36 | 13 | 13th week

 

Becky Hill and Topic

My Heart Goes (La Di Da)

 

 

5th single from Only Honest on the Weekend

Released: 24th August 2021

Label: Polydor / Eko Records

 

Chart Statistics

 

NE (09/09/2021) | 36-31-24-20-17-15-13-11-11-11-11-13-36

 

Sales: 200k+

Certification: Silver

Status: Accelerated Chart Ratio

 

06 Sales

15 Audio Streaming

31 Video Streaming

 

Video

 

 

Biography

 

Becky Hill

With her highly resonant voice and R&B-influenced style, Becky Hill first came to the public's attention competing on series one of The Voice UK. Ultimately reaching the show's semifinal round, Hill emerged a fan favorite and became the first Voice UK contestant to score a number one single when "Gecko (Overdrive)," her collaboration with Dutch EDM star Oliver Heldens, topped the U.K. singles chart in June 2014.

 

Born on February 14, 1994 in Bewdley, Worcestershire, England, Hill was no stranger to music when she first auditioned for the then new The Voice UK in 2012. As a teenager, she had sung with the acoustic rock & soul group Shaking Trees, which created some local buzz and received several plays on BBC Radio. On The Voice UK she made it to the semifinal with her powerful renditions of R&B songs by the likes of John Legend and others, before being eliminated. By her own admission, she was a novice in the music industry game and it took her 18 months to finally get a record deal. In the meantime, however, her sultry, soulful, older-than-her-years voice was highly sought-after by dance artists looking for feature vocalists. Her first recorded appearance, on British drum'n'bass artist Wilkinson's single "Afterglow," went to number eight on the U.K. singles chart. She then appeared on Rudimental's single "Powerless," singing with them at several U.K. festivals in 2013, including Glastonbury.

 

Following her success with Heldens, Hill worked extensively with London-based dance producer MNEK and issued her debut solo single, "Caution to the Wind." It showcased a shift toward a more electronica-influenced sound, with twinkling melodies and production reminiscent of Four Tet. The Eko EP appeared in 2017, and included the single "Unpredictable." The single "Sunrise in the East" followed a year later. In 2019, Hill issued a pair of upbeat singles, "I Could Get Used to This," which featured Weiss, and "Wish You Well," which featured Sigala. - Apple Music

 

Topic

German songwriter, producer, and DJ Topic refers to his sound as "melancholic dance music." His songs typically combine striding house beats and light guitar melodies with yearning lyrics about heartache as well as dancefloor escapism. He made his full-length debut with 2015's Miles, and later scored a worldwide hit with 2019's "Breaking Me," featuring A7S. Tobias Topic was born in Solingen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, in 1992. He began producing music using a digital audio workstation when he was 16. Using social media to launch his career, he released his first single, "Light It Up" (with vocalist Jona Selle), in 2014. His debut album, Miles, appeared in 2015, containing several additional singles, including "Home" (featuring Nico Santos), which was certified platinum in Germany and Australia. He continued releasing additional charting singles such as 2016's "Find You" (with Jake Reese), 2017's "Break My Habits," and 2018's "Perfect" (with former Fifth Harmony singer Ally Brooke), which became his first song to reach the Billboard Dance/Electronic chart. Topic's first major worldwide hit, "Breaking Me," featuring Swedish singer A7S (Alexander Tidebrink), was released during the final weeks of 2019, and hit the Top Ten in two dozen countries by the end of 2020. Topic reunited with Santos on the 2020 single "Like I Love You," and collaborated with A7S and rapper Lil Baby on "Why Do You Lie to Me." - Apple Music

 

Top 100 Chart History

 

Becky Hill

2013 08 Afterglow (Wilkinson feat. Becky Hill) MILLIONAIRE

2014 73 Powerless (Rudimental feat. Becky Hill)

2014 01 Gecko (Overdrive) (Oliver Heldens & Becky Hill) MILLIONAIRE

2014 56 Losing -NAS-

2016 37 Piece Of Me (MK & Becky Hill) MILLIONAIRE

2016 28 False Alarm (Matoma & Becky Hill)

