November 17, 20232 yr 08 | 05 | 10th week Tyla Water 1st single from forthcoming studio album Released: 28th July 2023 Label: FAX Records Chart Statistics NE (21/09/2023) | 55-24-16-10-7-4-5-7-5-8 Sales: 100k+ Certification: - Status: Standard Chart Ratio 07 Sales 05 Audio Streaming 02 Video Streaming Video XoiOOiuH8iI Biography Tyla creates music that is at once indelibly South African and ambitiously global. It’s a unique balance, one molded by the sounds she heard as a child growing up in Johannesburg. Not only did Tyla (born in 2002) listen to plenty of homegrown music, including Kwaito and Afropop, but she was also exposed to ’90s American R&B greats like Aaliyah and Brandy. As with so many artists coming of age in the 21st century, the motivated teenager utilized social media to showcase her swiftly evolving talent; she then teamed up with South African producer Kooldrink for “Getting Late.” The 2019 single is a mesmerizing realization of Tyla’s love for bridging styles. The killer rhythm track is rooted in amapiano, and the singer’s translucent vocals reveal stunning versatility: hypnotic enough for dance music yet packed with pop’s effortless catchiness and R&B’s undiluted soulfulness. - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History 2023 04 Water -1- 0 x #1 | 1 x Top 5 | 1 x Top 10 | 1 x Top 20 | 1 x Top 40 | 1 x Top 100 Social Media Tyla http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
November 17, 20232 yr That’s the point. If there were no new entries in the album chart and Taylor stayed at #1 for that reason, then fair enough but not when there’s loads of new entries. If the singles chart was as fast as the album chart, you’d all be celebrating :rolleyes:
November 17, 20232 yr People moan about the singles chart being slow but with the massive turnover of #1 albums, it makes the album chart look fresh. Taylor hogging #1 makes the album chart look stale I think the Greatest Hits albums and the like which are gonna be in there forever make the album chart look a lot more stale, somehow.
November 17, 20232 yr This is moving to the right direction. ACR as soon as possible please baby Edited November 17, 20232 yr by Jason
November 17, 20232 yr That’s the point. If there were no new entries in the album chart and Taylor stayed at #1 for that reason, then fair enough but not when there’s loads of new entries. If the singles chart was as fast as the album chart, you’d all be celebrating Do you even have a point here or... ?
November 17, 20232 yr 07 | 03 | 3rd week Taylor Swift Is It Over Now? (Taylor's Version) 3rd single from 1989 (Taylor's Version) Released: 27th October 2022 Label: Taylor Swift Chart Statistics NE (09/11/2023) | 1-3-7 Sales: 70k+ Certification: - Status: Standard Chart Ratio 21 Sales 01 Audio Streaming 57 Video Streaming Video tNxUxm3-658 Biography The country world feigned surprise when, after three albums of Music Row-indebted songcraft, Taylor Swift formally embraced pop on 2012’s Red. But no one should have been shocked: Any 14-year-old capable of persuading her parents to move from suburban Pennsylvania to Nashville for her career clearly has ambition to burn. And the thrill of following Swift’s rise has been watching her execute it flawlessly, largely because her melodic intelligence is equal to that ambition. Her early, youthful love songs heralded 2010's newly self-possessed Speak Now—which showed off her scathing wit—and evolved into knowing, ironclad pop fare that held its own against boisterous Max Martin production on 1989, her fifth album, titled after her birth year. Throughout, her songwriting has blurred the lines between the public and private, burying enough real-life clues (about, say, scarves and Starbucks) to make clear that only Swift can own her narrative, thank you very much, while still retaining a lyrical elegance. Though 2017’s reputation might have been perceived as a gorgeously constructed piece of dramatic theater—its attendant heroes and villains all real-life characters from Swift's public feuds—all that spectacle proved an attention-grabbing cover for her most romantic album yet. She turned up the romance even more