Official Singles Chart Top 40 on 26/1/2024

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1. 2 4 Raye, The Heritage orchestra - Oscar winning tears. (+ live)
2. 1 7 Le Cri du Caire - Pearls for orphans
3. 3 6 Fia - Mycelium / Let her teach you
4. 16 3 P!nk - All out of fight
5. 7 4 SKÁLD - Elverhøy
6. 6 4 María José Llergo - Rueda, rueda
7. 4 9 Noah Kahan - Stick season
8. 9 6 Monteverdi, Pygmalion, Raphael Pichon - Vespro della beata Vergine: Lauda Jerusalem
9. 5 4 Rachele Andrioli - Fimmana de mare
10. 12 3 Björk + Rosalía - oral
11. 10 6 Aleph quintet + Fabrizio Cassol - Peace
12. 13 4 Amon Amarth - Heidrun
13. 8 10 Alexa Sunshine Rose, Shimshai, Aimée Ringle - Arms of love
14. 21 9 Sho Madjozi - Chale
15. 23 3 Napfonat - Mint a zápor
16. 15 3 Olivia Rodrigo - Can't catch me now
17. _ 1 Teddy Swims - The door
18. 18 2 The Tibbs - Ain't it funny / Give me a reason
19. 17 3 Tom MacDonald, Adam Calhoun - Your America
20. 22 3 Froukje - Naar het licht
21. _ 1 Sivert Høyem - The Rust
22. 25 2 Glauque - Plan large
23. 30 2 Nai Barghouti - Ah ya helu ( اه يا حلو)
24. 14 3 Dirtwire + Robert Yuldashev - Karabai
25. 26 2 Floating points - Birth4000
26. 11 4 Die Antwoord - Reanimated
27. 27 4 Pendulum - Colourfast
28. 28 6 Laufey, the Iceland symphony orchestra - Ég veit þú kemur
29. 24 2 øxn - Love Henry
30. 29 6 Las Lloronas - Run

Verwondering: Froukje - Kwijt
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NGL I'l certain Hana Evin is the same person as Hana Bish

Eigenwijze 30 week 3 van 2024

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I need TV Girl to chart again. Okay UK? I might be korean but I still live in the UK, YOU HEAR ME? 💕💕💕

my top 20 (28.1. 2024.)

1. (2) TENTENDO x TAJ RALPH – out of sight

2. (1) SPRINTS – heavy (1week at No.1)

3. NEW – TOM ODELL – loving you will be the death of me

4. (3) SWIMMING PAUL – the way it goes (2weeks at No.1)

5. (4) THE LIBERTINES – night of the hunter

6. (8) SKEPTA ft OSSIE & HARRY STONE – smoke in your eyes

7. (5) LIAM BAILEY – dance with me

8. (9) JAX JONES ft ROBBIE G – forever

9. (33) THE BLACK KEYS – beautiful people (stay high)

10. (10) SHYGIRL – f@k€

11. (18) MGMT – nothing to declare

12. (6) SOFIA KOURTESIS – si te portas bonito (2weeks at No.1)

13. (16) BARRY CAN'T SWIM ft SURYA SEN – always get through to you

14. (20) THE LEMON TWIGS – my golden years

15. (19) IDLES – grace

16. (13) THE VACCINES – love to walk away

17. (7) PANGEAUX – holdin' on

18. (21) FUTURE ISLANDS – say goodbye

19. (34) GORGON CITY ft BBYAFRICKA – biggest regret

20. (28) ARIANA GRANDE – yes, and?

..........new songs at chart (top 45)............

31. NEW – BRITTANY HOWARD – prove it to you

33. NEW – TAI VERDES – pipe down

34. NEW – JUSTICE & TAME IMPALA – one night/all night

35. NEW – SATIN JACKETS & SMALL BLACK – why change the world

36. NEW – NOAH KAHAN & SAM FENDER – homesick

41. NEW – EMPRESS OF ft MUNA – what's love

We all want SEB to achieve her first number one!!!

