Posted April 22, 201313 yr Single & Album Summary Daft Punk are looking to overhaul Rudimental this week at the top of the singles chart. There is lack of potential new releases/climbers this week, Carly Rae Jepsen, Amelia Lily, Loveable Rogues and Nicky Romero & Nervo are hoping to chart inside the top 40 this week.. Michael Buble will probably retain the #1 album for a second week, new album releases from Frank Turner, will.i.am, Phoenix, Snoop Lion and Josh Kumra. ======================================================= Please note new changes to the Sunday Chart Predictions thread topic: You can still post your own predictions for the week to generate chat to the topic. There will be no mids from MW for Tuesday, if there is any chart info, please provide a source, so the info can be checked out first, we just have to be careful what to post on here on a Tuesday. Use Twitter and search for midweeks to find any mid info. On Wednesday Radio 1 Chart Top 40 mid update will be posted with links to Radio 1 and any other chart info from MW and OCC from 4pm On Thursdays there will be no mids from MW but any chart info that is found please provide a source. On Friday an update from MW from 11am onwards. To keep everyone in the loop of all chart action please refer to the iTunes thread topic.
April 22, 201313 yr Author Midweek Charts: Daft Punk set for first No 1 by Paul Willams Daft Punk are heading for their first UK chart-topping single with Get Lucky having this week already sold 60,000 copies. After debuting at 3 on last Sunday's chart after just two days on sale, the track has now opened up a lead of nearly 30,000 sales on its way to No 1, according to the Official Charts Company. Their current chart peak is 2, achieved by One More Time back in 2000. Get Lucky is Daft Punk's first single on Columbia since parting ways with Virgin and features contributions from both Pharrell Williams and Chic co-founder Nile Rodgers. It has already broken Spotify streaming records and helps their 2001 Virgin studio set Discovery rally 66-27 on the album midweeks. The group's fellow Frenchmen Phoenix are also set for a new chart high in the UK this Sunday with their new album Bankrupt - and first through Atlantic - currently showing up as a new entry at 7 in the midweeks. They have only previously charted one album, 2009's Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, which reached No 54. Two other brand new albums are also occupying Top 10 positions and both come from Polydor - Frank Turner's Tape Deck Heart and will.i.am's Willpower. However, it is Turner with his first release through Universal (via his long-time label Xtra Mile) who is winning this internal sales battle, with the album having shifted around 14,500 copies by the end of business on Tuesday compared to will.i.am's Willpower attracting about 8,700 takers. Turner is placed at 2 in the midweeks and will.i.am at 3 as Michael Buble looks set to secure a second week at No 1 with the Reprise/Warner Bros release To Be Loved. Tape Deck Heart should comfortably become Turner's highest-peaking album yet in the UK, beating the No 12 placing of his last release England Keep My Bones. Willpower will also deliver a new solo album peak for will.i.am who outside of the Black Eyed Peas has only charted once before - with Songs About Girls in 2007. Despite housing the big hit Heartbreaker, it managed to climb no higher than 68. Virgin's Emeli Sande is firmly holding onto her Top 10 ranking with Our Version Of Events falling 3-4, while two RCA albums immediately below it also drop a place. Pink's The Truth About Love is down to 5 and Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience slips to 6. Def Jam/Virgin EMI act Fall Out Boy sink 2-8 with Save Rock And Roll as Virgin's Bastille ease 8-9 with Bad Blood and Bruno Mars' Atlantic album Unorthodox Jukebox drops 7-10. Outside the Top 10 brand new albums challenging for places in the Top 40 this Sunday include new titles from Zodiac Swan's Rob Zombie, Snoop Dogg under his new Snoop Lion alias via RCA and rock veterans Whitesnake on the Frontiers label. Britain's Got Talent finalists Loveable Rogues are the only brand new arrivals to the Top 10 singles midweeks at this stage of the week with the Syco-issued What A Night new at 5. However, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis have worked their way into the Top 10 with Can't Hold Us featuring Dalton and on the Macklemore label climbing 12-7 with weekly sales up 135%. Daft Punk's surge means Asylum/Atlantic act Rudimental drop 1-2 with Waiting All Night featuring Ella Eyre, while will.i.am's Interscope/Polydor single Thatpower featuring Justin Bieber falls 2-3. Columbia act Calvin Harris improves 7-4 with I Need Your Love featuring Ellie Goulding and Ministry of Sound's former No 1 Need U (100 Percent) by Duke Dumont featuring A*M*E is down 4-6. Pink's RCA single Just Give Me A Reason with Nate Ruess drops 5-8 at this point in the week and the Republic/Island-issued Hey Porsche by Nelly drops 6-9, while Pitbull's Feel This Moment single with Christina Aguilera through RCA declines 8-10. Big sales gainers outside the Top 10 include Nettwerk act Passenger whose Let Her Go is up 44-24 with weekly sales increasing 372%, while brand new to the Top 40 are Xenomania/RCA act Amelia Lily with Party Over and the Positiva/Virgin pairing of Nicky Romero and Nervo with Like Home. