Juan Carlos

New peaks for "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers, "Nicole Kidman" by ADÉLA and "Bring Me to Life" by Evanescence, as well as new entries by two tracks from Jhené Aiko ("So Good" and "Ghost") and "crank 2" by Slayyyter. There's another one at #191 by comehelpglo called "onsra" and it seems that this is popular on TikTok. As a side note, it's interesting to see that "Nicole Kidman" has outpeaked "Ain't In LA" so far.

The live from the Royal Albert Hall version received 1.37m unfiltered streams (+1.6k) on the Spotify Counter yesterday, while the original version received almost 2.60m unfiltered streams (+22.4k), so the total between the two was 3.97m unfiltered streams. The rest of the three tracks from the EP received 78.3k, so the EP had almost 4.05m unfiltered streams (+37.7k) on the Spotify Counter as you could check here. Once again, if all of the versions are combined (even, the original and the live from the RAH versions only), this would be around the #2 spot on Spotify Global.

The album received almost 3.79m unfiltered streams (+27.3k) on the Spotify Counter yesterday as you could check it here. After "Training Season", which received almost 2.60m unfiltered streams (+22.4k), "Houdini" was the next song with 547.9k unfiltered streams (+267) on the Spotify Counter.

Oh! By the way, the teaser above shows that it samples "Music" by Madonna, specifically the "Do you like to boogie woogie?" part. I'm not entirely sure if they have gone with the original or the Groove Armada 12" Mix, but it seems that it's the latter.

New teaser.

"Roses", the lead single, is coming soon. It's available to pre-save on streaming platforms here.

September 10: New Peaks: 20. Noah Kahan - Orbiter 30. Alyssa Grace - bloodstream 34. TLC - No Scrubs 63. Evanescence - Bring Me to Life 75. Tove Lo - Talking Body 91. Sixpence None the Richer - Kiss Me 176. Paramore - The Only Exception 181. Childish Gambino - Heartbeat Re-Entries: 190. The Outfield - Your Love 191. Morgan Wallen & Tate McRae - What I Want 194. Wheatus - Teenage Dirtbag 195. Rihanna & Jaÿ-Z - Umbrella 198. Weezer - Island In the Sun

"Movin' to the Sun" and "Man I Need" switch places in Apple Music. The former is currently atop there.

I meant to post my thoughts earlier, but I kept them delaying due to time, so here they are, lol! 😅 I personally think that this is a good idea and it's a way to counter act the Big Top 40 chart (which basically no one cares aside few people here), but the execution is wrong. That said, I guess I can't go without any further details about the latter because there's not too much information about it yet, but I assume that it's going to be a 3-hour radio chart show where they are going to present the forty songs that have the most activity during the first two days (Friday and Saturday) in all the digital, physical and streaming platforms, although the data of the latter will mostly be missing as it's been stablished multipled times every time any midweek update pops up on the site. As a side note, I also think it's a little bit strange that they're going to give more coverage (a three-hour radio chart show) to a first look chart, which is basically front-loaded and it won't be official instead of their main one, which has been demoted to an hour and 45 minutes each Friday. That's bizarre. Either way, I don't know whether they (the OCC and the Radio 1 executives) would have discussed this or not, but I'm wondering if they're planning to delay the official charts every Sunday as a tentative date instead (or basically what Sue mentioned earlier). This idea wouldn't be too bad in my opinion because it's been known that they use estimates in every Thursday update for the streaming data (mostly, Spotify) to reach the deadline of Official Charts, so a three-day window (from Friday to Sunday) would give them to present them the exact numbers for each platform. Also, they could use the Friday slot to have a new music radio show, where they could basically present all the new music that was released each Friday or that went and has been viral in the last days. However, the con part will definitely be the information might leak during that period of time.

"Training Season" is at #44 (+5) on Apple Music, #70 (+4) on Spotify and #30 (+7) on Amazon Music.

The original version falls to #23 (-1) on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global chart with almost 2.46m streams. It also jumps to #70 (+4) on Spotify's Daily Top Songs UK chart with almost 110k streams and falls to #163 (-3) on Spotify's Daily Top Songs USA chart with almost 320k streams. Meanwhile, the Live from the Royal Albert Hall version drops to #162 (-15) on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global chart with almost 1.3m streams.

Besides the original and the live from the Royal Albert Hall versions reaching at #20 and #148, respectively, on Spotify Weekly Global, the original version climbs to #66 (+16) on Spotify's Weekly Top Songs UK chart with 738.9k streams and re-enters at #145 on Spotify's Weekly Top Songs USA chart with almost 2.25m streams. Top Songs Global

Besides being on Spotify's Weekly Top Albums Global chart as previously mentioned, it also climbs to #6 (+2) on Spotify's Weekly UK Top Albums chart and jumps to #28 (+6) on Spotify's Weekly USA Top Albums chart. It's a new peak on both of them.

Besides being on Spotify's Weekly Top Albums Global chart, it also falls to #170 (-24) on Spotify's Weekly UK Top Albums chart.

Besides re-entering the Top 100 on Spotify's Weekly Top Albums Global chart as previously mentioned, it also climbs to #186 (+13) on Spotify's Weekly UK Top Albums chart.

Party girl. Also, Gjin was djing as well.

This is the extract of Music Week's article about "Training Season". That said, all of the first three posts have been updated with the sales info and chart runs of "Training Season", the self-titled album and Live from Mexico.

Two banners have appeared on New Music Server. They are from "Love To Be That Guy" by Kelsey Hart, which goes for Country adds this Monday (September 14) and Westside Whimsy, the latest album from Jhené Aiko with a focus to "So Good" featuring Kendrick Lamar. There's not any indication which format(s) this flyer is to, but it seems to that it is to Rhythmic, Urban and R&B so far.

Climbs back from #30 to #23 in Ireland. It re-entered to the singles chart last week.

Re-enters inside the Top 100 at #100 in Ireland.

Jumps back to #18 in Ireland.

The album received almost 3.76m unfiltered streams (+78.3k) on the Spotify Counter yesterday as you could check it here. After "Training Season", which received 2.57m unfiltered streams (+57.3k), "Houdini" was the next song with 547.6k unfiltered streams (+10.5k) on the Spotify Counter.

The live from the Royal Albert Hall version received almost 1.37m unfiltered streams (+15.5k) on the Spotify Counter yesterday, while the original version received 2.57m unfiltered streams (+57.3k), so the total between the two was 3.94m unfiltered streams. The rest of the three tracks from the EP received almost 64.5k, so the EP had 4m unfiltered streams (+75.1k) on the Spotify Counter as you could check here. Once again, if all of the versions are combined (even, the original and the live from the RAH versions only), this would be around the #2 spot on Spotify Global.

So happy for her and Michael. ❤️ It's unclear whether she was pregnant or it was a surrogate pregnancy, but independently of the case, the arrival of a baby is a blessing when someone wants to be a mom and I'm sure that she wanted that for a long time.

New content from Bvlgari and their Serpenti Infinito event in New York.