January 19, 20242 yr No top 10 for this now either Hope her new one can do at least as well The odd thing with Zara is that she always has great radio support & promo but her songs never peak as high as they should recently (Words, Can't Tame Her, and this).
January 19, 20242 yr Should a song from the summer of 2023 still be in the chart in January 2024? How dreadful.
January 19, 20242 yr Author What does Sonny Fodera have on the Radio 1 producers for them to keep playing this x
January 19, 20242 yr Author 20 | 19 | 7th week Sabrina Carpenter Feather 5th single from emails i can't send fwd: Released: 17th March 2023 Label: Island Records Chart Statistics NE (30/11/2023) | 87-86-x NE (21/12/2023) | 85-84-x RE (11/01/2024) | 24-19-20 Sales: 70k+ Certification: - Status: Standard Chart Ratio 00 Sales 27 Audio Streaming 00 Video Streaming Video kLbn61Z4LDI Biography While it can be a big challenge for a young performer to transition from teen-TV stardom to success in the music world, Sabrina Carpenter’s made it look easy. It helps that Carpenter—born in 1999 in Pennsylvania—has pursued both sides of her career in tandem, releasing her first music before she became a regular presence on the Disney Channel thanks to her roles in Girl Meets World and Adventures in Babysitting. (She also made her Broadway debut in 2020 in the musical Mean Girls—how’s that for multitasking?) On her first two albums—2015’s Eyes Wide Open and 2016’s EVOLution—Carpenter set herself apart from her teenage peers with her deft delivery and her eagerness to embrace a wide array of dance-music styles. Elements of trap and house help energise two hits that topped Billboard’s dance-music chart in 2019: “Sue Me”, a cheeky kiss-off partially inspired by a lawsuit by two of her former managers, and “Almost Love”, a thrilling club track Carpenter co-wrote with the Stargate production team. A two-part album that dropped in 2018 and 2019, Singular: Act I and Singular: Act II provided more proof of Carpenter’s fast-developing abilities as a singer and songwriter who’s moved past any of the teen-star stereotypes to become a full-fledged club diva. The intimate emails i can't send followed in 2022. - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History 2021 28 Skin -NAS- 2023 32 Nonsense -1- 2023 19 Feather -2- 2023 78 A Nonsense Christmas -PS- 2023 83 buy me presents -AT- 0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 1 x Top 20 | 3 x Top 40 | 5 x Top 100 Social Media Sabrina Carpenter http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
January 19, 20242 yr The odd thing with Zara is that she always has great radio support & promo but her songs never peak as high as they should recently (Words, Can't Tame Her, and this). I'm sure she'd still take that over her some of her recent peaks (or should I say non-appearances :lol: )
January 19, 20242 yr On My Love only went top 15 because of David Guetta. Streaming services will suck his dick support him forever.
January 19, 20242 yr They play the same songs every week ffs. (This one's quite good tho) Can they play Mitski & Zach Bryan for once Edited January 19, 20242 yr by Maestro
January 19, 20242 yr Author On My Love only went top 15 because of David Guetta. Streaming services will suck his dick support him forever. Which explains why When We Were Young went top 15 too! Oh wait... :kink: Seriously though, he has plenty of songs that don't do as well, he's no more of a guaranteed hitmaker really. On My Love's obviously had good support but it's clearly popular. Can't Tame Her got good support in the end without Guetta.
January 19, 20242 yr Which explains why When We Were Young went top 15 too! Oh wait... :kink: They need a break once in a while. But he'll be in top 20 before summer again.