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday Update Top 40 Only Source: Radio 1/OCC Top 40 Singles 1 Daft Punk (60k) 2 Rudimental/Ella Eyre (32k) 3 Will I Am/Justin Bieber 4 Calvin Harris/Ellie Goulding 5 Loveable Rogues 6-10 7 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis 11-20 12 Imagine Dragons 16 Iggy Azalea 18 Little Mix 20 Lumineers 21-30 23 The 1975 24 Passenger 25 AlunaGeorge 30 Will I Am/Britney Spears 31-40 32 Amelia Lily 36 Nicky Romero & Nervo 37 Carly Rae Jepsen http://www.officialcharts.com/chart-news/d...get-lucky-2181/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/update/singles/print =================================================== Top 40 Albums 1 Michael Buble (26k) 2 Frank Turner (14.5k) 3 Will I Am (8.7k) 4 Emeli Sande 5 Pink 6-10 7 Phoenix 11-20 11 Calvin Harris 14 Stereophonics 16 The Script 21-30 21 Ellie Goulding 22 Rob Zombie 26 Snoop Lion 27 Daft Punk {Discovery} 31-40 33 Whitesnake 34 Hurts 39 Passenger http://www.officialcharts.com/chart-news/w...ums-battle-2180 http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/update/albums/print
April 22, 201313 yr Author Midweek Charts update: Daft Punk heading for 2013's highest sales by Paul Willams Daft Punk's Get Lucky is set to accumulate the highest weekly sales of the year having already shifted more than 100,000 copies already this week. The French act's first ever release for Columbia had sold 101,853 copies by the end of business on Thursday, according to the Official Charts Company, easily putting it on target to beat the current best sales tally of 114,259 units when the full week chart is published on Sunday. That was set in March by Polydor act The Saturdays' What About Us with Sean Paul. Get Lucky, which debuted on last Sunday's chart at No 3 having only being released on the Friday, has also achieved the highest weekly sales to date for Daft Punk. Their previous best weekly tally was 58,834 for One More Time in 2000. Daft Punk, whose single features contributions from Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers, are joined in the latest midweek singles top five by Asylum/Atlantic act Rudimental whose Waiting All Night featuring Ella Eyre drops to 2 having debuted at 1 las Sunday. The Intercsope/Polydor single Thatpower by will.i.am featuring Justin Bieber also falls a place, down 2-3, while Columbia act Calvin Harris is up 7-4 with I Need Your Love featuring Ellie Goulding and the Macklemore label-issued Can't Hold Us by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Ray Dalton is up 12-5 with weely sales increasing 114%. Michael Buble will spend a second week leading the artist albums chart with Reprise/Warner Bros set To Be Loved, while Frank Turner's first album through Polydor is providing its biggest competition. Tape Deck Heart, which is on Turner's long-time label Xtra Mile via the Universal division, is new at 2 in the midweeks, outselling will.i.am's brand new Interscope/Polydor album Willpower, which is at No 3. Virgin act Emeli Sande drops 3-4 with Our Version Of Events and Pink's RCA album The Truth About Love is down 4-5. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Friday Update Top 40 Only Source: Music Week/OCC Top 40 Singles 1 Daft Punk (102k) 2 Rudimental/Ella Eyre 3 Will I Am/Justin Bieber 4 Calvin Harris/Ellie Goulding 5 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis 6-10 8 Loveable Rogues 11-20 12 Imagine Dragons 13 Passenger 16 Iggy Azalea 17 Little Mix 21-30 21 AlunaGeorge 25 The 1975 31-40 31 Will I Am/Britney Spears 32 Nicky Romero & Nervo 34 David Guetta/Ne-Yo/Akon 36 Carly Rae Jepsen 37 Amelia Lily =================================================== Top 40 Albums 1 Michael Buble 2 Frank Turner 3 Will I Am 4 Emeli Sande 5 Pink 6-10 10 Calvin Harris 11-20 11 Phoenix 12 Stereophonics 18 Ben Howard 19 The Script 21-30 21 Ellie Goulding 22 Daft Punk {Discovery} 26 Passenger 30 Rob Zombie 31-40 31 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis 32 Snoop Lion 39 Hurts 40 David Bowie {Best of}
April 23, 201313 yr Author https://twitter.com/laurasykes_1D kingsland ☺ @laurasykes_1D 9m @LoveableRogues Well done on getting Number 4 in the midweeks babieeesss! ==== I'm taking that with a pinch of salt. :blink:
April 23, 201313 yr Author How is that not true? Why would that person lie? a/ Not aware of a physical format b/ Its not exactly flying on iTunes but it must be selling on other download sites.
