October 13, 201312 yr Probably stayed in the Top40 thanks to this being used on the Hollyoaks later advert.
October 13, 201312 yr 17 weeks in the chart is pretty impressive for a band like the Arctics! Would've preferred Why'd You Only having this success but I like Do I Wanna Know too.
October 13, 201312 yr 39 (from 35) DJ Fresh vs. Diplo Feat. Dominique Young Unique - Earthquake [D] http://a5.mzstatic.com/us/r1000/049/Music4/v4/a9/5a/da/a95adaa5-b1d3-7d20-f7f4-656b770bff55/5051823095440.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 4-8-10-11-17-24-35-39 [8 wks] Release date: 18-08-2013 Format: download only single Label: Ministry of Sound Recordings Limited Sales: 100k+ Video here: UJ30WRNXBZ8 Download Track Listing 1 Earthquake (feat. Dominique Young Unique) [Edit] 2 Earthquake (feat. Dominique Young Unique) [TC Remix] 3 Earthquake (feat. Dominique Young Unique) [Vato Gonzalez & Jaguar Skills Remix] 4 Earthquake (feat. Dominique Young Unique) [Delta Heavy Remix] 5 Earthquake (feat. Dominique Young Unique) [Astronomar Remix] 6 Earthquake (feat. Dominique Young Unique) [The Golden Boy Remix] 7 Earthquake (feat. Dominique Young Unique) [WestFunk & Steve Smart Club Mix] Biography Born in 1977, Dan Stein, aka DJ Fresh, is one of the most influential figures on the U.K. drum'n'bass scene. Influenced by tapes brought back from illegal raves by older friends, he bought his first turntables in his teens, and while at university, started playing late-night sets on local pirate radio stations. In 1999, as part of the drum'n'bass collective Bad Company, he founded record label BC Recordings and the scene's most popular website, Dogs on Acid. After leaving to pursue a solo career, he remixed tracks for Pet Shop Boys, DJ Shadow, and Apollo 440, and founded the Breakbeat Punk label, which later merged with Adam F's Kaos Recordings to become Breakbeat Kaos. In 2006, he released his debut album, Escape from Planet Monday, and four years later, follow-up Kryptonite produced his first hit single, "Gold Dust," which reached number 24. Building on the commercial success that Kryptonite brought, DJ Fresh released the single Louder, the track - used in a Lucozade advertising campaign - became the first dubstep single to reach the top of the UK singles chart. 2012 saw the release of Fresh’s third studio album, Nextlevelism, which featured collaborations with Rita Ora, Dizzee Rascal and Juliette Lewis. ~ Jon O'Brien, Rovi / iTunes Chart history (Year peak title): DJ Fresh 2003 58 Signal/Big Love (Fresh BC) 2003 60 Dalicks/Temple Of Doom 2004 73 Submarines -1- 2004 74 Colossus/Hooded (Fresh BC) 2004 68 When The Sun Goes Down (DJ Fresh Feat. Adam F) 2004 60 Capture The Flag (Fresh) 2005 59 Supernature (Baron And Fresh) 2005 60 Tarantula/Fasten Your Seatbelt (Pendulum And Fresh Featuring Spyda) 2010 24 Gold Dust -1- 2011 01 Louder (DJ Fresh Feat. Sian Evans) -1- 2012 01 Hot Right Now (DJ Fresh Feat. Rita Ora) -2- 2012 06 The Power (DJ Fresh Feat. Dizzee Rascal) -3- 2012 13 The Feeling (DJ Fresh feat. RaVaughn) -4- 2012 22 Gold Dust (Shy FX Re-Edit) -5- 2013 04 Earthquake (DJ Fresh vs. Diplo Feat. Dominique Young Unique) -1- Diplo 2011 13 C'mon (Catch 'Em By Surprise) (Tiesto vs. Diplo Feat. Busta Rhymes) 2013 04 Earthquake (DJ Fresh vs. Diplo Feat. Dominique Young Unique) Dominique Young Unique 2013 04 Earthquake (DJ Fresh vs. Diplo Feat. Dominique Young Unique)
October 13, 201312 yr 10- SAY CHEESE (SMILE PLEASE)- Fast Food Rockers (9,000)* 9k for the top ten! I have this on single but only because it was 1p at Asda :P Soon to be followed by Jahmene's album -x- Earthquake :puke2:
October 13, 201312 yr Afternoon! Only a flying visit this afternoon as I'm off out to see Bastille tonight, but going for a few drinkies first. :) Good to see Arctic Monkeys just staying in the Top 40 this week :)