2018 12 Back & Forth (MK, Jonas Blue & Becky Hill)

2019 45 I Could Get Used To This (Becky Hill & Weiss) -1-

2019 08 Wish You Well (Sigala & Becky Hill)

2019 11 Lose Control (Meduza, Becky Hill & Goodboys)

2020 14 Better Off Without You (Becky Hill & Shift K3Y) -1-

2020 76 Nothing Really Matters (Tiësto & Becky Hill)

2020 14 Heaven On My Mind (Becky Hill & Sigala) -2-

2020 79 Space -NAS-

2020 35 Forever Young -NAS-

2021 39 Last Time -3-

2021 03 Remember (Becky Hill & David Guetta) -4-

2021 11 My Heart Goes (La Di Da) (Becky Hill & Topic) -5-

 

1 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 4 x Top 10 | 9 x Top 20 | 13 x Top 40 | 18 x Top 100

 

Topic

2020 03 Breaking Me (Topic & A7S) -NAS- MILLIONAIRE

2021 08 Your Love (9PM) (ATB, Topic & A7S)

2021 17 Drive (Clean Bandit & Topic feat. Wes Nelson)

2021 11 My Heart Goes (La Di Da) (Becky Hill & Topic)

 

0 x #1 | 1 x Top 5 | 2 x Top 10 | 3 x Top 20 | 4 x Top 40 | 4 x Top 100

 

Social Media

 

Becky Hill

 

Topic

 

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Why do they always skip Jack Harlow's verse recently?

Edited November 26, 20214 yr by IdentFan101

Another unexpected Top 40 comeback was Swedish House Mafia!

 

It's a shame Moth To A Flame hasn't really caught on beyond its first week, still think its a great track.

Shame they always skip Moth To A Flame :( has grown into one of my favourite songs of the whole year.

 

And to play this yet again as much I still like it? Nah...

Ouch, that ACR drop.

bye bye Becky :)

Why do they always skip Jack Harlow's verse recently?

 

Probably due to time. Like when they skipped virtually all the quiet bit of 'Happier than Ever'

35 | | 1st week

 

D-Block Europe

Funny Bunny Nails

 

 

Album track from Home Alone 2

Released: 19th November 2021

Label: D-Block Europe

 

Chart Statistics

 

NE (02/12/2021) | 35

 

Sales: -

Certification: -

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

 

TBA Sales

TBA Audio Streaming

TBA Video Streaming

 

Video

 

 

Biography

 

“We’re the ones that are pushing this boundary,” D-Block Europe’s Young Adz told Apple Music. “People who are signing urban music over here—they call it urban, we call it pop in the streets—that ain’t street music. We’re doing street, UK, wavy music, front-lining it.” They might not consider themselves pop, but by the most literal definition, DBE are just that. Chart positions, sold-out arenas and a nomination for the 2020 BRIT Award for British Group (before they’d even released a debut album) all make them one of UK rap’s most popular acts. D-Block Europe was originally a collective that called upon various London MCs, but Adz and childhood friend Dirtbike LB have emerged as both the engine room and executive board of the operation. They met at Sedgehill School in South London, where Adz was dropping mixtapes from the age of 13. He signed an ultimately fruitless major-label deal at 15 before coming under the patronage of NY rap heavyweight Jadakiss, who offered features, support slots and license to use The LOX’s D-Block Records name. With a series of self-released singles and mixtapes, Young Adz and Dirtbike LB took their place at UK rap’s top table during the late 2010s. Leavening trap’s chilly textures and portraits of road life with sticky Auto-Tuned hooks, their music is notable for its nimble wordplay and candour. While D-Block quickly gathered notoriety for their unfiltered bedroom braggadocio (“Kitchen Kings”), their willingness to open up about mental health and therapy (“Prescription Drugs”) has made them a standout presence in UK rap. It’s all been done independently by the industrious duo (63 new tracks released across three mixtapes during 2019 alone). They’ve continuously waved away offers from labels, confident that no one can guide their career as well as they can. Every award, Top 5 release or filled arena only strengthens their self-belief. “When you see Messi kick ball, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing,” said Young Adz. “Sometimes, the people have to choose you because they’re like, ‘We ain’t never going to see this again—from their sounds, from what they talk about.’ Our personalities shine through our music. We’re bigger personalities than rappers.” - Apple Music