Glad that kygo and ava max with whatever is in the top 40, best song in the chart,

Heyy im (aka vienna/viyu) is backk :)) How is everyone

pretty weird to think Sonny Fodera and Sam Fender only have 2 top 40 songs each and all of them are in the top 40 this week 😂

shame to see body moving out of the top 40, but i’m glad it got there anyway

shame to see n.h.i.e. already out of the top 40, it’s a pretty good song

haven’t finished making my top 50 yet but for now here’s the top 10 with a very inevitable number one:

NE 01 Becky Hill ft Sonny Fodera - Never Be Alone 1 (x1) 01

05 02 Tate McRae - exes 2 10

15 03 Laufey - From The Start 3 04

06 04 Becky Hill & Chase & Status - Disconnect 1 (x5) 27

03 05 Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Murder On The Dancefloor 2 03

01 06 Ariana Grande - yes, and? 1 (x1) 02

35 07 Vicetone ft Cozi Zuehlsdorff - Nevada 7 04

02 08 Ella Henderson ft Rudimental - Alibi 2 02

NE 09 Kygo ft Ava Max - Whatever 9 01

20 10 Frank Walker ft Ella Henderson - I Go Dancing 1 (x13) 52

i'm sorry, but that new song by kygo and the utterly bland eva max is pure garbage. i truly hope that it drops out of the chart next week.

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My Top 10 Songs Of The Week:

#1: Kygo & Ava Max – Whatever (debut)   [New No.1!] 🇳🇴 / 🇺🇸

#2: Ariana Grande – yes, and? (-1) 🇺🇸

#3: Charlotte Plank – Redline (+2) 🇬🇧 (🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿)

#4: Lena – Straitjacket (-2) 🇩🇪

#5: Dua Lipa – Houdini (-1) 🇬🇧 (🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿)

#6: Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Murder On The Dancefloor (+3) 🇬🇧 (🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿)

#7: Mr Probz – Waves (Robin Schulz Remix) (+20) 🇳🇱 / 🇩🇪

#8: XG – New Dance (+15) 🇯🇵

#9: Astrid S – Two Hands (+2) 🇳🇴

#10: Becky Hill & Sonny Fodera – Never Be Alone (debut) 🇬🇧 (🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿) / 🇦🇺

Throwbacks continue to take over the rest of the chart, including appearances from Shakira, Mason vs Princess Superstar and Kungs vs Cookin On 3 Burners. :)

Full chart on Crown Note: https://www.crownnote.com/charts/piran/pirans-top-50-206

Full chart on BuzzJack: www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=268923

Good for 21 Savage that ‘Redrum’ picked up a bit, although a little disappointed that ‘Née-Nah’ didn’t last more than a week here and ‘Surround Sound’ leave with it. It would’ve gone many more weeks here if its virality didn’t coincide with Christmas. That being said, the fact it went Top 40 more than two years after its release is fantastic!

Sad to see ‘Vampire’ go too but at least Olivia is still here with ‘Can’t Catch Me Now’ which is even better for me.

On a better note, we now have six songs in the top tier! 😁

Top 40 Rankings: https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/92c5fe768615d1521ffb5f6add2d0e0532c3a4cca036103942588121095b982b.png

And you don't need to warn me about how I ranked the 40. Because I already have:

SUPREME CHALLENGER OF ALL-COMERS TIER:

Natasha Bedingfield - Unwritten [13] (Apparently DANIEL Bedingfield has some new music in the locker. I'm not interested.)

NARROWLY ENDING UP AS BRIDESMAIDS TIER:

Kanye West ft. Pusha T - Runaway [40]

Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Murder On The Dancefloor [2]

Mason vs Princess Superstar - Perfect (Exceeder) [38]

Noah Kahan ft. Sam Fender - Homesick [5]

IT'S ENJOYABLE. SHUT UP. TIER:

Sam Fender - Seventeen Going Under [35] (This has no reason to come back. At all.)

Songer - Toxic [32]

Noah Kahan - Stick Season [1]

Dua Lipa - Houdini [10] (New single from her is called Training Session, and it's out on the 15th of Feb. And from what I've heard of it, it's not much cop.)