April 23, 201313 yr Enjoy your brussel sprouts, Mikey... Daft Punk looking like an easy number 1 now, insane how quick this has happened and this will actually be their first number 1! :o I reckon their album will be doing the very same in a few weeks.
April 23, 201313 yr b/ Its not exactly flying on iTunes but it must be selling on other download sites. If that's the case, then why don't you accept it... Anyway, I also hope that Daft Punk keep their #1 this week.
April 23, 201313 yr If that's the case, then why don't you accept it... Anyway, I also hope that Daft Punk keep their #1 this week. That's because it's doing no better on the other stores
April 23, 201313 yr The new releases always show up higher in the Tuesday mids, it'll be the combined sales of the EP, single track, pre-orders etc... Amazed that we're going to get yet another dance #1, 2013 is shaping up to be the biggest year for dance music commercially since the late 90s or 2000!
April 23, 201313 yr But it was doing well on EP sales and sales outside of the Top 3 aren't that strong so that sounds alright to me.
April 23, 201313 yr The Loveable Rogues could very well be no4 in the mids. The download is no10 and the ep sales would make the difference - there isnt too much difference in the pop up bars between 12-4 in the itunes chart!
April 23, 201313 yr Author https://twitter.com/search?q=iamfabish&src=typd Mark Fabish @iamfabish Of course Daft Punk are at No.1 in the midweeks Whoop Whoop! Impressive numbers for the Loveable Rogues at No.4 === OK, that clarifies it I was a bit dubious at first, looks like I'll be eating Brussel Sprouts for a week :puke: On the bright side Daft Punk #1 :dance:
April 23, 201313 yr I knew this would be top 10, Mikey. Would you like ketchup with that? I think it'll be top 10. :puke: at What A Night being as high as #4 though, haven't heard the whole thing but when I previewed it, it was so awful I had to turn it off! Daft Punk's lucky week :dance:
April 23, 201313 yr OK, that clarifies it I was a bit dubious at first, looks like I'll be eating Brussel Sprouts for a week :puke: Oh dear, maybe you should listen to me next time. :( :D
April 24, 201313 yr Midweek Charts: Daft Punk set for first No 1 by Paul Willams Daft Punk are heading for their first UK chart-topping single with Get Lucky having this week already sold 60,000 copies. After debuting at 3 on last Sunday's chart after just two days on sale, the track has now opened up a lead of nearly 30,000 sales on its way to No 1, according to the Official Charts Company. Their current chart peak is 2, achieved by One More Time back in 2000. Get Lucky is Daft Punk's first single on Columbia since parting ways with Virgin and features contributions from both Pharrell Williams and Chic co-founder Nile Rodgers. It has already broken Spotify streaming records and helps their 2001 Virgin studio set Discovery rally 66-27 on the album midweeks. The group's fellow Frenchmen Phoenix are also set for a new chart high in the UK this Sunday with their new album Bankrupt - and first through Atlantic - currently showing up as a new entry at 7 in the midweeks. They have only previously charted one album, 2009's Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, which reached No 54. Two other brand new albums are also occupying Top 10 positions and both come from Polydor - Frank Turner's Tape Deck Heart and will.i.am's Willpower. However, it is Turner with his first release through Universal (via his long-time label Xtra Mile) who is winning this internal sales battle, with the album having shifted around 14,500 copies by the end of business on Tuesday compared to will.i.am's Willpower attracting about 8,700 takers. Turner is placed at 2 in the midweeks and will.i.am at 3 as Michael Buble looks set to secure a second week at No 1 with the Reprise/Warner Bros release To Be Loved. Tape Deck Heart should comfortably become Turner's highest-peaking album yet in the UK, beating the No 12 placing of his last release England