Cher Lloyd: With Ur Love (ft. Mike Posner) followed by Superhero followed by Grow Up (ft. Busta Rhymes)

 

Alexandra Burke: Bad Boys (ft. Flo Rida) followed by All Night Long (Pitbull Remix) followed by The Silence

 

The Saturdays: Higher (ft. Flo Rida) followed by Ego followed by All Fired Up

 

The Wanted: Lightning (maybe with a rapper tagged on) followed by Glad You Came followed by All Time Low

 

Professor Green: Read All About It (ft. Emeli Sande) followed by Just Be Good To Green (ft. Lily Allen) followed by I Need You Tonight (ft. Ed Drewett)

 

Pixie Lott (proper launch): What Do You Take Me For (ft. Pusha T) followed by Turn It Up followed by Mama Do

 

Ed Sheeran: You Need Me, I Don't Need You followed by The A Team followed by Lego House

 

Calvin Harris: Bounce (ft. Kelis) followed by two new songs which would be collaborations with big US artists (maybe Lady Gaga? Another Rihanna track?)

 

I actually wouldn't be surprised if Ed had at least a minor US hit in the next year tbqh.

I think 'I'm Not Alone' is the only one of Calvin's existing songs that has a chance in hell of doing well in the USA. Kelis isn't really a big artist in the USA. The best thing for him to do though would be to launch himself with a new song featuring another big US vocalist (preferably giving it to the UK first/at the same time instead of ditching us for the US :lol:)

 

You Need Me, I Don't Need You would be the worst choice for Ed in the USA. He needs to market himself there as a folk-y act - The A Team and Lego House I could envision being US hits. Maybe he could release YNM,IDNY after establishing himself there.

Edited October 28, 201113 yr by Bré

If Alexandra Burke wanted to launch herself in the US with some of her existing songs, I would imagine that All Night Long would be a MUCH better lead single than Bad Boys tbh. I think the vast majority of people think All Night Long is a better song, and Pitbull is much more popular thna Flo Rida at the moment.

 

Glad You Came by The Wanted is getting airplay in the US apparently! :o

Maverick Sabre can't even crack the UK so I doubt that.

 

He's only released one song in the UK so far.

 

Ed Sheeran has absolutely no chance in the US. The only way he'd crack the market is if one of his songs was used in a TV show/advertisement. I don't think the audience would take to his music at all.

JLS floped for several times in us. they launched nearly every UK singles there but, they only got only little interest

Glad You Came by The Wanted is getting airplay in the US apparently! :o

I read it was being added to mainstream pop radio a while ago, I imagine would have/will come into impact :o

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I read it was being added to mainstream pop radio a while ago, I imagine would have/will come into impact :o

 

Apparently so! :o From Nick F1's update:

 

BLINK 182 - After Midnight= 2.190 (+0.031)

TIMBALAND -Pass At Me f/Pitbull= 2.000 (+0.109)

AVRIL LAVIGNE - Wish You Were Here = 1.645 (+0.212)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS-Monarchy Of Roses= 1.399 (+0.239)

FOSTER THE PEOPLE -Don't Stop (Color On The Walls)= 1.188 (+0.072)

WANTED -Glad You Came= 1.002 (+0.224)

SARA BAREILLES -Gonna Get Over You= 0.997 (+0.017)

JOE JONAS -Just In Love= 0.942 (+0.048)

FAT JOE -Another Round f/Chris Brown= 0.846 (+0.388)

COLDPLAY -Princess Of China= 0.805 (+0.363)

Edited October 28, 201113 yr by Eric_Blob

JLS floped for several times in us. they launched nearly every UK singles there but, they only got only little interest

 

but they haven't properly released any single so far.... they only sent 'Everybody in love' to US radio with zero promotion....

they have the potential if promoted properly...