Just now, Hadji said:

I reckon when Sam Fender brings out a new album, he’s still gonna milk Rein Me In

I would if i had a massive number 1 hit

4 minutes ago, 777666jason said:

Wait did Dance no more even chart ?

It peaked at 55 at the end of last month.

2 minutes ago, 777666jason said:

You said 3 olivia R and 2 MJ songs lingering so its not irrelevant but ok 👌

“2 MJ resurgence songs lingering around”.

You’ve read it wrong and then proceeded to try and correct me for no reason other than to condescend. I’d rather you didn’t, thank you.

I'm waiting for Dracula to get a reset come October... Halloween

2 minutes ago, Hadji said:

I reckon when Sam Fender brings out a new album, he’s still gonna milk Rein Me In

You’re right but, why wouldn’t you to be fair?

Let’s be honest, he will most likely never have a hit this size again, so milk it for all it’s worth.

Loving all the fresh music, a Scottish football song and well that's about it. Who knew it would get to this state?

Just now, Viper* said:

You’re right but, why wouldn’t you to be fair?

Let’s be honest, he will most likely never have a hit this size again, so milk it for all it’s worth.

And he should be thanking Olivia Dean. The song wouldn’t be as massive if it weren’t for her

9 minutes ago, 777666jason said:

Wait did Dance no more even chart ?

It did after the video release, starred out last week with Aperture's reset.

Post-album singles are notably more difficult for every artist though, it's why many artists choose to avoid them nowadays. He mastered it with the Fine Line era, with Falling, Watermelon Sugar and Golden all being hits (while Treat People With Kindness was starred out on at least 2 occasions - album release week and video week - so never actually charted). Harry's House produced top 20 hit Satellite, largely fuelled by his tour at the same time, but Music for a Sushi Restaurant didn't re-enter the top 40 when it had a singles push even with the release of physicals.

Just now, Hadji said:

And he should be thanking Olivia Dean. The song wouldn’t be as massive if it weren’t for her

Oh absolutely.

It couldn’t have been more perfectly timed, this staying steady in the charts with her popularity rising more and more then it pounced to number 1 in a time not much was happening in the charts and now it’s just stuck.

Just now, Viper* said:

Oh absolutely.

It couldn’t have been more perfectly timed, this staying steady in the charts with her popularity rising more and more then it pounced to number 1 in a time not much was happening in the charts and now it’s just stuck.

I reckon he’ll get her on his next album

10 minutes ago, Hadji said:

Shame the duet version of Rein Me In isn’t on the vinyl version of his album

It is….

https://hmv.com/store/music/vinyl/people-watching-(deluxe-edition)-coloured-vinyl

1 minute ago, ___∆___ said:

It is….

https://hmv.com/store/music/vinyl/people-watching-(deluxe-edition)-coloured-vinyl

If that’s the case, it’s pointless buying the single on vinyl. Just buy the album on vinyl instead

Just now, Hadji said:

If that’s the case, it’s pointless buying the single on vinyl. Just buy the album on vinyl instead

You could say that for every single that gets a physical release when it’s already on an album - fans and collectors will buy both.

I'm sure 'Rein Me In' would be back at #1 this week regardless of having another physical drop or not (unless Taylor has conveniently decided to leave another 30,000 CDs to ship until this week), it's already ahead of 'stupid song' on Spotify even excluding its multiple versions. (Of course this isn't the first time people have kept going on about an entirely superfluous Sam Fender physical drop but hey ho)

Y'all can we all calm down, I know it's hot but that doesn't mean I need extra work xx

5 minutes ago, Hadji said:

I reckon he’ll get her on his next album

Oh it would be very smart of him to do so.

I think she will be in demand by a lot of talented artists, so I really wouldn’t be shocked to see her pop up on a few duets in the future.

2 minutes ago, ___∆___ said:

You could say that for every single that gets a physical release when it’s already on an album - fans and collectors will buy both.

I only buy albums even if I really like the song because buying the single for every artist I like as well as their album takes up too much room in my collection

26 minutes ago, Paramore said:

Oh my god...

TAYLOR WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?

It isn't her fault.

No Scotland No Party coming to slay thanks to my streams alone

7 minutes ago, Hadji said:

If that’s the case, it’s pointless buying the single on vinyl. Just buy the album on vinyl instead

But i thought you wanted more physical media