November 27, 20214 yr It was "Try Again" Ah that's interesting. Deserved because it's an absolute banger, but not the most obvious choice since she wasn't really a huge A lister.
November 27, 20214 yr I personally don’t recall the Jessica Simpson ones but interesting to hear! "I Think I'm In Love With You" if you believe it. However it was a steep decline from 1999 to 2000, where nearly every playlist had several B-list additions from random acts like Alice Deejay and Shanks & Bigfoot to established artists like Five or Whitney.
November 27, 20214 yr Ah that's interesting. Deserved because it's an absolute banger, but not the most obvious choice since she wasn't really a huge A lister. There was still some leftover decisions in 2000 from 1999, where they would add random songs onto their b-list. In 1999 nearly every week had several B-list additions that were a mix of big established artists and random acts that weren't big, including novelty hits. By 2000 it had dried up almost completely but you'd still get the odd B-list additions that werent necessarily by huge artists.
November 28, 20214 yr Some songs were way ahead of their time I mean I’m sure ‘Bad Intentions’ by Dr Dre was a Jan 2002 release and it was A Listed in November? Something they used to do right up until the global release day change in July 2015. A lot of music was sent to radio weeks and weeks before its release to build up hype and interest in purchasing the track when it became available.
November 29, 20214 yr Tune of the Week w/c 29/11/21 Arielle Free: The Snuts - Burn The Empire Greg James: Chloe Moriondo feat. Thomas Headon & Alfie Templeman - Dizzy Rickie, Melvin and Charlie: Joy Crookes - Trouble Scott Mills: GAYLE - abc (nicer) Vick and Jordan: Twin Atlantic - Get Famous
November 29, 20214 yr Fantastic TOTWs there with the best song from Joy Crookes album, Tom Headon & Alfie Templeman and a controversial The Snuts track!
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