 

Top 100 Chart History

 

2018 49 Gucci Mane (D-Block Europe & Yxng Bane) -1-

2018 35 Nassty (D-Block Europe, Young Adz, Dirtbike LB & Lil Pino) -NAS-

2018 80 Tell The Truth (The Plug presents D-Block Europe & Rich The Kid)

2019 16 Kitchen Kings -1-

2019 62 Kettle Pouring -AT-

2019 70 Running Man -AT-

2019 20 Home P*ssy -1-

2019 53 Rich (The Plug presents D-Block Europe & Offset)

2019 16 Nookie (feat. Lil Baby) -2-

2019 21 Playing For Keeps (feat. Dave) -3-

2019 42 Outside -AT-

2019 23 Tell Me (Krept & Konan, D-Block Europe & Ling Hussle)

2019 16 New Dior (DigDat feat. D-Block Europe)

2019 94 Darling -4-

2020 29 No Cellular Site -1-

2020 53 Creep -AT-

2020 63 Molly World -AT-

2020 50 Indulge (M Huncho feat. D-Block Europe)

2020 26 Self-Obsessed (Da Beatfreakz feat. Krept & Konan, D-Block Europe & Deno)

2020 31 Free 22 -1-

2020 30 Plain Jane -2-

2020 31 We Won -3-

2020 11 UFO (D-Block Europe & Aitch) -4-

2020 34 Destiny -IG-

2020 55 Proud (feat. Young Adz) -AT-

2020 62 Perkosex -AT-

2020 65 Cut Me Off (Yxng Bane feat. D-Block Europe)

2021 14 Ferrari Horses (D-Block Europe & RAYE) -5-

2021 48 Tonight (Ghost Killer Track feat. D-Block Europe & OBOY)

2021 40 Kevin McCallister (D-Block Europe & Lil Pino) -1-

2021 42 Lake 29 -NAS-

2021 18 No Competition -2-

2021 35 Funny Bunny Nails -AT-

 

0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 7 x Top 20 | 18 x Top 40 | 33 x Top 100

 

Social Media

 

D-Block Europe

 

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All these artists seeing the Top 40 for the first time in 5 years or more.... bodes well for Hozier I hope.

Probably due to time. Like when they skipped virtually all the quiet bit of 'Happier than Ever'

Even though they still credit him.

40 | 66 | 2nd week

 

Imagine Dragons, JID and League of Legends

Enemy

 

Click for belated Imagine Dragons post! :lol:

Probably due to time. Like when they skipped virtually all the quiet bit of 'Happier than Ever'

 

I'm not a fan of the shortened version of Happier Than Ever. I get why it exists and is popular but the slow build up is a key part of the song for me.

Still always impressed by D-Block's lower top 40 chart prowess.

it's kinda useless to play this mutilated songs, they should skip them :D

33 Top 100 entries without a Top 10 for D-Block Europe! Really hoping that somehow that streak isn't broken later today...

This is beyond awful.

I wound pogues not made it

How on earth do people like this rubbish?

Edited November 26, 20214 yr by daniellovesmusic

33 Top 100 entries without a Top 10 for D-Block Europe! Really hoping that somehow that streak isn't broken later today...

