Posted Monday at 20:052 days It's SoundClash!In this event we celebrate the one hit wonders of the 21st century so far.In each round, two songs will go head to head to come out on top, with each credited artist only having a single UK Top 40 hit to their name. In each case, you're voting for your favourite song. The winning songs will then go into a grand collection of one hit lwonders to be voted for once the opening rounds are complete.These are the two songs going head to head this round;Las Ketchup – The Ketchup Song (Aserjé) {#1, 2002} 🇪🇸Las Ketchup are a Spanish pop group made up of four sisters – Lucía, Lola, Pilar and Rocío Muñoz. They exploded onto the international music scene in 2002 with a playful Latin-pop hit that became a global phenomenon thanks to its quirky lyrics and instantly recognisable dance routine. Baauer – Harlem Shake {#3, 2013} 🇺🇸 Baauer is the stage name of American electronic music producer and DJ Harry Rodrigues, who shot to worldwide fame in 2013 with the explosive trap anthem. Its infectious bass drops and distinctive beat sparked a viral internet dance craze that swept across social media, turning the track into a global chart phenomenon. You Decide!Here is what we have had so far in this series of SoundClash;Iglu & Hartly vs. ALMAVanessa Amorosi vs. Ten WallsDivine Inspiration vs. Kent JonesNewton Faulkner vs. Bridgit MendlerAndreas Johnson vs. Nico & VinzDB Boulevard vs. GraceLittle Jackie vs. Wynter GordonO-Zone vs. Dynoro & Gigi D'AgostinoThe Bravery vs. Alex ClareEsmée Denters vs. SecondcityATC vs. Christine And The QueensMini Viva vs. Charlie BrownKhia vs. Daisy Dares YouAndrew W.K. vs. KarminDaniel Powter vs. Rachel PlattenLittle Trees vs. Foster The PeopleLee Mead vs. Keala SettleSpecial D vs. Otto KnowsParis Hilton vs. D'BanjZoë Birkett vs. HurtsMetro Station vs. Vance JoyDJ Pied Piper & The Masters Of Ceremonies vs. OMISara Bareilles vs. Alyssa ReidDana Rayne vs. McleanAlizée vs. Portugal. The ManSharam vs. HardwellHoobastank vs. James Vincent McMorrowJustice vs. Loud LuxuryMade In London vs. StarleyAlexander Rybak vs. WALK THE MOONKate Winslet vs. Anne HathawaySamim vs. Lilly WoodCaesars vs. Elle KingAinslie Henderson vs. Maggie LindemannUnklejam vs. Of Monsters And MenMilky vs. RumerThom Yorke vs. AWOLNATIONRui Da Silva vs. DVBBS & BorgeousGirls Of FHM vs. KungsSam Sparro vs. EchosmithZombie Nation vs. M83Plain White T's vs. DelilahEmpire Of The Sun vs. Martin JensenInaya Day vs. KlangkarussellVanessa Carlton vs. Joshua RadinGünther vs. PinkfongThe Superman Lovers vs. Dr. Kucho!Lordi vs. Conchita WurstBodyrockers vs. Storm Queen
Monday at 23:132 days Author Two iconic dance frenzies from the 21st century going head to head, but the more enduring dance is of course Aserjé.
Tuesday at 11:082 days Las Ketchup easily. Harlem Shake is one for the clubs, don't think I ever choose I hear it free willingly.
Tuesday at 15:561 day I said a hip, a hop...I was in Spain for 2 weeks that summer before it was released in the UK, and must have heard it played several times each day there.
Tuesday at 16:141 day I wonder if Bauuer is still played on Bauer owned radio stations in UK?Higher ft Jay Z was far better than Harlem Shake though. So Ketchup Song it is then I voted for - nostalgic.
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