on 2019’s Lover, but it was 2020’s folklore and its companion, evermore—ruminative, relatively lo-fi albums written and recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic—that earned her the Apple Music Award for Songwriter of the Year. - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History 2009 02 Love Story -1- MILLIONAIRE 2009 60 White Horse -AT- 2009 51 Teardrops On My Guitar -2- 2009 100 Crazier -OST- 2009 30 You Belong With Me -3- 2010 57 Today Was A Fairytale -OST- 2010 30 Mine -1- 2012 67 Safe & Sound (feat. The Civil Wars) -OST- 2012 70 Eyes Open -OST- 2012 22 Both Of Us (B.o.B feat. Taylor Swift) 2012 04 We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together -1- MILLIONAIRE 2012 30 Begin Again -PS- 2012 26 Red -PS- 2012 02 I Knew You Were Trouble. -2- MILLIONAIRE 2012 36 State Of Grace -PS- 2012 07 Everything Has Changed (feat. Ed Sheeran) -4- 2013 09 22 -3- 2013 45 Sweeter Than Fiction -OST- 2013 25 The Last Time (feat. Gary Lightbody) -5- 2014 02 Shake It Off -1- MILLION SELLER 2014 39 Welcome To New York -IG- 2014 04 Blank Space -2- MILLIONAIRE 2015 21 Style -3- 2015 04 Bad Blood (feat. Kendrick Lamar) -4- 2015 40 Wildest Dreams -5- 2016 05 I Don't Wanna Live Forever (ZAYN & Taylor Swift) -OST- MILLIONAIRE 2017 01 Look What You Made Me Do -1- MILLIONAIRE 2017 07 ...Ready For It? -2- 2017 15 Gorgeous -3- 2017 29 Call It What You Want -IG- 2017 49 End Game (feat. Ed Sheeran & Future) -4- 2018 45 Delicate -5- 2019 03 ME! (feat. Brendon Urie) -1- 2019 05 You Need To Calm Down -2- 2019 43 The Archer -IG- 2019 14 Lover -3- 2019 21 The Man -4- 2019 02 Cruel Summer -5- MILLIONAIRE 2019 44 Christmas Tree Farm -NAS- 2020 57 Only The Young -NAS- 2020 06 cardigan -1- 2020 08 exile (feat. Bon Iver) -AT- 2020 10 the 1 -AT- 2020 03 willow -1- 2020 15 champagne problems -AT- 2020 19 no body, no crime (feat. HAIM) -AT- 2021 12 Love Story (Taylor's Version) -1- 2021 52 You All Over Me (Taylor's Version) (feat. Maren Morris) -2- 2021 30 Mr. Perfectly Fine (Taylor's Version) -3- 2021 52 You Belong With Me (Taylor's Version) -AT- 2021 73 Renegade (Big Red Machine feat. Taylor Swift) 2021 25 Wildest Dreams (Taylor's Version) -1*- 2021 03 All Too Well (Taylor's Version) -1- 2021 18 State Of Grace (Taylor's Version) -AT- 2021 22 Red (Taylor's Version) -AT- 2022 02 The Joker And The Queen (Ed Sheeran feat. Taylor Swift) 2022 88 the lakes -AT- 2022 42 This Love (Taylor's Version) -2*- 2022 77 Don't Blame Me -AT- 2022 63 Carolina -OST- 2022 78 august -AT- 2022 01 Anti-Hero -1- MILLIONAIRE 2022 03 Lavender Haze -2- 2022 04 Snow On The Beach (feat. Lana Del Rey) -AT- 2023 63 Bejeweled -AT- 2023 66 You're On Your Own, Kid -AT- 2023 11 All Of The Girls You Loved Before -NAS- 2023 12 Karma -3- 2023 90 The Alcott (The National feat. Taylor Swift) 2023 18 Hits Different -AT- 2023 06 I Can See You (Taylor's Version) -1- 2023 15 Enchanted (Taylor's Version) -AT- 2023 01 Is It Over Now? (Taylor's Version) -3*- 2023 02 Now That We Don't Talk (Taylor's Version) -AT- 2023 05 "Slut!" (Taylor's Version) -AT- 3 x #1 | 20 x Top 5 | 28 x Top 10 | 38 x Top 20 | 51 x Top 40 | 75 x Top 100 Social Media Taylor Swift http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/uploads/group_images/of_177.png
November 17, 20232 yr Do you even have a point here or... ? Yes I do. You’re happy for an album to hog #1 but you all bitch and moan when a single is doing just that
November 17, 20232 yr Yes I do. You’re happy for an album to hog #1 but you all bitch and moan when a single is doing just that That'll be no, then. Thanks for clarifying.
November 17, 20232 yr Is It Over Now :cheeseblock: This is having such great stability for a vault track, hopefully another top 10 week next week <3 Adore the lyrics & production of this one :heart:
November 17, 20232 yr Yes I do. You’re happy for an album to hog #1 but you all bitch and moan when a single is doing just that It’s called opinions x your entitled to yours and others to theirs but no need to make others having different opinions to yours a negative
November 17, 20232 yr :w00t: That'll be no, then. Thanks for clarifying. Actually, it was a yes. That a problem?
