Each week (aiming for Sunday evenings) I'll post one of these polls and ask you all to select your favourites from the week's new entries in the UK Singles Chart top 100. Unlike the similar polls in the genre forums, this poll is multiple choice - I'll leave it to your discretion how you want to give votes, if you want to just vote for your favourite each week then go for it, if not you can vote for as many songs as you feel deserve a vote (I will encourage people to make sure they've actually listened to all of the songs before voting but I can't enforce that obviously x). There's also a 'none of the above' option if you want to put in a protest vote. And then feel free to post in the thread any rankings/ratings or general thoughts. The song with the most votes at the end of the week will be the winner.

Sorry for tardiness with the poll again, I kinda forgor. Will try my best to get back on schedule with the next one. xx

Last week's double poll produced one relatively close-ish result and one three-way nailbiter. From the short list from week 9 American indie duo twenty one pilots prevailed with 'Drag Path', a song that was originally only briefly available as a bonus track for first week purchasers of their 8th album 'Breach' but that became so popular that they decided to belatedly issue it as a single (albeit in an edited form). Not quite sure I understand why but there you go, its popularity translated into it being their first top 30 hit in the UK in a decade and a poll win here, 5 votes ahead of Lana Del Rey. Week 10 had just one vote in it between the entire top 3 but it was ultimately the week's lowest charting new entry that won out, British virtual band Gorillaz alongside Argentine producer Bizarrap, American singer Kara Jackson and British-American-Indian sitar player Anoushka Shankar (who TIL is Norah Jones' half-sister) with 'Orange County', which was the 5th/6th single from their 9th album 'The Mountain' (alongside 'The Hardest Thing' which it is an offshoot of and shares a music video with) although did not sneak into the chart until the album release. It managed to just squeak a win by one vote over two new top 20 hits from Alex Warren and RAYE which took joint 2nd place. It does unfortunately have the distinction of being the first poll winner of the year to not reach at least 20 votes but hey ho! All songs in both polls managed to pace ahead of 'none of the above' this time.

Full week 9 results:

1 20/40 twenty one pilots - Drag Path (#23)

2 15/40 Lana Del Rey - White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter (#58)

3 7/40 Mumford & Sons and Gracie Abrams - Badlands (#64)

4 6/40 Mumford & Sons - The Banjo Song (#91)

[4/40 none of the above]

Full week 10 results:

1 16/40 Gorillaz - Orange County (feat. Bizarrap, Kara Jackson and Anoushka Shankar) (#94)

2 15/40 Alex Warren - FEVER DREAM (#3)

2 15/40 RAYE - Nightingale Lane. (#20)

4 10/40 BLACKPINK - GO (#44)

5 9/40 Gorillaz - The Moon Cave (feat. Asha Puthli, Bobby Womack, Dave Jolicoeur, Jalen Ngonda and Black Thought) (#72)

6 8/40 Bruno Mars - Risk It All (#15)

6 8/40 Olivia Dean - The Hardest Part (#19)

8 7/40 Sonny Fodera and CHRYSTAL - My Loving (#66)

9 6/40 Bella Kay - Steady (#63)

10 3/40 Bruno Mars - Cha Cha Cha (#47)

10 3/40 Skye Newman - Walk (#48)

[2/40 none of the above]

This week's contenders:

Harry Styles - American Girls (#1)

Harry Styles - Ready, Steady, Go! (#5)

Bebe Rexha and Faithless - New Religion (#43)

ANOTR - Talk To You (feat. 54 Ultra) (#53)

Bruno Mars - God Was Showing Off (#67)

Julia Wolf - In My Room (#97)

It's another short list for this week though not quite short enough for me to want to just wait and do another double poll - 6 new entries this time including a couple from Harry Styles' album and a belated third new Bruno Mars song (looking like Harry will likewise get a belated third new entry next week). I can see where the wind will be blowing in this poll but I would like to subtly suggest people give the ANOTR song a chance xo (aside, only just realised 54 Ultra being just one place away from starting his chart career at #54, gah)

Hall of Fame:

Week 1: Zara Larsson - Midnight Sun [29/49]

Week 2: Fleetwood Mac - Landslide [27/48]

Week 3: Bruno Mars - I Just Might [26/44]

Week 4: Jeff Buckley - Lover, You Should've Come Over [23/43]

Week 5: Harry Styles - Aperture [30/46]

Week 6: Noah Kahan - The Great Divide [21/44]

Week 7: sombr - Homewrecker [31/43]

Week 8: Charli xcx - Dying For You [23/43]

Week 9: twenty one pilots - Drag Path [20/40]

Week 10: Gorillaz - Orange County (feat. Bizarrap, Kara Jackson and Anoushka Shankar) [16/40]

Only one I dont mind is Harry's american girl, shame there was a few decent ones released that didnt chart

Gone with American Girls, ANOTR and Julia Wolf (yay more rock!) Do not get the hype for New Religion at all, it's I'm Good all over again, just listen to the original Insomnia!

Voted double Harry and Bebe, all excellent

Quite liked the ANOTR song though, more so than their previous hit! Julia Wolf might take another couple of listens, and Bruno was horribly saccharine x

I also went for double Harry and Bebe and I'm sure I won't be the last one to!

Poor Faithless don’t deserve that. Just went for “American Girls”.

Just ANOTR for me this week. 'American Girls' is just OK for me, but I hope it holds off "I'm Good Part 2" - at least Faithless are credited I suppose.

Voted for 'Ready, Steady, Go!' this week!

1. Bebe Rexha & Faithless - New Religion

2. Harry Styles - American Girls

3. Harry Styles - Ready, Steady, Go!

4. Julia Wolf - In My Room

5. Bruno Mars - God Was Showing Off

6. ANOTR & 54 Ultra - Talk To You

Not really a fan of any of them this week. Bebe's song is by far the worst out of the three that she's recently released but still probably just about my favourite here. The sample feels a bit too iconic to really land for me.

American Girls has a catchy chorus and probably would have been top if the verses weren't so forgettable. Ready, Steady, Go! is repetitive but not awful.

1. New Religion

2. Talk To You

3. American Girls

4. In My Room

5. Ready Steady Go

6. God Was Showing Off

Good week. Even the Bruno song was better than the two from last week albeit not one I'll be going back to either. The top 2 are very much already amongst the best new releases of the year, I'll add the next two to my playlist lower down and the other Harry song is still in the better half of his solo hits (this era clearly the most Dan-friendly so far without having listened to anything else from the album)

A few more hours for any further votes here

American Girls x