Friday at 15:451 day 1 minute ago, DanielCarey said:To be honest, I agree. A lot of people are now preferring old songs because of nostalgia. Also, many believe new music is crap.That's what I immediately think of having South Park type cynicism (see the season 15 episode You're Getting Old for this).
Friday at 15:461 day Author 21 | 35 | 19th weekNoah KahanWilling And AbleAlbum track from The Great DivideReleased: 24th April 2026Label: Mercury RecordsChart StatisticsNE (28/05/2026) | 50-84-69-75-78-79-70-72-72-66-58-53-55-49-47-39-38-35-21Sales: 100,000+Certification: -Status: Standard Chart Ratioxx Sales68 Audio Streamingxx Video StreamingVideoBiographyNoah Kahan pens tender-hearted meditations on life’s ups and downs that are rustic enough for country cabins yet infectious enough for the pop charts. The singer-songwriter was born in 1997 and grew up on a farm in Vermont. He spent his youth refining his folk picking on guitar, banjo and mandolin while transforming his voice into the raspy falsetto captured on his debut hit, 2017’s “Hurt Somebody”. Recorded while bouncing between New York, LA and points in between, Kahan’s first two full-lengths, 2019’s Busyhead and 2021’s I Was / I Am, showcase an artist sharpening his pop instincts. When the COVID pandemic hit in 2020, Kahan returned to Vermont and—feeling nostalgic for his New England childhood—stripped his music to its gritty soul, resulting in 2022’s breakout album, Stick Season. Its viral title track later took Kahan all the way to the big time (thanks, in part, to an Olivia Rodrigo cover in 2023) and he went on to reimagine several Stick Season cuts—including a version of “Dial Drunk” featuring rapper Post Malone—that reflect a gift for shaping folk and pop into increasingly novel expressions. Kahan might have been a changed man after Stick Season, but on 2026 follow-up The Great Divide, he got back to doing what he does best: penning small-town stories with searing honesty that root themselves in your head and heart. “Stick Season is like doing shrooms and thinking you understand the entire world,” he told Apple Music. “The Great Divide is like three months later: ‘That was great and that was helpful but there’s a lot more we gotta figure out still.’” - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2023 32 Dial Drunk -3-2023 83 Call Your Mom (Noah Kahan & Lizzy McAlpine) -4-2023 01 Stick Season -1- MILLIONAIRE2023 95 She Calls Me Back (Noah Kahan & Kacey Musgraves) -5-2023 16 Northern Attitude (Noah Kahan & Hozier) -2-2023 60 You're Gonna Go Far -AT-2023 72 Everywhere, Everything (Noah Kahan & Gracie Abrams) -6-2024 05 Homesick (Noah Kahan & Sam Fender) -7-2024 31 Forever -AT-2024 84 Cowboys Cry Too (Kelsea Ballerini & Noah Kahan)2026 10 The Great Divide -1-2026 19 Porch Light -2-2026 12 Doors -3-2026 21 Willing And Able -AT-2026 22 Orbiter -AT-2026 68 End Of August -AT-1 x #1 | 2 x Top 5 | 3 x Top 10 | 6 x Top 20 | 10 x Top 40 | 16 x Top 100Social Media Noah Kahan
Friday at 15:461 day Ah thought this might have squeezed top 20. Hopefully next week even with the Taylor invasion
Friday at 15:461 day "Willing And Able" shot up Spotify this week. It was actually streamed more than "Orbiter" on there. Edited Friday at 15:471 day by DanielCarey
Friday at 15:471 day Shame this couldn't quite join 'Orbiter' in entering the Top 20 this week. Nice to see a big jump for it anyway!
Friday at 15:471 day Just now, jimwatts said:Shame this couldn't quite join 'Orbiter' in entering the Top 20 this week. Nice to see a big jump for it anyway!I suspect that it will might just do it next week, though.
Friday at 15:491 day I haven’t properly got into anything from “The Great Divide” yet but “Willing And Able” is sounding really good today.