November 17, 20232 yr That’s the point. If there were no new entries in the album chart and Taylor stayed at #1 for that reason, then fair enough but not when there’s loads of new entries. If the singles chart was as fast as the album chart, you’d all be celebrating Nope. :lol: And people moan about singles hogging the #1 when they've spent like 7/8+ weeks there (which there have been multiple examples of over the last couple of years, whilst the albums chart has had like three albums have 3+ #1 weeks consecutively in the 2020s :lol:)
November 17, 20232 yr 06 | 01 | 3rd week The Beatles Now And Then 1st single from The Beatles 1967–1970 (The Blue Album) [2023 Edition] Released: 2nd November 2023 Label: Calderstone Productions In the mid-’70s, long after The Beatles had officially parted ways, John Lennon recorded a series of demos straight to cassette tape in his home in New York City. After his death in 1980, his wife, Yoko Ono, passed the tapes to the remaining Beatles, and in 1995, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison began work on a trio of new Beatles songs born from Lennon’s sketches. You’ve heard a couple of them before—“Real Love” and “Free as a Bird”—but one of them never came to fruition during those sessions. “When we started ‘Now and Then,’ it was very difficult because John was sort of hidden in a way,” said Starr in a documentary about how The Beatles’ final song came together. “In John’s demo tape, the piano was a little hard to hear,” said McCartney. They put together some of the song’s building blocks, including having Harrison record guitar parts for the song. But they couldn’t properly isolate Lennon’s vocals from his piano. So “‘Now and Then’ just kind of languished in a cupboard,” McCartney said. Fast-forward to 2022. Using machine-learning technology that director Peter Jackson’s team had developed for the 2021 Beatles documentary Get Back, engineers were able to separate Lennon’s voice from his original demo of “Now and Then,” finally allowing the remaining Beatles to finish the track. “It's like John’s there,” said Ringo of the now-crystalline vocal track. “It’s far out.” Paul and producer Giles Martin (son of Beatles producer George Martin) were then able to assemble John’s 1970s vocals with George’s 1995 guitar lines and Paul and Ringo's new vocal and instrumental parts, as well as a string arrangement, to complete the song. Bearing the signatures of all four Beatles, it’s a doleful ballad and a poignant good-bye, with lyrics—“And if you go away, I’ll know you’re there”—that resonate far beyond their initial intentions. Hear The Beatles’ last song alongside their very first—1962’s “Love Me Do”—and watch the trailer for the documentary about how “Now and Then” was made. - Apple Music Chart Statistics NE (09/11/2023) | 42-1-6 Sales: 80k+ Certification: - Status: Standard Chart Ratio 01 Sales 06 Audio Streaming 01 Video Streaming Video Opxhh9Oh3rg Biography One thing you have to remember about The Beatles is that there was no Beatles before The Beatles. No model for a white band that credibly mixed early rock with real R&B. No model for performers who wrote their own material instead of vocalizing others’. No model for a band that could be both popular and truly progressive, whose new releases weren’t just products but evolutionary leaps in what the form was capable of. Before The Beatles, you had pop music and you had art; after The Beatles, the idea that you could get both in a single three-minute shot—a mirror of a similar shift in painting and visual art—became commonplace, even expected. If “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and “Please Please Me” made the competition look quaint, “Strawberry Fields Forever” and “Tomorrow Never Knows” made it look obsolete, stone bowls in an era of cupped hands. They were around for 10 years, and the culture has been reeling ever since. Formed in Liverpool, England, in 1960, the band—John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr (the replacement for Pete Best)—didn’t have big plans at first. In 1962, they were still ducking beer bottles at late-night shows in Hamburg; six months later, “Beatlemania“ was a safety concern. How the band found time to grow is hard to fathom: Listen back to that opening chord on “A Hard Day’s Night” or the proto-psychedelic vibe of “Ticket to Ride,” and you can already hear them pushing against the confines of pop’s sound and form. By the mid-’60s, they’d become ambassadors for the counterculture, tackling subjects—drugs, Eastern spirituality, the limits of consciousness—nobody had bothered thinking about in the mainstream before. In the hands of producer George Martin, they also became one of the first bands to use the studio as an instrument, creating works whose density and complexity (revisit anything from 1966’s Revolver to 1968’s “The