only reason I found out it wasn't a proper pop station was because they sometimes put the station on in my old gym and I went to research it, if I hadn't read up about it I probably would've never known. See here (a list of some big UK radio stations by format): https://sites.google.com/site/urbrhypopradiostations/home/uk Also see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiss_(UK_radio_station) About the youngest format, in the US, rhythmic radio stations got the youngest audience in 2013 (younger than urban radio listeners). See here: http://www.arbitron.com/downloads/Radio_To...013_execsum.pdf Not sure if it'd be the same in the UK though. But here it says Radio 1's target audience is 15-29 year-olds, whilst Radio 1Xtra's is 15-24 year-olds: http://www.bbc.co.uk/commissioning/radio/w...radio-one.shtml However, I would imagine Radio 1Xtra's audience is older than it's supposed to be (like Radio 1's and Capital's). This post has been edited by Eric_Blob: 19th November 2014, 01:42 PM |
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19th November 2014, 01:56 PM
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I'd have thought that rhythmic would have an older demographic than urban radio, just because rhythmic could by definition extend to dance and pop music. While urban radio is unlikely to appeal to any listeners over 30
Wonder if the definition of Capital Xtra has changed since it replace Choice. Choice was purely urban and you'd never hear Calvin Harris/Avicii on there while on Capital Xtra you do. I imagine it has the same classification as Kiss. |
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19th November 2014, 02:18 PM
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QUOTE(ML Hammer95 @ Nov 19 2014, 12:54 PM) Whenever I hear Kiss they're playing songs like Shake It Off, All About That Bass and Roar, hardly urban music I have always said that Kiss was a rhythmic station, and I'm actually surprised that in America it gets the youngest audience (I'm 19 but for as long as I have been following American radio charts I would definitely seek out the rhythmic stations). Those songs respectively reached #17 (Taylor's highest but Blank Space might take that crown), #8 and #6 on America's rhythmic chart. Katy frequently crosses over and has notched two #1s on the format (albeit in the form of the bouncey, "stomp-stomp-clap" songs of Dark Horse and E.T.) Also, it's very interesting to see Country radio having nearly three times as many stations as Top 40 CHR stations despite having around half the audience (based on the #1 song each week). |
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19th November 2014, 04:49 PM
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QUOTE(Mango @ Nov 19 2014, 09:47 AM) I'm sure they're officially credited on the album version. Not as a featured artist. They are credited for 'additional vocals'. |
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19th November 2014, 04:54 PM
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QUOTE(Mango @ Nov 19 2014, 10:19 AM) Do you know exactly which period this chart covers? Is it the week ending 17/11, so Sunday to Sunday? Yep, same as the Radiomonitor overall airplay chart's tracking period. 12:00 AM Sunday to 11:59 PM Saturday. |
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