Posted February 15, 20169 yr The OCC have launched a new chart, showing which songs are climbing in the Official Chart. There will be restrictions to prevent old songs and multiple entries from new albums clogging up the chart. The first such chart will be published tomorrow. http://www.officialcharts.com/chart-news/o...-the-uk__13832/
February 15, 20169 yr This is a great idea for a chart! At least we have one chart that is guaranteed to remain fresh.
February 15, 20169 yr How does it work? * The Official Trending Chart will rank all tracks which are climbing the Official Singles Chart since the previous week’s chart, ranking the tracks in order of sales / audio streams (100 streams being equivalent to 1 sale). * It will be based on data collected for Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday and published on Tuesday, three days before the Official Singles Chart is unveiled on a Friday. * The chart will limit each artist to just two tracks each – to prevent the chart from being dominated by multiple tracks from a brand new superstar artist’s album. * It will only count “new” tracks – in other words, tracks which have never been Top 10, which have been released within the past 24 months, and have 52 chart weeks or fewer to their name.
February 15, 20169 yr So if a song falls then it disappears? And then if climb the following week it re-appears again! Edited February 15, 20169 yr by Colm
February 15, 20169 yr Author So if a song falls then it disappears? And then it climb the following week it re-appears again! As long as it doesn't make the top ten, that seems to be the case. Therefore, a lot of songs will reach number one and then drop out altogether.
February 15, 20169 yr It will take a while to adjust to the flow of tracks. There will be unexpected consequences (to us at least) and obviously a YTD of this chart will mean nothing except as an indicater of which tracks behaved in a certain way. It may well become a chart for the people who can't abide long runners. Edited February 15, 20169 yr by Colm
February 15, 20169 yr As long as it doesn't make the top ten, that seems to be the case. Therefore, a lot of songs will reach number one and then drop out altogether. Anything climbing to number 11 (that has never been top 10) will be number 1 in this chart unless it was released more than 2 years ago or has already been 52 weeks in the charts. And by my reckoning it wont be number 1 the following week because it won't fullfil all the conditions necessary to be in the chart any more..... If it climbs it won't be non-top10 any more and if it is a non-mover at number 11 then it wont be climbing. Will this basically be a lemmings off a cliff chart? Edited February 15, 20169 yr by Colm
February 15, 20169 yr Now that I read the article my assumptions and conclusions above are rubbish :D
February 15, 20169 yr This is a great idea, but I don't like that it only includes songs that are gaining week on week - a lot of singles dip in week 2 and sometimes never gain any momentum. Perhaps if they were given 3 weeks from entry point before removing them from the chart that'd be better. I'd also want it to feature more than 20 tracks, so new stuff that isn't even in the top 100 yet could feature. But let's see.
February 15, 20169 yr yay Zara will be the first #1!!!! not sure about Get Ugly, he's on the same position as last Friday in today's update (#12) but he might be selling more than last week?
February 15, 20169 yr How about a prediction thread for the first Top 20? Someone with spare time do this :D ~ Excited for this :)
February 15, 20169 yr My only gripe with this is I wish it was more than a top 20 so tracks lower down the top 100 can be given attention, hopefully it can become that over time. Seems like a great idea though, maybe I can use this instead of the official chart to get my new music fix.
February 15, 20169 yr for example you? :heehee: :kink: Someone with spare time = I haven't got spare time :lol:
February 15, 20169 yr Someone with spare time = I haven't got spare time :lol: You've had enough spare time to make about 30 posts per day since the middle of December
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