White Album”) couldn’t be replicated onstage—innovations that, incidentally, coincided with the band’s retirement from touring. Late Beatles albums—Abbey Road and the “posthumous” Let It Be—were lived-in, almost folksy affairs, the loose victory laps of a band with nothing left to prove. Given the pressure and intensity that surrounded them, it’s almost amazing they lasted as long as they did. They played their final show on the rooftop of the building for their multimedia company, Apple Corps, in January 1969, ending with Lennon’s famous parting words: “I’d like to say thank you on behalf of the group and ourselves, and I hope we’ve passed the audition.” - apple Music Top 100 Chart History 1962 04 Love Me Do -1- 1963 02 Please Please Me -2- 1963 01 From Me To You -NAS- 1963 48 My Bonnie (Tony Sheridan & The Beatles) 1963 01 She Loves You -NAS- MILLION SELLER 1963 01 I Want To Hold Your Hand -NAS- MILLION SELLER 1964 01 Can't Buy Me Love -1- MILLION SELLER 1964 29 Ain't She Sweet -NAS- 1964 01 A Hard Day's Night -2- MILLIONAIRE 1964 01 I Feel Fine -NAS- MILLION SELLER 1965 01 Ticket To Ride -1^- MILLIONAIRE 1965 01 Help! -2^- MILLIONAIRE 1965 01 Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out -NAS- MILLION SELLER 1966 01 Paperback Writer -NAS- 1966 01 Yellow Submarine / Eleanor Rigby -1- MILLIONAIRE 1967 02 Penny Lane / Strawberry Fields Forever -NAS- 1967 01 All You Need Is Love -1- MILLIONAIRE 1967 01 Hello Goodbye -NAS- 1967 02 Magical Mystery Tour -EP- 1968 01 Lady Madonna -NAS- 1968 01 Hey Jude -NAS- MILLION SELLER 1969 01 Get Back (feat. Billy Preston) -1*- MILLIONAIRE 1969 01 The Ballad Of John And Yoko -NAS- 1969 04 Something / Come Together -1- MILLIONAIRE 1970 02 Let It Be -2*- MILLIONAIRE 1976 08 Yesterday -3^- 1976 32 Strawberry Fields Forever 1976 19 Back In The USSR -1- 1978 63 Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band / With A Little Help From My Friends -1- 1982 10 The Beatles Movie Medley -NAS- 1995 07 Baby It's You -1- 1995 02 Free As A Bird -1- 1996 04 Real Love -1- 2010 78 In My Life -AT- 2010 90 I Saw Her Standing There -AT- 2010 48 Twist And Shout -AT- 2010 81 Come Together 2010 58 Here Comes The Sun -AT- MILLIONAIRE 2010 94 Eleanor Rigby 2023 01 Now And Then -1- 18 x #1 | 26 x Top 5 | 29 x Top 10 | 30 x Top 20 | 32 x Top 40 | 40 x Top 100 Social Media The Beatles http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
November 17, 20232 yr Ooooh, this was listed as a contender. Have they stopped making the top 3 seem obvious at last?
November 17, 20232 yr 05 | 08 | 7th week Noah Kahan Stick Season 1st single from Stick Season Released: 8th July 2022 Label: Mercury Records / Republic Records Chart Statistics NE (12/10/2023) | 69-28-18-9-10-8-5 Sales: 200k+ Certification: Silver Status: Standard Chart Ratio 43 Sales 09 Audio Streaming 00 Video Streaming Video JKrDdsgXuso Biography As Noah Kahan changes, he casts those experiences onto songs like light through a film projector. At the core of the music’s upbeat energy and unfiltered lyrics, you’ll hear who he was before and who he became — almost in real-time. The Vermont singer still pens songs straight from the heart and still cracks jokes with his signature, self-deprecating sense of humor; he’s just changed in all of the right ways (and chronicled them via his songwriting). He gained that understanding through quite the journey from small town Vermont to global renown. He’s racked up over one billion streams, released two full length albums (Busyhead, 2019 and I Was/I Am, 2021) and a mid-pandemic EP (Cape Elizabeth, 2020), picked up a Gold Certification for “Hurt Somebody” feat. Julia Michaels, and performed on television shows such as The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Kelly Clarkson Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and TODAY. Not to mention, he’s collaborated with everyone from Joy Oladokun to Chelsea Cutler to mxmtoon to Quinn XCII to Gryffin. After 5 years of critical acclaim and global touring, he sought an even purer style of writing and arrangement, a challenge from within to convey a vivid representation of what he loves, fears, and struggles with most passionately. Now, Noah continues to progress with his highly anticipated new album Stick Season out now. - Spotify Top 100 Chart History 2023 32 Dial Drunk -3- 2023 83 Call Your Mom -4- 2023 05 Stick Season -1- 2023 95 She Calls Me Back -5- 2023 16 Northern Attitude -2- 0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 1 x Top 10 | 1 x Top 20 | 2 x Top 40 | 4 x Top 100 Social Media Noah Kahan http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
November 17, 20232 yr Stick Season is lovely <3 With the way Noah keeps releasing collab versions of songs from his album, I hope he releases a version of this with Olivia eventually!
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