May 4, 201412 yr 08 08 03 Shift K3Y Touch - http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41YOrwGydAL._AA160_.jpg Chart Run: 3-8-8 Release date: 13-04-2014 Format: digital single Label: Columbia Sales: 70k+ Video here: 9KtYYHKEGDc Chart history (Year peak title): 2014 03 Touch -1- Discussion Thread Here
May 4, 201412 yr 07 09 07 Tove Lo Featuring Hippie Sabotage Stay High Truth Serum EP | 2014 http://a3.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Music6/v4/c2/75/37/c275372c-a0dd-9e1e-44c9-17be8bee8ee5/14UMGIM00422.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 59-xx-47-33-12-6-9-7 Release date: 03-03-2014 Format: Digital EP Label: Universal Music AB Sales: 100k+ Video here: SYM-RJwSGQ8 Biography Swedish singer/songwriter Tove Lo was born Ebba Tove Elsa Nilsson on October 29, 1987 in a suburb of Stockholm. Beginning to write poetry and short stories at a young age, she went on to study at the famous Rytmus Musikergymnasiet — a music-oriented high school comparable to the U.K.'s BRIT School — where she met and befriended the future members of Icona Pop. After singing in the band Tremblebee, made up of students from the school, and a spell playing one-man-and-his-dog nightclub gigs as frontwoman of a math rock band, she decided to focus on her own songs, spending six months in her shed studio working on a demo. Upon the occasion of a party celebrating Icona Pop's first record deal, she used the opportunity to foist the demo on a staff member at their label, leading to a publishing deal with Warner Chappell and a trip to L.A. to work with fellow Swede and pop songwriting/production supremo Max Martin. Lo gradually developed her own idiosyncratic style of epic, electronically tinged songwriting with raw, brutally honest lyrics, influenced as much by '80s pop as by contemporary EDM. In 2012 she self-released her debut single, "Love Ballad," a catchy, beat-driven pop track that showcased her powerful voice. It was followed in 2013 by "Habits," a dark breakup anthem that generated such Internet buzz that it led to a deal with Universal. "Habits" and its follow-up, "Out of Mind," which was much in the same vein, appeared on her debut EP for the label, Truth Serum, in 2014. - iTunes Chart history (Year peak title): Tove Lo 2014 06 Stay High (Tove Lo Feat. Hippie Sabotage) -1- Hippie Sabotage 2014 06 Stay High (Tove Lo Feat. Hippie Sabotage)
May 4, 201412 yr YES at 'Stay High' reclimbing 2 places. Fave slaying longevity. Still top 10 on iTunes too!
May 4, 201412 yr Seems unreal to see this in the top 10! I still can't believe it but that's okay :wub:
May 4, 201412 yr I still don't get why the OCC separate "Stay High" and the original "Habits" sales in the top 200 singles chart, since they're the same song!
May 4, 201412 yr 06 05 02 Cash Cash Featuring Bebe Rexha Take Me Home Overtime EP | 2014 http://a2.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Music4/v4/e2/26/41/e22641d8-d562-056c-14ce-48a2dca619f1/075679943224.170x170-75.jpg Chart Run: 5-6 Release date: 20-04-2014 Format: digital single Label: Big Beat Records/Atlantic Sales: 40k+ Video here: wvzfOyW0ZMo Biography Cash Cash is an American EDM group from Roseland, New Jersey formed in 2008. Since then, they have done remixes for acts such as Krewella, Capital Cities, Kelly Clarkson, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Showtek & Icona Pop alongside of producing, recording, mixing & mastering their own original music. The group, which consists of best friends and brothers, Jean Paul Makhlouf, Alex Makhlouf and Samuel Frisch released official remixes of Krewella's "Alive", Nicky Romero's “Symphonica”, Capital Cities “Safe And Sound”, Vicetone's “Heartbeat” ft. Collin McLoughlin, along with many others. They have also done production for outside artists including Krewella’s single, “Live For the Night,” which they produced & co-wrote. In 2013, the group signed to Big Beat Records. - Wikipedia Chart history (Year peak title): Cash Cash 2014 05 Take Me Home (Cash Cash Feat. Bebe Rexha) -1- Bebe Rexha 2014 05 Take Me Home (Cash Cash Feat. Bebe Rexha) Discussion Thread Here
May 4, 201412 yr I'm surprised at Take Me Home's longevity, didn't really do much in my home country.
May 4, 201412 yr I still don't get why the OCC separate "Stay High" and the original "Habits" sales in the top 200 singles chart, since they're the same song! Different artist credit and different titles, I'm pretty sure that is the OCC's criteria for not combining.
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