TheSnake

Lol his copy of 'Edge of Desire'.

Blink-182 were popular in my school at the time but I didn't like them. But now I do.

Andy C aside (who I voted for), you clearly don't like the older big name producers new releases from this https://open.spotify.com/playlist/02drWIbmrqJigXSikPo8Vi?si=b365a5668188493d and exclude them from the eight :(

The buildup synth riff melodically sounds more like Chicane and Bryan Adams - Don't Give Up than 'Offshore' to me.

'Mama Told Me Not To Come' and 'Bag It Up' are awful :( They just have that 'forced fun' quality to them. Being overplayed on the radio/music channels didn't help.

The 'I'm so glad I made it out' bit is such a hands in the air moment. Glad this made top 20, I am one of the few who really like it on this site.

'Big In Japan' is very good how the production builds. Its a pity Alphaville only had one hit in UK but the riff near the end of 'Sounds Like A Melody' was sampled by Cappella in 'U Got 2 Let The Music' so thats another good gateway between 80s synthpop and 90s eurodance. And of course 'Forever Young' had a happy hardcore cover by Interactive and a dreary acoustic cover by Becky Hill. Yeah I don't like the subject matter of 'Master and Servant' but the production is just brilliant - great industrial beats.

Yep thats the good version of ATB - Killer there are two versions on youtube the other I don't really like. I do slightly prefer the production to the original Adamski and Seal track which was a bit slow in comparison. Its a great song anyway in both forms. Chicane and Bryan Adams Don't Give Up is a very nice song too. Calvin Harris's riff in Blessings really sounds like the buildup bit of the song. But Don't Give Up's riff is more complex so that makes it better.

Oh this is great, I like the indie dance mix. Production is a bit New Order.

which can be shortened to "Passenger was better than Alex Warren"

I like Ian Van Dahl important precursor for early 2010s chart trance-pop influenced productions. Who tf is Jamie Miller?

It's like Capital Anthems slogan "the songs Capital made famous"

Go hard or go home but I still prefer Dimitri Vegas and Sylver - Turn The Tide for recent quite popular hard dance!

"young singer-songwriter like a Gabriella Cilmi" I might enter this

Avicii style c. 2012 festival progressive house mixed with early 2000s trance is the special combination which I might try to recreate.

'Harder than You Think' is great. 'One Day Like This' is a very nice song too. Kate Bush RUTH first revival too I remember.

Was hoping it would go eurotrance after the buildup but its still quite good.

And Specsavers Hearing care with Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea amazing choice of song.

'Two of Hearts' is very catchy and has a good video don't know why it flopped in the UK.

Sweet Nothing was better than Spectrum I think, the production is more pure dance.

Missing and Try Me Out great. The Original I like too. Outhere Brothers La Hey Hey being better than their first two #1s! :o McAlmont and Butler Yes is euphoric. Dont You Want Me and I Feel Love finally appearing on a Now!

If they ever can they should try to stop autoplay on streaming sites from counting towards the chart.

She is policy-wise Farage Lite, Farage without so much controversy! If more controversies betide Farage and Reform, she and her party will benefit.

That Cloonee and Prospa track is very much like Regard and Raye - Secrets you could easily mash them up!