 

Lmao that's the most interesting thing about them. :lol:

34 | 33 | 5th week

 

NEIKED, Mae Muller and Polo G

Better Days

 

 

Non-album single

Released: 24th September 2021

Label: Capitol Records UK

 

Chart Statistics

 

NE (04/11/2021) | 52-33-32-33-34

 

Sales: 40k+

Certification: -

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

 

__ Sales

43 Audio Streaming

__ Video Streaming

 

Video

 

 

Biography

 

NEIKED

Victor Rådström, better known by the stage name Neiked (stylised as NEIKED), is a Swedish singer, songwriter and record producer. Rådström founded Neiked, a group that comprises rising Swedish artists, producers, writers and vocalists, creating a sound that is equal parts mainstream and DIY. - Wikipedia

 

Mae Muller

Muller is still only 21, but she describes herself as a “late bloomer,” having only penned her first song two years ago. That track, “Close,” remains on her SoundCloud to this day, a symbol of where she has come from and a reminder of the raw emotion she puts into each of her relatable pop bangers. Putting that song online, alongside short Rihanna & Frank Ocean covers on Instagram, helped Mae get her first music industry attention. Fast forward through a whirlwind 18 month period and she’s released two EPs and has formed the sound of a versatile young artist who speaks directly to and for her generation. Music for Mae begun when growing up in Kentish Town, North London, where it was always a part of her life but not necessarily as a career path. “The music was something I was always interested in and loved, but I didn't go to music school or anything. I did it for fun. I've always enjoyed creative writing, but I only started writing song 18 months ago.” she recalls of her younger days. In fact, working behind her local bar convinced her to pursue music further. “I had a few shitty jobs and worked in a pub. When I was at the pub I kept thinking, 'I don't know what I'm doing.' I uploaded a song that I'd written to Soundcloud and that is when it all started. It was very quick.” Those early days remain a constant influence though: “North London shaped me as a person and as an artist. Every time I feel my accent slipping I have to cut it out immediately.” - Spotify

 

Polo G

Even in the crowded field of mournful singer-rappers, Polo G stands out. It’s not the depth of his trauma—poverty, hunger, gang violence, drug addiction, and prison, all before his 20th birthday—or even his willingness to share it. It’s his focus. Listen to a Polo record—“Heartless,” “Pop Out,” “Through da Storm,” “Go Stupid”—and you can hear an artist obsessed by craft. The flow is dense but melodic, the lyrics plainspoken but crammed with imagery and detail, more in tune with classic rap virtuosity than the loose impressionism that ruled most of the 2010s. And in a culture of rappers making records back-to-back-to-back to capitalize on interest, Polo has been borderline stingy: no mixtapes, no bloated deluxe editions three months after the initial drop, albums running closer to 40 minutes than 80. He’s said in the past that he doesn’t freestyle, he writes. And when he’s done writing—that’s when he goes to record. And if he doesn’t love what comes out at the session? Like, love-it love? He keeps it to himself. Born Taurus Bartlett in 1999, Polo was raised in Chicago public housing, coming up through the rough, quick-delivery style of local hip-hop known as drill. Like local heroes G Herbo, Lil Durk, and, to a lesser extent, Chief Keef, Polo’s primary subject was pain: personal, racial, generational. But as compelling and tightly wound as his debut was (2019’s Die a Legend), he knew you could only get so much mileage out of the same story, and took his follow-up—2020’s THE GOAT—as a chance to evolve, exploring more pop- and club-oriented sounds while retaining the intensity that makes his performances shine. - Apple Music

 

Top 100 Chart History

 

NEIKED

2016 06 Sexual (feat. Dyo) -NAS- MILLIONAIRE

2017 55 Call Me (feat. Mimi) -NAS-

2021 32 Better Days (NEIKED, Mae Muller & Polo G) -NAS-

 

0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 1 x Top 10 | 1 x Top 20 | 2 x Top 40 | 3 x Top 100

 

Mae Muller

2021 32 Better Days (NEIKED, Mae Muller & Polo G)

 

0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 0 x Top 20 | 1 x Top 40 | 1 x Top 100

 

Polo G

2019 41 Pop Out (feat. Lil Tjay) -1-

2020 91 Flex (feat. Juice WRLD) -AT-

2020 48 Martin & Gina -1-

2020 54 Epidemic -1-

2021 03 Patience (KSI feat. YUNGBLUD & Polo G)

2021 40 Headshot (Lil Tjay, Polo G & Fivio Foreign)