January 19, 20242 yr Author 19 | | 1st week D-Block Europe and Noizy Eagle 3rd single from Rolling Stone Released: 11th January 2024 Label: D-Block Europe Chart Statistics NE (25/01/2024) | 19 Sales: - Certification: - Status: Standard Chart Ratio 00 Sales 00 Audio Streaming 00 Video Streaming Video bnc7hO8UGXU 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 (“iamspamspamamiKings”), 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 D-Block Europe 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 06 Overseas (feat. Central Cee) -3- 2021 35 Funny Bunny Nails -AT- 2021 15 Make You Smile (feat. AJ Tracey) -4- 2022 35 Black Beatles -1- 2022 18 Elegant & Gang (D-Block Europe & Ghost Killer Track) -2- 2022 49 Fantasy -3- 2022 40 Man In The Mirror -4- 2022 23 4 The Win -5- 2022 30 She's Not Anyone (feat. Burna Boy) -AT- 2022 39 Conor McGregor -AT- 2022 09 Rocket Science (Clavish feat. D-Block Europe) 2023 58 Tears In My Amiri's -NAS- 2023 49 Barbie -NAS- 2023 48 1 On 1 -NAS- 2023 53 Side Effects -1- 2023 08 Pakistan (D-Block Europe & Clavish) -2- 2023 48 Potential -AT- 2023 02 Prada (cassö, RAYE & D-Block Europe) 2023 84 I Need It Now -1- 2024 72 Skims -2- 2024 19 Eagle (D-Block Europe & Noizy) -3- 0 x #1 | 1 x Top 5 | 4 x Top 10 | 14 x Top 20 | 30 x Top 40 | 52 x Top 100 Noizy 2024 19 Eagle (D-Block Europe & Noizy) 0 x #1 | 0 x Top 5 | 0 x Top 10 | 1 x Top 20 | 1 x Top 40 | 1 x Top 100 Social Media D-Block Europe Noizy http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
January 19, 20242 yr Author 18 | 24 | 19th week Natasha Bedingfield Unwritten 3rd single from Unwritten Released: 29th November 2004 Label: Sony Music Entertainment UK Chart Statistics NE (11/12/2004) | 6-9-11-10-10-21-34-37-47-55-58-70-x RE (12/03/2005) | 99-95-x RE (03/02/2007) | 98-86-x RE (14/07/2007) | 97-x RE (18/01/2024) | 24-18 Sales: 1,200k+ Certification: 2x Platinum Status: Standard Chart Ratio 06 Sales 46 Audio Streaming 00 Video Streaming Video cFFBSSntZgs Biography Looking back at her breakthrough successes in the early 2000s, pop singer Natasha Bedingfield knows exactly why her music connected on such a massive scale. As she tells Apple Music, “It had this innocent positivity that comes from real-life situations and sometimes a lot of pain—but going through that and being uplifted.” Born in 1981, the West Sussex native comes by that inspirational power honestly: Among her pre-fame pursuits was writing and singing for the London branch of the Hillsong contemporary-worship empire. But with its shimmering fusion of Alanis’ edgy alt-pop and Lauryn Hill’s empowering R&B, Bedingfield’s 2004 solo debut, Unwritten, refashioned her as secular crossover star, albeit one whose catwalk-ready swagger was undercut by a self-effacing relatability. On her first UK No. 1 hit, “These Words,” she demystifies her own songwriting process in a manner that suggests you should try it too, while the album's dew-sparkled titled track is a rapturous ode to tapping your inner creativity (a message that got somewhat clouded when it became the theme song to MTV’s posh-kid hate-watch The Hills). Bedingfield continued to radiate positivity throughout the decade, via upbeat funky bops like “I Wanna Have Your Babies” and 2008’s self-explanatory “Pocketful of Sunshine.” After taking an extended hiatus—marked by one-off collaborations, TV gigs, and new motherhood—Bedingfield resurfaced with 2019’s Linda Perry-produced Roll With Me, which saw the singer coloring her motivational stories with an expanded musical palette of Caribbean rhythms and old-school ‘60s soul. “When you write a hit song, you can easily get caught in a trap where you’re trying to write songs that everyone will like,” Bedingfield tells Apple Music. “But we’re all in our own lane and we all have to evolve and grow.” - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History 2004 03 Single -1- 2004 01 These Words -2- 2004 06 Unwritten -3- MILLIONAIRE 2005 12 I Bruise Easily -4- 2007 07 I Wanna Have Your Babies -1- 2007 07 Soulmate -2- 2008 20 Love Like This (feat. Sean Kingston) -1- 2008 42 Bruised Water (Chicane vs Natasha Bedingfield) 1 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 5 x Top 10 | 7 x Top 20 | 7 x Top 40 | 8 x Top 100 Social Media Natasha Bedingfield http://i.imgur.com/1SERq1f.png
January 19, 20242 yr Unwritten :wub: :wub: What a welcome relief after that last piece of aural torture!
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