Noah Kahan ft. Hozier - Northern Attitude [29]

ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE SPECTRUM TIER:

Mitski - My Love Mine All Mine [21]

Drake ft. Sexxy Redd & SZA - Rich Baby Daddy [15] (Says a lot about this week that I've ranked Drake as high as this)

Olivia Rodrigo - Can't Catch Me Now [28]

Sonny Fodera/MK - Asking [22]

Taylor Swift - Cruel Summer [9]

ERRRRRRRRRRMMMMMMMMMM..... TIER:

Fred Again.. & baby keem - leavemealone [19]

Flo Milli - Never Lose Me [17]

David Kushner - Skin And Bones [36] (I honestly wish the finger clicks would evaporate from modern pop. This is all Loreen's fault.)

Tyla - Water [11]

Jack Harlow - Lovin On Me [4]

Kenya Grace - Strangers [30]

21 Savage - redrum [12]

Ariana Grande - yes, and? [3]

OK. I'M BORED OF THIS TIER:

Billy Gilles ft. Hannah Boleyn - DNA (Loving You) [16]

Chris Brown - Angel Numbers / Ten Toes [31] (I'll be dead by the time a radio station plays this)

Tate McRae - greedy [8] (Can you leave the Top 10 please? It's been 4 long months.)

Zara Larsson & David Guetta - On My Love [23]

Sabrina Carpenter - Feather [24]

cassö/RAYE/D-Block Europe - Prada [7]

Becky Hill/Sonny Fodera - Never Be Alone [34]

Tate McRae - exes [25]

AS BAD AS MY FINGERNAILS TIER:

The Weeknd/Madonna/Playboi Carti - Popular [14]

D-Block Europe/Noizy - Eagle [33]

Zach Bryan ft. Kacey Musgraves - I Remember Everything [20]

Benson Boone - Beautiful Things [18]

The Weeknd/JENNIE/Lily Rose Depp - One Of The Girls [27]

Ella Henderson ft. Rudimental - Alibi [26] (The more introverted non-dance numbers of 10 years prior seem like a lifetime ago.)

EXTERMINATE ANYBODY BEHIND THE RECORDING OF THIS TIER:

Paul Russell - Lil Boo Thang [37] (Remember what I said last week about this?)

Kygo & Ava Max - Whatever [39] (Does anyone else think the Spirit of 2016 should die off? Or is it just me.)

Teddy Swims - Lose Control [6] (Get ready to see this at the bottom for the next 5 months.)

Chart Review 26/01/24

YO! YO! MUSIC IS TERRIBLE AGAIN! YEAH! WOO! WO- sorry what was I doing again?

Oh right, the chart. Guten tag, and this week hasn't exactly been the most normal in recent times. A game that combines the mechanics of Fortnite with the designs of Pokémon is now more popular than Fortnite itself, Jürgen Klopp just announced he'll be departing the Liverpool job, and Justin Timberlake is back out of nowhere. But you gotta wait until next week for more details. Also the BRIT Award Nominees were revealed yesterday, in a bizarre parallel universe where credibility actually REWARDS you. You'll search in vain for any petty bland singer-songwriters, instead you'll discover the riotous glamrock of Young Fathers, the pointlessly jazzy efforts of Yussuf Hayes, and a category where Caroline Polachek and CMAT go toe-to-toe with Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus. Just a shame that as usual, none of them have done diddly squat this week.

The Top 40 witnesses 6 brand new efforts, along with some old tune that you couldn't escape from for long enough. It also links to good ol' Noah Kahan, a man who is No.1 again with Stick Season for a month now, but can also be held responsible for the highest new entry of the day at 5. Step forward, Homesick, yet another track from the guy that's been swamped by another artist. Post Malone gave him a much-needed boost on Dial Drunk, Hozier popped up on Northern Attitude, and now Sam Fender is the reason for why this tune has done as well as it has. It's also a lot better than the other hits Noah's got in his backpocket, but that may have something to do with the fact that I love Mr. Fender and his Newcastle twang. It's also the (unfortunate) reason why Seventeen Going Under re-enters at 35, a moment that nobody needed. Seriously, not even Sam wanted it back in the nation's consciousness again. It's overplayed, over-talked about, and over-streamed to tedium. And yet it's still better than most of this week's Top 40. Says a lot about the 2020s, really.

Victorious in the album stakes this week, to the shock of nobody, are Green Day, the shouty anarchic punk flunks who've been terrorising the British scene for 30 years now, and who are rewarded for their efforts with a 5th No.1 album. Saviors is the name of it, and it may as well have detonated the lbum chart with how dominant it's victory was. So yeah, great day for them, proof that some people will never leave the charts alone, and the Official Chart website lets you see another glimpse of a man who looks 22, rather than the 51 year-old pudge that is Billie Joe Armstrong. Seriously, that guy just doesn't want to grow up.