Keep My Bones. Willpower will also deliver a new solo album peak for will.i.am who outside of the Black Eyed Peas has only charted once before - with Songs About Girls in 2007. Despite housing the big hit Heartbreaker, it managed to climb no higher than 68. Virgin's Emeli Sande is firmly holding onto her Top 10 ranking with Our Version Of Events falling 3-4, while two RCA albums immediately below it also drop a place. Pink's The Truth About Love is down to 5 and Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience slips to 6. Def Jam/Virgin EMI act Fall Out Boy sink 2-8 with Save Rock And Roll as Virgin's Bastille ease 8-9 with Bad Blood and Bruno Mars' Atlantic album Unorthodox Jukebox drops 7-10. Outside the Top 10 brand new albums challenging for places in the Top 40 this Sunday include new titles from Zodiac Swan's Rob Zombie, Snoop Dogg under his new Snoop Lion alias via RCA and rock veterans Whitesnake on the Frontiers label. Britain's Got Talent finalists Loveable Rogues are the only brand new arrivals to the Top 10 singles midweeks at this stage of the week with the Syco-issued What A Night new at 5. However, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis have worked their way into the Top 10 with Can't Hold Us featuring Dalton and on the Macklemore label climbing 12-7 with weekly sales up 135%. Daft Punk's surge means Asylum/Atlantic act Rudimental drop 1-2 with Waiting All Night featuring Ella Eyre, while will.i.am's Interscope/Polydor single Thatpower featuring Justin Bieber falls 2-3. Columbia act Calvin Harris improves 7-4 with I Need Your Love featuring Ellie Goulding and Ministry of Sound's former No 1 Need U (100 Percent) by Duke Dumont featuring A*M*E is down 4-6. Pink's RCA single Just Give Me A Reason with Nate Ruess drops 5-8 at this point in the week and the Republic/Island-issued Hey Porsche by Nelly drops 6-9, while Pitbull's Feel This Moment single with Christina Aguilera through RCA declines 8-10. Big sales gainers outside the Top 10 include Nettwerk act Passenger whose Let Her Go is up 44-24 with weekly sales increasing 372%, while brand new to the Top 40 are Xenomania/RCA act Amelia Lily with Party Over and the Positiva/Virgin pairing of Nicky Romero and Nervo with Like Home. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday Update Top 40 Only Source: Radio 1/OCC Top 40 Singles 1 Daft Punk (60k) 2 Rudimental/Ella Eyre (32k) 3 Will I Am/Justin Bieber 4 Calvin Harris/Ellie Goulding 5 Loveable Rogues 6-10 7 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis 11-20 12 Imagine Dragons 16 Iggy Azalea 18 Little Mix 20 Lumineers 21-30 23 The 1975 24 Passenger 25 AlunaGeorge 30 Will I Am/Britney Spears 31-40 32 Amelia Lily 36 Nicky Romero & Nervo 37 Carly Rae Jepsen http://www.officialcharts.com/chart-news/d...get-lucky-2181/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/update/singles/print =================================================== Top 40 Albums 1 Michael Buble (26k) 2 Frank Turner (14.5k) 3 Will I Am (8.7k) 4 Emeli Sande 5 Pink 6-10 7 Phoenix 11-20 11 Calvin Harris 14 Stereophonics 16 The Script 21-30 21 Ellie Goulding 22 Rob Zombie 26 Snoop Lion 27 Daft Punk {Discovery} 31-40 31 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis 33 Whitesnake 34 Hurts 39 Passenger http://www.officialcharts.com/chart-news/w...ums-battle-2180 http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/update/albums/print Edited April 26, 201313 yr by ManicKangaroo
April 24, 201313 yr With that lead, Daft Punk should be safe even with the price increase on iTunes surely? Actually, with 60k already, they could well be on for the biggest sales for a #1 this year. Good to see 'Radioactive' still so close to the Top 10, although I'm a little disappointed it's not really translating into album sales. Edited April 24, 201313 yr by Danny
April 24, 201313 yr Fantastic to see Carly and Nicky Romero & NERVO in the top 40, hopefully Amelia can stay in the top 40 too!
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