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This is the album's opening track, which makes complete sense, what a statement to open with!

This is so different for him, amazing that he's making use of his status to experiment like this! Sounding great, am on my second play already and think it'll be what I'm listening to for most of the weekend. Will it be a huge hit in the long run? Hard to say, but kudos to Harry for not playing it safe, not sure any other A lister would make this move.

Yup

Oh this is brilliant!! Immediately his best single in ages for me!

If it's being played then that basically means it's been playlisted - it's not testing! They rarely play new songs that aren't actually playlisted. The new playlist comes into effect immediately after the meetings on Tuesdays, it's just the website that doesn't update until Friday, so it's almost definitely added to the playlist if it's getting plays.

28 Village of the Angels Series 13 Episode 4 Doctor: 13th Companion: Yasmin Khan, Dan Lewis Also featuring: Inston-Vee Vinder, Bel, Professor Jericho, Claire Brown First aired: 21st November 2021 Writer: Chris Chibnall & Maxine Alderton We're making good progress to the top of the countdown now, and we've hit an inevitable point - one of our Doctors now departs the countdown! Jodie Whittaker's highest placed episode is from Flux (series 13), and features an iconic villain. After a Weeping Angel appears in the TARDIS, the Doctor, Yaz and Dan become stranded in Medderton, a village in 1967, but a search for a missing girl sends Yaz and Dan further back in time at the hands of a Weeping Angel. The Doctor joins forces with Professor Jericho and a girl named Claire, whose mind was being controlled by an Angel. This episode was a welcome return for the Angels, and pretty intriguing to see them written by someone who isn't Steven Moffat. Whilst a Chibnall script would often have me sceptical, he did get most of the iconic villains right, and he certainly did here (alongside Maxine Alderton of course). The Angel lore is built upon, with the image of an Angel becoming itself an Angel... in Claire's mind! Genius. The scenes between the Doctor, Claire and Jericho were the best parts of the episode largely. The Angel appearing through the TV is truly terrifying too. Yaz and Dan's side story was also quite interesting too and it helped show how scary the Angels can be on a wider scale. While this episode's largely more standalone in the grand scheme of things in Flux, the cutaway scenes to Bel watching Azure trick Flux survivors into becoming prisoners of the Passenger form was actually pretty unsettling. I must also say, this episode has one of the most jaw-dropping cliffhangers of all time! Its undoing wasn't so great but that's thankfully not part of this episode x

TOMORROW: the #1 is revealed! dearALICE - Ariana vs Knox - The DJ

Songs: Top 300 3 Benson Boone - Mystical Magical | 1-1-2-3-6-10-13-4-3-4-6-11-14-19-24-26-25-33-34-39-x-13-19-21-26-30-29-32-28-... It's not a repeat win for Benson Boone, but he does nonetheless score his joint second highest EOY placement! Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else set the tone for Benson's second album so perfectly, but the clip for Mystical Magical had me intrigued immediately. It was of the pre-chorus, the "moonbeam ice cream" section, which is a random but great lyric and I can't blame him for cashing in on it, and I enjoyed how retro/80s it sounded, and so very different for Benson! Yet, it works so well, and proves the versatility of Benson's artistry. The full song didn't disappoint either. The interpolation of Physical works brilliantly but the verses are also great, and Benson's voice is such a natural fit for this kind of track. Again, no surprise that it debuted at #1 in my chart, and it spent two weeks there, the only one of Benson's four #1s in 2025 to last more than a week at the top. A decent opening run in the top 10 was followed by a return stint following the Summertime Ball, where Benson was one of the headline acts, and then his album release. Following Benson's tour in November, it re-entered my top 20, and it's stayed in my chart since then! It's such a joyous song and it deserved to be the biggest hit of the era, but a UK top 10 placement really was the least it deserved so it's a shame it stalled just outside. It's hopefully going to remain a setlist staple for Benson in the years to come! End of Year Chart History 2021 | 005 | Ghost Town 2022 | 005 | In the Stars 2022 | 008 | Before You 2022 | 010 | ROOM FOR 2 2022 | 024 | Better Alone 2022 | 128 | Work of Art 2022 | 157 | Empty Heart Shaped Box 2022 | 215 | NIGHTS LIKE THESE 2022 | 266 | Let Me Go 2023 | 014 | What Was 2023 | 025 | To Love Someone 2023 | 030 | Little Runaway 2023 | 046 | Sugar Sweet 2023 | 234 | Coffee Cake 2024 | 001 | Beautiful Things 2024 | 003 | Slow It Down 2024 | 021 | Pretty Slowly 2024 | 039 | Death Wish Love 2024 | 051 | Cry 2024 | 114 | Be Someone 2024 | 226 | Hello Love 2024 | 234 | My Greatest Fear 2024 | 245 | What Do You Want 2024 | 257 | Friend 2025 | 003 | Mystical Magical 2025 | 005 | Sorry I'm Here for Someone Else 2025 | 029 | Mr Electric Blue 2025 | 044 | Momma Song 2025 | 099 | Wanted Man 2025 | 113 | Young American Heart 2025 | 197 | Take Me Home 2025 | 209 | Man in Me 2025 | 242 | Reminds Me of You 2025 | 254 | I Wanna Be the One You Call

Thanks so much both of you!!

