Misha B's new single is pretty much a non-event though so no wonder it's struggling to go top 40. At least 'Home Run' was really catchy and had the hype because it was her debut and 'Do You Think Of Me' was such a step up it was always going to do okay. But HTE is really poor melodically and vocally. She really needs to find another DYTOM or better if she wants to see her album do well.

 

Here's to everything is easily her best single.

Here's to everything is easily her best single.

 

I would say it's her worse. "Home Run", although I didn't like it much, was interesting. "Do You Think Of Me" was really nice. But "Here's to Everything (Ooh La La)" is her most generic single and rather dull. It lacks spark for me. I think Misha should be releasing more urban material like "Home Run" rather than going down the pop route. I don't think it suits her well.

What's with Iris suddenly leaping up the charts?? Not that I'm complaining...it's an amazing song and deserves its sales. Hopefully, it can reach the million mark some time soon :)

What's with Iris suddenly leaping up the charts?? Not that I'm complaining...it's an amazing song and deserves its sales. Hopefully, it can reach the million mark some time soon :)

 

BNGT

82. Party Over - Amelia Lily

 

lol, Job Seekers Allowance is one step closer for Amelia Lily

Here's to everything is easily her best single.

 

Yup

82. Party Over - Amelia Lily

 

lol, Job Seekers Allowance is one step closer for Amelia Lily

 

Damn it, Amelia deserves so much more!

 

 

I think Misha B's current single maybe has difficulty standing out from the crowd. Her other two singles were more unique, there wasn't much else like them at the time.

I think Misha B's current single maybe has difficulty standing out from the crowd. Her other two singles were more unique, there wasn't much else like them at the time.

"Home Run" and "Do You Think Of Me" were priced at 59p on release.

 

"Here's To Everything" is 99p.

 

 

 

"Home Run" and "Do You Think Of Me" were priced at 59p on release.

 

"Here's To Everything" is 99p.

 

Here's To Everything is very generic compared to the other two. Even people who like the song have been able to admit that. It sounds like something anybody could've released, so it's not a good single choice imo.

Why would they? They would lose money by discounting it...

 

but more people would buy the song and if it would eventually hit the top 10 it'd also get more exposure idk, seems like it's better to have more people buying it than watch the fall ;x

 

Edited April 29, 201312 yr by jmmc

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We can all joke about Amelia's 3rd single flopping, but the sad thing is that it will probably perform better than Misha's 3rd single. :( I'm a fan of both artists though, but 'Here's To Everything' is a lot better than 'Party Over'.

I've never really liked Misha B, didn't like her on the xFactor and haven't been a fan majorly of Home Run & Do You Think Of Me. I think Here's to Everything is easily her best single which makes it most displeasing that it's bombing horrifically. I hope Misha has live promotion throughout the week and decides to reduce the single to 59p, I doubt Radio1 will support her next single due to this which is quite sad.

 

Amelia on the other hand is declining with each single release, I don't think she'll be able to top You Bring Me Joy (Sales/Chart peaking/Airplay)

 

25. The Saturdays Feat Sean Paul - What About Us

38. Carly Rae Jepsen - Tonight I'm Getting Over You

46. Rudimental - Feel The Love (This could get a re-entry to the top 40 once the album version starts to climb up)

52. Misha B - Here's To Everything

84. Amelia Lily - Party Over

90. Imagine Dragons - It's Time (Gutted, how much this has flopped)

119. French Montana Feat Nicki Minaj - Freaks

 

390. Demi Lovato - Heart Attack (This is doing very well on Single pre-orders, it's being released the same week as Stooshe, I think this should easily go top 10 now)

1106. Stooshe - Slip (This is really going to flop bad, final nail in their coffin?)

1227. Amelia Lily - Shut Up (Give Me Whatever You Got)

1443. Olly Murs - Dear Darlin & #1203

1448. Loreen - Euphoria

1376. Titch - Dumb

What's with Iris suddenly leaping up the charts?? Not that I'm complaining...it's an amazing song and deserves its sales. Hopefully, it can reach the million mark some time soon :)

 

It's still a very long way short of that : I had it on ~644k at the end of 2012 - and before you ask, it hasn't charted enough in 2013 for me to track it, so please don't ask the question. If we're lucky, MW will provide a sales update today, though...

Morning update: http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?s...t&p=4306817

 

59p songs in the top 100:

 

36 Journey - Don't Stop Believin'

41 The Script - If You Could See Me Now

42 Jay-Z - 99 Problems

45 T.I. feat. Justin Timberlake - Dead And Gone

52 Blu Cantrell feat. Sean Paul - Breathe

56 Bomfunk MC's - Feestyler

59 My Chemical Romance - Teenagers

62 Wyclef Jean - Perfect Gentleman

65 Daft Punk - Around The World

66 Dr. Dre - Forgot About Dre

69 Ed Sheeran - Lego House

72 Keane - Everybody's Changing

74 Jordin Sparks Duet With Chris Brown - No Air

76 Pendulum - Propane Nightmares

81 Amelia Lily - Party Over

85 Ashanti - Foolish

87 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dani California

88 Nelly - Just A Dream

94 Jessie J feat. B.o.B - Price Tag

95 Plan B - Prayin'

98 Guns N' Roses - Knockin' On Heaven's Door

99 Boyz II Men - I'll Make Love To You

Party Over is at least looking to get a 2nd week in the top 200.

Daft Punk STILL have a little over 2x Rudimental :o Looks like they could easily have another week of 100k+ sales (Rudimental staying over 60k or so would be good, hopefully higher since their album is out this week - #1 and #3 on the albums chart!)

Edited April 29, 201312 yr by Braydeux

Party Over is at least looking to get a 2nd week in the top 200.

 

Maybe top 100.

 

I'm shocked by Misha B though, massive OUCH.

Maybe top 100.

 

To be honest, it's done better than Lethal Bizzle's current single at least (although I'm not worried for him, he doesn't need chart hits to keep his career going).