51 minutes ago, danuary said:

you can amend your own vote if you click show vote options and re submit

Ah thanks Danuary, I didn’t know you could do that!

3 hours ago, Dj Cheeky magpie said:

1. Dermot Kennedy - Funeral love that song still make me cry ever time here it

❤️ it’s such a strong return to form from him isn’t it!

1 hour ago, danuary said:

you can amend your own vote if you click show vote options and re submit

TIL x

Pledged my allegiance to 'Aperture' this week! A bold swing that is up my street.

Will put up the new poll tomorrow ~ changed my mind, actually dropped it now 😎

My votes this week:

1 scared

2 Opening Night

3 iloveitiloveitiloveit

4 Championship

5 Aperture

6 Runnin

7 Turbulence

8 Funeral

Still not sure the Young Thug vocals add too much to 'scared' (though they've grown on me a bit) but it's a fairly easy fave for the week on the instrumental alone, love to hear a Burial esque production in the charts *.* I thought 'Opening Night' was boring on first listen but it's grown on me a lot too, interesting that it's moving slightly back to their older sound but maintaining the slightly cryptic slow burning nature of the last two albums. And Bella Kay is a very promising artist, really like her voice, this song isn't quite as good as her first hit for me but can also see it growing on me too, shame it isn't a Camila cover though x (also that title is quite annoying to type lol). 'Championship' is almost a good song as it does tap into some kind of effective vibe but it loses me a bit when he says 'back on my shit' 6 times in a row. The Harry song is stubbornly sticking as being just ok for me after several listens but I'll stay cautiously optimistic for the album. The last 3 songs haven't really moved for me since my first listens either, decent enough tune from Fredo though I don't know much about the beef it pertains to (certainly better than the following single which we've been spared from appearing in the next poll), disappointingly sleepy sounding song from Wizkid/Asake and Dermot Kennedy is still Dermot Kennedy.