2021 03 RAPSTAR -2-

2021 56 GANG GANG (Polo G & Lil Wayne) -3-

2021 47 No Return (feat. The Kid LAROI & Lil Durk) -4-

2021 65 Black Hearted -AT-

2021 42 NOT SOBER (The Kid LAROI feat. Polo G & Stunna Gambino)

2021 46 Last One Standing (Skylar Grey, Polo G, Mozzy & Eminem)

2021 32 Better Days (NEIKED, Mae Muller & Polo G)

2021 46 Bad Man (Smooth Criminal) -5-

 

0 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 2 x Top 10 | 2 x Top 20 | 4 x Top 40 | 14 x Top 100

 

Social Media

 

NEIKED

 

Mae Muller

 

Polo G

 

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33 | 29 | 3rd week

 

Post Malone and The Weeknd

One Right Now

 

 

2nd single from forthcoming studio album

Released: 5th November 2021

Label: Republic Records

 

Chart Statistics

 

NE (18/11/2021) | 20-29-33

 

Sales: 30k+

Certification: -

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

 

32 Sales

27 Audio Streaming

51 Video Streaming

 

Video

 

 

Biography

 

Post Malone

When Austin Post uploaded “White Iverson” to social media in early 2015, he was 19, scrounging for ramen and sleeping in a friend’s closet. Plenty has changed, but Post’s appeal is more or less the same. No matter how Platinum the records go, he still has the air of an ordinary guy, a Crocs-and-Bud Light kid from the suburbs who stumbled backward into fame just by strumming what was in his heart. Post didn’t just look beyond genre, he broke it down, mixing the dark grandeur of trap with the anthemic release of classic rock and country. His signature tracks—“rockstar”, “Sunflower”, “Congratulations”—were both bleak and beautiful, spaced-out and mainstream, hip-hop but not quite. The bass boomed, the melodies soared, and there was Post in the middle, rap-singing his woes like a lonely prince self-exiled in the castle. At live shows, there were no dancers, no pyrotechnics, just Post, in a baggy football jersey with a cigarette in his hand, bringing 60,000 people into his bedroom: The pop star as moody teen.

 

Born in 1995 in Syracuse, New York, and raised in the suburbs of Dallas, Post grew up on a mix of country, classic rock and rap: In one well-circulated anecdote, young Post would get called into the living room to entertain Dad and friends with the dance to Terror Squad’s “Lean Back”. He turned a love for the video game Guitar Hero into a love of actual guitar, playing in a metal band during high school while also starting to explore hip-hop. “White Iverson” led to Post’s 2016 debut, Stoney; beerbongs & bentleys burrowed further into Post’s luxurious, messy melancholy, while 2019’s Hollywood’s Bleeding found him buttoning up and moving closer to the conventions of mainstream pop, all while retaining his peculiar touch. - Apple Music

 

The Weeknd

Nobody makes feeling bad sound as good as The Weeknd. Even the singer’s sunniest tracks (“Can’t Feel My Face,” “Starboy”) feel anchored by darkness—the sense that pleasure is pain and beauty decays and you can’t have the night without the morning after. The brainchild of Toronto singer Abel Tesfaye, the project took off in 2011 with a string of mixtapes (later collected as 2012’s Trilogy) that forged cavernous, falsetto-driven R&B with narratives drenched in drugs, sex, and other regrettable decisions—a sound both sensuous and detached, featherlight and dead heavy. One of the earliest musicians to find his footing on the internet, Tesfaye originally offered his music through YouTube and free downloads, a move that felt radical then but is common now. Ethiopian by heritage (his parents immigrated to Canada in the late ’80s, just before he was born), Tesfaye—out from behind the mask of making art online—has since come to represent the changing face of Toronto, rooting himself not just in an international musical community but in a specific diasporic experience. Like the work of collaborator Lana Del Rey or early booster (and fellow Toronto native) Drake, Tesfaye’s music has become a symbol of hedonism pushed to bleak excess, with a series of albums—including 2015’s Grammy-winning Beauty Behind the Madness, 2016’s multiplatinum Starboy, and 2020’s dense and atmospheric After Hours—whose narrators can’t seem to say no even if they hate themselves for it later. And though his music has gotten a little brighter over time, the prevailing mood remains heavy, even unsettling—the ride you want more of even when you’ve had too much. Speaking to Apple Music about the persona behind his songs, Tesfaye said, “I’m a chill person. That guy is who I am, but it is who I am to myself and in my writing. Sometimes you take him and then you create more, and then it becomes this beast. You add more to him, and then it’s uncontrollable—its own character. It’s like Scarface, the villain: It’s horrible, but you can’t stop looking at it.” - Apple Music