Friday at 15:501 day Author 20 | 19 | 15th weekOlivia Rodrigostupid song3rd single from you seem pretty sad for a girl so in loveReleased: 12th June 2026Label: Olivia RodrigoChart StatisticsNE (25/06/2026) | 2-2-2-2-6-4-4-6-5-19-22-20-22-19-20Sales: 300,000+Certification: SilverStatus: Accelerated Chart Ratio18 Sales01 Audio Streaming06 Video StreamingVideoBiographyOlivia Rodrigo recognises that the yearning, melancholy aspect of her love songs is key to their intense emotional appeal—beginning with 2021’s weepy smash, “drivers license”. “I think that grounds it in something real,” she told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe in 2026, “and that’s why we resonate with those types of songs so much.” Born in 2003 in Murrieta, California, Rodrigo juggled childhood lessons in piano, voice and acting before starring in High School Musical: The Musical: The Series and eventually turning to pop music with an abashed passion for seething ’90s alt-rock. Rodrigo was only 18 when she released her debut album, SOUR, a breakup record with a meticulous rage: “Where’s my f***ing teenage dream?” she wondered on “brutal”, the album’s Elastica-recalling opener. GUTS followed in 2023, with Rodrigo and repeat producer/collaborator Dan Nigro placing her pointillistic lyrics in an expanded sonic palette that incorporated influences from off-kilter ’90s acts like The Breeders and B******e Surfers. In the same 2026 interview, she described each of her albums as a journey of self-discovery—including that year’s you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love. Observing that it’s the first album she’d made as a woman in her twenties, Rodrigo hinted at how she traded angst for joy on several tracks. But even then, there should still be enough visceral realism to keep fans poring over every lyrical detail. - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2020 32 All I Want -OST-2021 01 drivers license -1- MILLIONAIRE2021 04 deja vu -2- MILLIONAIRE2021 01 good 4 u -3- MILLIONAIRE2021 05 traitor -4- MILLIONAIRE2021 17 favorite crime -AT-2021 36 jealousy, jealousy -AT-2023 01 vampire -1- MILLIONAIRE2023 03 bad idea right? -2-2023 07 get him back! -3-2023 45 the grudge -AT-2023 12 Can't Catch Me Now -OST-2023 78 all-american bitch -AT-2024 10 obsessed -4-2024 24 so american -AT-2024 58 stranger -AT-2026 01 drop dead -1-2026 02 the cure -2-2026 02 stupid song -3-2026 30 honeybee -AT-2026 54 expectations -AT-2026 52 serena joy -NAS-4 x #1 | 9 x Top 5 | 11 x Top 10 | 13 x Top 20 | 17 x Top 40 | 22 x Top 100Social Media Olivia Rodrigo
Friday at 15:501 day Just now, maggotsforbrains said:"When I call you out, I'm a -" a what? did asshole really need to be censored?It's probably puritans
Friday at 15:511 day Author ALBUMS01 beabadoobee - Pylon02 Michael Jackson - The Essential03 Olivia Rodrigo - you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love04 SIENNA SPIRO - Visitor05 Olivia Dean - The Art of Loving
Friday at 15:511 day 1 minute ago, maggotsforbrains said:"When I call you out, I'm a -" a what? did asshole really need to be censored?Yes, there's no swearing at all on daytime radio
Friday at 15:511 day Author 19 | 21 | 52nd weekHarry StylesSign Of The Times1st single from Harry StylesReleased: 7th April 2017Label: Erskine RecordsChart StatisticsNE (20/04/2017) | 1-4-4-8-10-6-10-19-26-30-43-62-77-86-91-79-84-95-xRE (31/08/2017) | 88-xRE (16/11/2017) | 99-xRE (01/02/2018) | 75-80-87-100-86-76-98-xRE (16/04/2026) | 28-31-35-43-45-40-35-39-38-38-29-20-20-23-27-21-23-25-20-21-29-24-23-21-19Sales: 2,500,000+Certification: 4x PlatinumStatus: Standard Chart Ratio01 Sales06 Audio Streaming04 Video StreamingVideoBiographyAfter winning Album of the Year at the Grammys for 2022’s Harry’s House and securing the year’s best-selling single in “As It Was”, Harry Styles could do just about whatever he liked. He chose to take up long-distance running in Italy and hit the clubs in Berlin, where he discovered a font of liberation that would power his 2026 follow-up, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.. “I remember going out for the first time in Berlin and standing in the middle of the dance floor,” Styles told Apple Music, “and feeling so unbelievably free and safe that I just had my hands in the air and my eyes closed, and I just felt these tears streaming down my face. And it was this moment of, like, ‘I feel so alive right now.’” His post-One Direction career has been defined by just such spontaneity, making him one of the more interesting and adventurous pop stars of his era. Born in Redditch, Worcestershire, England in 1994, Styles made his solo debut with 2017’s “Sign of the Times”—a deeply felt piano ballad that slowly but surely took flight—and a sturdy self-titled first album. Then he handily reinvented himself on 2019’s Fine Line, a more daring pop statement that could comfortably accommodate the breezy radio catnip of “Watermelon Sugar” alongside quirkier forays into era-hopping funk and soul. Harry’s House felt even more personal and idiosyncratic again, often playing like his own private dance party. Which brings us back to his Berlin sojourn and Kiss All the Time..., an album offsetting its more upbeat percolations with equally rhythmic yet fairly subtle turns. It leans into creative catharsis rather than commercial calculation, which makes sense given the international reset and early-thirties career re-evaluation that preceded it. “The key thing was, while I was away from it all, I missed it,” he told Apple Music. “I missed it because I love it, and I still love it.” - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History2017 01 Sign Of The Times -1- MILLIONAIRE2017 46 Sweet Creature -IG-2017 51 Carolina -AT-2017 58 Two Ghosts -2-2017 64 Meet Me In The Hallway -AT-2017 66 Kiwi -3-2017 80 Only Angel -AT-2017 87 Ever Since New York -AT-2017 99 Woman -AT-2019 03 Lights Up -1-2019 04 Watermelon Sugar -4- MILLIONAIRE2019 07 Adore You -2- MILLIONAIRE2019 15 Falling -3- MILLIONAIRE2020 26 Golden -5- MILLIONAIRE2022 01 As It Was -1- MILLIONAIRE2022 02 Late Night Talking -2- MILLIONAIRE2022 03 Music For A Sushi Restaurant -3-2022 37 Matilda -AT-2023 18 Satellite -4-2026 01 Aperture -1-2026 01 American Girls -2-2026 05 Ready, Steady, Go! -AT-2026 55 Dance No More -3-4 x #1 | 9 x Top 5 | 10 x Top 10 | 12 x Top 20 | 14 x Top 40 | 23 x Top 100Social Media Harry Styles
Friday at 15:521 day Just now, lewistgreen said:Yes, there's no swearing at all on daytime radiojust didn't think it was any stronger than damn for instance, which they've sometimes let fly uncensored
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