Songs: Top 300 4 Knox - D.N.A | 26-31-36-29-18-18-21-23-26-36-40-x-31-28-15-10-6-8-1-1-5-8-8-7-16-14-13-15-16-13-18-22-18-... The selection of songs that hit me the hardest from Knox's Going, Going, Gone album are a curious bunch. Of course, they're all fantastic songs, but on paper they don't look like the expected hits, given most of them weren't actually singles. This one's a particularly interesting case, given it's never been a single, hasn't even had a live version release like Voicemail had. D.N.A is simply a song that connected and resonated with me over a period of time and whenever it felt like it was running out of steam, it seemed to find another wind! The song speaks for itself, though. It's a more midtempo track than much of the album, but it builds and builds, and that's something I can never resist. It's the best display of Knox's lyricism too, because the chorus contains, in my opinion, the best lyric of 2025 - "you're still in my DNA, so do not ask, do not ask if I'm okay". The double meaning of DNA is pretty genius! Not to mention how that chorus is just made for shouting along to at a concert, and I did just that in September. D.N.A originally debuted at #26, the ninth highest Knox track of the week out of twelve that were charting, and only three of the songs above it were already charting before the album's release. Though it lingered in the low top 40 for a few weeks, it gained some steam and found itself in the top 20, landing a respectable run before it gracefully fell out of the top 40. That was already an impressive stint for a song that hadn't made my top 10, but it found itself getting a second wind later on, re-entering my chart and soaring to new peaks, further boosted by the album's deluxe release, and eventually, the Going, Going, Gone Tour, which saw the song finally jump to #1 for two weeks! It's still hanging around in my chart, even spending another two weeks in my top 10 earlier in January, so there's plenty of life in it yet, and who knows, perhaps with more time, it could have contended for the top spot? End of Year Chart History 2022 | 057 | Sneakers 2022 | 066 | Dumpster Fire 2022 | 152 | I Don't Wanna Know 2022 | 189 | Time Machine 2023 | 110 | Man Down 2023 | 113 | Girl on the Internet 2023 | 127 | Not the 1975 2023 | 191 | Backwards (Alexa Cappelli feat. Knox) 2023 | 195 | We're Not in Love Anymore (feat. Charlotte Sands) 2023 | 211 | Love Letter 2023 | 215 | NYC 2024 | 032 | Here's to Us 2024 | 060 | Treadmill 2024 | 064 | Invisible 2024 | 104 | Change Your Mind 2024 | 163 | Me, Myself & Your Eyes 2025 | 000 | The DJ 2025 | 004 | D.N.A 2025 | 006 | Going, Going, Gone 2025 | 010 | Voicemail 2025 | 019 | Happy Ever After All 2025 | 033 | You Happened 2025 | 035 | Dance in the Rain (Said the Sky & Knox) 2025 | 039 | Pick Your Poison 2025 | 061 | White Knuckles 2025 | 069 | Now & Then 2025 | 081 | A Heart Still Breaks 2025 | 164 | She's Not Okay 2025 | 172 | 50/50 2025 | 216 | Maybe I Do

TOUR !!!

These reviews seem to make up the general consensus on the song from what I've seen so far! Seems different, unique, perhaps even experimental, but still radio friendly.

The CyberBrig is cringe and didn't translate the way Moffat indended, I don't think, but thankfully it's such a tiny moment in an otherwise excellent finale that I can excuse it

It is not and I can prove it as I have multiple photos with him! Anyway ALBUM OUT IN MARCH he's really found his groove with his releases over the last year so I can't wait!

29 Dark Water / Death in Heaven Series 8 Episode 11-12 Doctor: 12th Companion: Clara Oswald Also featuring: Missy, Danny Pink, Kate Lethbridge-Stewart, Osgood First aired: 1st and 8th November 2014 Writer: Steven Moffat From one Moffat finale to another! The final episodes of series 8 saw a particularly strong pay-off because of how tight-knit the character drama had been throughout. A grieving Clara takes her emotions out on the Doctor before they embark on a journey that's guaranteed to have huge ramifications, especially when the real nature of the 3W Institute is revealed. Firstly, I think it's important to highlight how phenomenal Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman were in this story. The scene at the volcano is one of my favourites in all of Who, and I think the Doctor's line afterwards - "do you think I care for you so little that betraying me would make a difference?" - is one of the best, most hard-hitting lines in the show's history, and it speaks volumes of how far the Doctor and Clara's relationship has come over series 8. Michelle Gomez is also incredible as Missy, and the twist of her being the Master was one I didn't see coming - my jaw dropped! She pitched the role just right throughout, from being hilarious and flirtacious to downright cruel (murdering Osgood!). The reveal of the Cybermen was also great, even if they played second fiddle to Missy in the end. I thought Danny Pink's story got the right sort of closure (Last Christmas is more of an epilogue in my mind), tragic but the way it leads to the Doctor and Clara parting ways just feels right. This episode is the highest ranked series 8 episode, and though it may not have placed any episodes in my top 20, it's worth mentioning once more just how consistent this episode is - it felt like Moffat had been given a new lease of life as showrunner through the genius casting of Peter Capaldi.