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 Jun 20 2020, 12:39 PM
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QUOTE Jessie Ware's Official Top 10 biggest songs
20 June 2020 | By Rob Copsey Jessie Ware's latest album - a collection of plush, late-night disco titled What's Your Pleasure? (out June 26) - is further proof that the London singer-songwriter has the sophisti-pop game on lock. Now four albums deep into her career, we're revealing her ten biggest tracks, based on UK sales and streams using Official Charts Company data. Here's a closer look at the Top 5. 5. If You're Never Gonna Move Released: 2013 Originally titled 110%, the song's name was changed due to a dispute over the sample of Big Pun's Dream Shatterer used (and since removed) in the track. It's beauty is in its simplicity as soothing, dreamy synth-pop. 4. Running Released: 2012 Jessie's debut single, as with most of her debut album Devotion, is smooth and sultry soul-pop that immediately set up comparisons between Jessie and Sade. A Julio Bashmore production, the drum loop in the chorus is based on Prince's The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker. 3. Alone Released: 2017 On her third album Glasshouse, Jessie made a bid for mainstream, teaming up with established songwriters and opting for sweeping ballads over left-leaning dance. Alone is among the best on the record, a song about romance that manages to swerve being corny. It's her second most-streamed track in the UK, with 17.3 million plays. 2. Wildest Moments Released: 2012 Jessie carefully balances love, doubt, regret and hope on Devotion single Wildest Moments. Bolstered by thunderous production by The Invisible's Dave Okumu, this was arguably the song that made the general public sit up and take notice of Jessie. 1. Say You Love Me Released: 2014 Proving once again that anything Ed Sheeran touches turns into a hit, Say You Love Me currently stands as Jessie's highest-charting song, peaking at Number 22. It'd be unfair to attribute its success solely to Ed: Jessie delivers possibly her best vocal ever here, seemingly powerful enough to soften its guitar-twanging Sheeran-isms. With 453,000 chart sales, including 35 million streams, it ranks as Jessie's biggest song. Jessie Ware's Official Top 10 biggest songs POS TITLE ARTIST 1 SAY YOU LOVE ME JESSIE WARE 453,000 2 WILDEST MOMENTS JESSIE WARE 3 ALONE JESSIE WARE 4 RUNNING JESSIE WARE 5 IF YOU'RE NEVER GONNA MOVE JESSIE WARE 6 TOUGH LOVE JESSIE WARE 7 CHAMPAGNE KISSES JESSIE WARE 8 WISH ME WELL MIST FT JESSIE WARE 9 MIDNIGHT JESSIE WARE 10 MEET ME IN THE MIDDLE JESSIE WARE ©2020 Official Charts Company. All rights reserved. |
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Jun 20 2020, 12:42 PM
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Great to see Alone so high, possibly the best from Glasshouse! Also, the incredible Champagne Kisses
 Disappointed that none of this era’s singles have snuck into the Top 10 though 
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Jun 20 2020, 12:44 PM
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That Top 10 list is all over the place. MIST FEAT. JESSIE WARE??
The top three are beautiful though and understandably at the top. |
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Jun 20 2020, 12:44 PM
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Her best two are her biggest sellers
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Jun 20 2020, 01:46 PM
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Whats Your Pleasure is bound to be one of the best albums of the century judging from the 5 songs that have been released so far... My favorites are Mirage(don’t stop), Spotlight, Adore u & Save a kiss...
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Jun 20 2020, 08:20 PM
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She should have scores of Top 40 hits behind her.
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Jun 20 2020, 08:24 PM
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electric butterflies
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Jessie deserves to be a huge star. I don't understand why she isn't.
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Jun 20 2020, 08:34 PM
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Didn't think she was big enough to warrant one of these OCC articles. I agree she's under rated though. Amazing top 2 but I wish Champagne Kisses was a bit higher up the list
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Jun 20 2020, 09:37 PM
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QUOTE 1. Say You Love Me Released: 2014 Proving once again that anything Ed Sheeran touches turns into a hit ohhh that's why I think it's one of her worst songs to date..... there are planty fantastic tunes that miss this list, like Save a Kiss, Your Domino, Night Light, Love to Love, Imagine It Was Us and so on and on.... she's one of the most underrated UK acts of recent times |
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Jun 20 2020, 09:48 PM
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a total example of sales =/= quality! all good songs but really, she has so much good in her back catalogue. would be interesting to see how her best selling albums stack up!
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Jun 20 2020, 09:50 PM
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QUOTE(Vera Glynne @ Jun 20 2020, 11:48 PM)  a total example of sales =/= quality! all good songs but really, she has so much good in her back catalogue. would be interesting to see how her best selling albums stack up! from last Music Week article: https://www.musicweek.com/talent/rea...-career/080128 Her Mercury-nominated Top 5 debut Devotion (132,618 sales, OCC) came out in 2012, and was followed by two more Top 10 albums – Tough Love in 2014 (93,718 sales) and 2017’s Glasshouse (43,412). |
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Jun 20 2020, 09:53 PM
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QUOTE(jszmiles @ Jun 20 2020, 10:50 PM) from last Music Week article: https://www.musicweek.com/talent/rea...-career/080128 Her Mercury-nominated Top 5 debut Devotion (132,618 sales, OCC) came out in 2012, and was followed by two more Top 10 albums – Tough Love in 2014 (93,718 sales) and 2017’s Glasshouse (43,412). thank you babay! i would've expected all of her albums to have sold more than that tbh
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Jun 21 2020, 01:33 AM
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Can't wait for the new album, might have to listen to the old ones this week after this trip down memory lane.
Saw her play a small venue in Belfast before around the Champayne Kisses era and she was unreal! |
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Jun 25 2020, 10:02 PM
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I genuinely think she is the best vocalist of our time, it's a crime how she's never been bigger than she is.
'Say You Love Me' definitely isn't her best song by any stretch, but I get why it's the biggest. |
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