October 13, 201312 yr 38 (from 14) Jason Mraz - I Won't Give Up [D] http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41jBRjbG37L._AA115_.jpg Chart Run 2012: 16-15-15-17-16-13-16-18-22-23-30-38-48-46-52-52-55-58-69-54-58-68-xx(6 wks)-23-11-24-41-58-67-20-42-70 [32 wks] Chart Run: 55-xx(16 wks)-59-xx(7 wks)-14-38 [4 wks] Release date: 11-03-2012 Format: download only single Label: Atlantic Records Sales: 400k+ Video here: O1-4u9W-bns Biography Jason Mraz hails from Mechanicsville, Virginia, where the singer/songwriter grew up amidst the sounds of the Dave Matthews Band and local roots musicians the Agents of Good Roots. However, it was Mraz's interest and participation in musical theater that served as his first introduction to music. Following high school, he moved to New York to attend the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, but dropped out a year later when he took up the guitar and began to focus on songwriting. Nonetheless, Mraz's training as a vocalist would later show itself on his debut album, which was marked by the pure clarity and range of his tenor range. After busking around New York, Mraz eventually returned to Virginia; in 1999, however, he made his way out West and settled in San Diego, California, having been drawn to the city's coffeehouse scene and historical support of singer/songwriters, most notably Jewel. Mraz began playing shows and soon landed a weekly residency at the local hot spot Java Joe's, which had previously played host to Jewel during the early stages of her career. He also formed a duo with drummer Noel "Toca" Rivera, who accompanied Mraz's acoustic material by banging the djembe. Together, the musicians honed a live show that featured as much comedic banter as actual music. Over the next two years, Mraz's following expanded outside of the San Diego limits and began to encompass Los Angeles, garnering the attention of record labels. Mraz signed to Elektra Records in early 2002 and returned to Virginia to write and record his debut album, a project that saw him working with producer John Alagía (the Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer) and his high school heroes, the Agents of Good Roots, who became his backing band. The resulting effort, Waiting for My Rocket to Come, was released that same November, blending Mraz's early influences with elements of country, roots rock, and coffeehouse folk. The buoyant first single "Remedy [i Won't Worry]," which Mraz had co-written with pop hitmakers the Matrix, proved to be a big hit, and Mraz headed out on the road to support it. One of those shows, an October 2003 date at the Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee, was later documented on Mraz's summer 2004 live release Tonight, Not Again. The album tided his fans over until July 2005, when the songwriter returned with the sophomore studio effort Mr. A-Z. Mraz's popularity reached a new high in 2008 with the release of We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things, which peaked at number three and spawned his first chart-topping single, "I'm Yours." The concert album, Jason Mraz's Beautiful Mess: Live on Earth, arrived in 2009, followed by his fourth studio album, Love Is a Four Letter Word, in 2012. - iTunes Chart history (Year peak title): 2008 11 I'm Yours -1- 2012 11 I Won't Give Up -1-
October 13, 201312 yr Yay, glad this got another week in the top 40. :wub: It'll probably enter next year as well. :P
October 13, 201312 yr Afternoon! Only a flying visit this afternoon as I'm off out to see Bastille tonight, but going for a few drinkies first. :) Good to see Arctic Monkeys just staying in the Top 40 this week :) Lucky you that would be an epic gig, can't believe it's been a whole week since I saw Jay-Z?!
October 13, 201312 yr Lol at Jameela crediting the return of Jason Mraz to Giles Potter. If I remember correctly Nicholas performed it too and did a much better version of it
October 13, 201312 yr Lol at Jameela crediting the return of Jason Mraz to Giles Potter. If I remember correctly Nicholas performed it too and did a much better version of it Just about to say the same. But this can bore off now! <_<
October 13, 201312 yr Earthquake only selling 100k despite a 8 week stay in the top 40?! 100k+, it could be on 150k too, I don't know exactly. We only highlight the hundreds.
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