 

Top 100 Chart History

 

Post Malone

2016 50 Fade (Kanye West feat. Post Malone & Ty Dolla $ign)

2016 63 Deja Vu (feat. Justin Bieber) -2-

2017 26 Congratulations (feat. Quavo) -3- MILLIONAIRE

2017 01 rockstar (feat. 21 Savage) -1*- MILLIONAIRE

2017 82 Homemade Dynamite (Lorde feat. Khalid, Post Malone & SZA)

2017 19 I Fall Apart -4- MILLIONAIRE

2017 65 Candy Paint -OST-

2018 100 Go Flex -1-

2018 04 Psycho (feat. Ty Dolla $ign) -2*- MILLIONAIRE

2018 06 Better Now -3*- MILLIONAIRE

2018 11 Paranoid -AT-

2018 05 Jackie Chan (Tiësto & Dzeko feat. Preme & Post Malone)

2018 70 Ball For Me (feat. Nicki Minaj) -AT-

2018 03 Sunflower (Post Malone & Swae Lee) -OST- MILLIONAIRE

2019 03 Wow. -1- MILLIONAIRE

2019 48 Celebrate (DJ Khaled feat. Travis Scott & Post Malone)

2019 05 Goodbyes (feat. Young Thug) -2-

2019 03 Circles -3- MILLIONAIRE

2019 11 Hollywood's Bleeding -AT-

2019 22 Take What You Want (feat. Ozzy Osbourne & Travis Scott) -AT-

2019 44 Writing On The Wall (French Montana feat. Post Malone, Cardi B & Rvssian)

2019 52 Saint-Tropez -AT-

2020 29 Forever (Justin Bieber feat. Post Malone & Clever)

2020 56 Tommy Lee (Tyla Yaweh feat. Post Malone)

2020 71 Spicy (Ty Dolla $ign feat. Post Malone)

2021 76 Only Wanna Be With You -OST-

2021 53 I DID IT (DJ Khaled feat. Post Malone, Megan Thee Stallion, Lil Baby & DaBaby)

2021 31 Motley Crew -1-

2021 20 One Right Now (Post Malone & The Weeknd) -2-

 

1 x #1 | 7 x Top 5 | 8 x Top 10 | 12 x Top 20 | 16 x Top 40 | 29 x Top 100

 

The Weeknd

2012 37 Crew Love (Drake feat. The Weeknd)

2014 48 Love Me Harder (Ariana Grande & The Weeknd)

2015 04 Earned It -OST/2- MILLIONAIRE

2015 64 Where You Belong -OST-

2015 03 The Hills -4- MILLIONAIRE

2015 03 Can't Feel My Face -3- MILLIONAIRE

2015 65 Often -1/6-

2015 72 Real Life -AT-

2015 74 Tell Your Friends -AT-

2015 78 Prisoner (feat. Lana Del Rey) -AT-

2015 90 Acquainted -AT-

2015 91 Losers (feat. Labrinth) -AT-

2015 92 Dark Times (feat. Ed Sheeran) -AT-

2015 48 In The Night -5-

2016 84 FML (Kanye West feat. The Weeknd)

2016 35 6 Inch (Beyoncé feat. The Weeknd)

