I'm surprised that Zara is only #27, I thought she would have managed to be close towards the top 10 on iTunes now considering that Capital have already began hammering it and it's Radio 1 TOTD.

I'm surprised that Zara is only #27, I thought she would have managed to be close towards the top 10 on iTunes now considering that Capital have already began hammering it and it's Radio 1 TOTD.

I think considering she doesn't exactly have a notable fanbase at this stage, #27 is good when it's been out less than 24 hours!

I was also expecting a higher climb

 

more surprised at BEPs being #7 now

51 Tulisa - Sweet Like Chocolate

Assuming both versions are combined, #WHERESTHELOVE is #6.

Zara Larsson up to #24!

 

and I would assume #Wheresthelove and Where Is The Love won't be combined as they are two different songs with different titles.

Ugh. I wish people would re-download the original instead. :( The new version is awful! They've sucked the melody out of it completely! :(

agree they just sing the old lyrics without any melody

I'd also think they won't be combined

I did not foresee Where is the Love doing so well this time round. New version is average but i thoroughly enjoy the original.

16. Digital Farm Animals & Cash Cash - Millionaire (ft. Nelly)

18. Zara Larsson - Ain't My Fault

22. Matoma & Becky Hill - False Alarm

37. Dua Lipa - Blow Your Mind (Mwah)

40. Jack Savoretti - When We Were Lovers

41. Bastille - Send Them Off

50. Tulisa - Sweet Like Chocolate

89. Rebecca Ferguson - Bones

Ugh. I wish people would re-download the original instead. :( The new version is awful! They've sucked the melody out of it completely! :(

 

I think its better...80s synthpop style.

Tulisa about 1000 places higher than I expected!

Seriously there is going to be no movement in the charts this week :drama:

 

Well we should have new entries to the Official top 40 for Zara, Offaiah, Digital Farm Animals x Nelly x Cash Cash and the Black Eyed Peas x The World and Matoma and Becky Hill so that is more than normal.

I very much doubt all of those will be entering the top 40.

 

I think we'll get Zara Larsson, Black Eyed Peas, Mike Perry and Digital Farm Animals though even that may be asking for too much

I very much doubt all of those will be entering the top 40.

 

I think we'll get Zara Larsson, Black Eyed Peas, Mike Perry and Digital Farm Animals though even that may be asking for too much

 

There still could be the potential this week for the most new entries in the official top 40 of the year. If Matoma and Offaiah continue to make progress on the itunes chart....that would be six....although it's doubtful.

 

I don't really get the dislike for the BEP track on this thread...the production is very 80's and I really like it, and I really disliked the production of the original.

 

I don't really like The Ocean, just an inferior soundalike to Alan Walker - Faded to me.

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Tul-Tul will surprise everyone and chart at #1 once she gives another epic performance in flats :worthy:

Tul-Tul will surprise everyone and chart at #1 once she gives another epic performance in flats :worthy:

 

You mean wearing flat shoes or in an apartment?

7. The Black Eyed Peas - #Wheresthelove (feat. The World)

14. Zara Larsson - Ain't My Fault

37. Bastille - Send Them Off!

41. Jack Savoretti - When We Were Lovers

51. Tulisa - Sweet Like Chocolate (feat. Akelle)

77. Michael Buble – I Believe In You

84. Rebecca Ferguson - Bones

123. Usher - Rivals (feat. Future)

170. Everything Everything - I Believe It Now

175. M.I.A. - Freedun (feat. ZAYN)

180. Sting - I Can't Stop Thinking About You

206. Cheshire Fire Choir - The Rising

798. AlunaGeorge – Mediator

914. Chase & Status feat Tom Grennan - All Goes Wrong (Acoustic)

1443. Chris Lorenzo - Sleep Talk (feat. Alex Mills)

There still could be the potential this week for the most new entries in the official top 40 of the year. If Matoma and Offaiah continue to make progress on the itunes chart....that would be six....although it's doubtful.

 

I believe the record for Top 40 new entries in 2016 is 7 when we had the likes of Jonas Blue, Lukas Graham & Rihanna all climb/enter.

'House Work' at number 55, very late 2006/2007 sounding.

 

I suppose late 2006 and 2007's minimalistic electro gave rise to this type of dance music, especially Fedde Le Grand's 'Put Your Hands Up For Detroit' and 'The Creeps'.

 

Never liked the late 2006 and 2007 period for dance anyway (as it was a massive comedown from the period just before then), so I don't like 'House Work' much.

 

I can't see it entering top 40 officially, and I certainly hope it doesn't.