2016 02 Starboy (feat. Daft Punk) -1- MILLIONAIRE

2016 51 False Alarm -IG-

2016 09 I Feel It Coming (feat. Daft Punk) -2- MILLIONAIRE

2016 17 Party Monster -3-

2016 26 Rockin' -4-

2016 30 Sidewalks (feat. Kendrick Lamar) -AT-

2016 39 Reminder -AT-

2016 43 Six Feet Under -AT-

2016 47 Secrets -AT-

2016 53 A Lonely Night -AT-

2016 55 True Colours -AT-

2016 68 Love To Lay -AT-

2016 73 Stargirl Interlude (feat. Lana Del Rey) -AT-

2016 74 Die For You -AT-

2016 76 All I Know (feat. Future) -AT-

2016 78 Attention -AT-

2016 79 Ordinary Life -AT-

2016 81 Nothing Without You -AT-

2017 83 Comin Out Strong (Future feat. The Weeknd)

2017 38 Lust For Life (Lana Del Rey feat. The Weeknd)

2017 51 A Lie (French Montana feat. The Weeknd & Max B)

2017 78 Curve (Gucci Mane feat. The Weeknd)

2018 11 Pray For Me (The Weeknd & Kendrick Lamar) -OST-

2018 07 Call Out My Name -1-

2018 17 Try Me -AT-

2018 18 Wasted Times -AT-

2019 09 Lost In The Fire (Gesaffelstein & The Weeknd)

2019 91 Price On My Head (NAV feat. The Weeknd)

2019 45 Power Is Power (SZA, The Weeknd & Travis Scott) -OST-

2019 10 Heartless -1-

2019 01 Blinding Lights -2- MILLIONAIRE

2020 20 After Hours -IG-

2020 17 In Your Eyes -3-

2020 23 Smile (Juice WRLD & The Weeknd)

2020 33 Over Now (Calvin Harris & The Weeknd)

2021 02 Save Your Tears -4- MILLIONAIRE

2021 09 You Right (Doja Cat & The Weeknd)

2021 13 Take My Breath -1-

2021 15 Moth To A Flame (Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd)

2021 20 One Right Now (Post Malone & The Weeknd)

 

1 x #1 | 6 x Top 5 | 12 x Top 10 | 20 x Top 20 | 28 x Top 40 | 56 x Top 100

 

Social Media

 

Post Malone

 

The Weeknd

 

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32 | 30 | 4th week

 

Amaarae featuring Moliy

SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY

 

 

1st single from THE ANGEL YOU DON'T KNOW

Released: 12th November 2020

Label: Golden Child Entertainment

 

Chart Statistics

 

NE (11/11/2021) | 79-29-30-32

 

Sales: 40k+

Certification: -

Status: Standard Chart Ratio

 

__ Sales

37 Audio Streaming

__ Video Streaming

 

Video

 

 

Biography

 

Amaarae is a singer-songwriter, producer and engineer, raised between Accra, Atlanta & New Jersey. Her debut EP Passion Fruit Summers launched her as one of the most vital voices in alternative pop, paving the way for her breakthrough record THE ANGEL YOU DON’T KNOW. Featuring singles like SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY & FANCY, this genre blending project has received global recognition by the likes of The Guardian, Pitchfork, The FACE, Elle, The New Yorker, Dazed, The FADER and more. 2021 saw Amaarae collaborate with African R&B royalty Tiwa Savage on ‘Tales By Moonlight’, as well as most recently with the Billboard topping songstress Kali Uchis on a remix of SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY. Amaarae is currently sweeping the US on her ‘Crazy Wurld Tour’, playing major stages at Pitchfork Festival Chicago & Governors Ball New York as well as sold out headline shows in LA, NYC & London. - Spotify

 

Top 100 Chart History

 

Amaarae

2021 29 SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY (feat. Moliy) -NAS-

 

0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 0 x Top 20 | 1 x Top 40 | 1 x Top 100

 

Moliy

2021 29 SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY (Amaarae feat. Moliy)

 

0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 0 x Top 20 | 1 x Top 40 | 1 x Top 100

 

Social Media

 

Amaarae

 

Moliy

 

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