Elsewhere and most of the other new hits make me want to build a coffin and trap myself in there until 2025. First up is Benson Boone, he of In The Stars fame, and a man whose previous chart pedigree SCREAMS overrated ballad man in the mold of Lewis Capaldi. For his new hit, Beautiful Things, he's decided to try and get away with yelling into the mic as loud as possible at random intervals, a method which is less The 1975 and more Sam Ryder on a rough night. And I don't like Sam Ryder, so that kinda tells you where that hit is headed. Still though, 2nd Top 40 effort, so I guess he's happy. Even though I'm not.

The next two, however, are the chart comebacks of 2 of the most underperforming, overplayed, and occasionally good dance singers of their time, that both started out on British TV talent shows a decade ago. Doing better out of the two is former X Factor combatant Ella Henderson, whose chart form since topping the lot with Ghost in 2014 hasn't exactly been for the best. Ever since Jax Jones roped her in for This Is Real in 2019, she's been on a downward slope of pointless EDM collabs and SHOCKINGLY poor ballads, if her collaboration with Tom Grennan is anything to go by. Her new effort's shot up to 26 this week, and if anything, it's just as dull. I don't hate her THAT much, but it's always a shame whenever she wastes her talent on useless samplings of songs, helmed by DJs who should've retired long ago. Rudimental are said DJs, producing a song which is less Feel The Love and more Dancing Is Healing. And I LOATHE that song. So yeah, no, Alibi . End of.

As for Becky Hill, well, it was all going horribly wrong in the creativity department ever since she was knocked out of The Voice some 11 years back. Numerous dance-hits that (mostly) clogged up the Top 10 for months on end, BRIT awards that she didn't really deserve, and a never-ending feeling that the state of pop nowadays is all her fault. That was until Disconnect happened, and it suddenly altered my perception. It actually made me want to know what she would make next. Now I regret that decision. Roping in Sonny Fodera was a somewhat risky idea, no matter how inspired Asking was (and still is), and so it proves with Never Be Alone, a song that tries to do everything, but ultimately succeeds at nothing except getting approvals from braindead radio programmers. Maybe that's why it's only at 34. From what I've seen in recent years though, if a dance song like this enters in the Top 40 in Week One, then it's gonna be in the Top 10 by March. So good luck folks. You won't escape this song. Get used to it.

As for the others, David Kushner is in dangerous 1-hit wonder territory, as the massive success of Daylight casted a massive shadow over the rest of his work. His new one, Skin And Bones, at least makes it to 36, but the stigma is very much still intact. The public just don't want to hear anymore from him at the moment. Also sneaking in is a forgotten man in the dance-pop stakes. Remember Kygo? The guy who made Firestone? It Ain't Me? Stole The Show? OK. I don't blame you either for forgetting him. And you probably should, if his new one is anything to go by. Whatever attempts to twist that famous Shakira song with the mountains and the panpipes into a predictable break-up EDM floorfiller. And it . Obviously. In fact, it's actually terrible. What did Shakira do to deserve this treatment!? And no, hiring a famous singer to do the singing doesn't improve it, given I wasn't a fan of Ava Max to begin with. And it may never change. Thanks Kygo, for soiling your reputation. I hope you're happy with yourself. Be content with your first Top 40 hit since 2020, but be aware that it might just be your last.

As for the future, it's clear that The Last Dinner Party aren't gonna get forgotten in a hurry, given they've shot up to 41 this week, and can probably expect to be joined by Michael Marcagi, as he rises to 47. Elsewhere, YG Marley moves up twelve spots, Renee Rapp and Megan Thee Stallion's contribution to the Mean Girls soundtrack arrives at 96, while one place lower is a reworking of Dido's Thank You, as attempted by Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike. And it's fine, whatever, I don't care anymore. I'm done talking about these gruelling efforts to make an older song sound newer.

Next week will be your usual Guess Who? competition, as Jason Derulo decides he's gonna hang out with Michael Buble (of course he has), Liam & John release the followup to the worst performing Top 20 single in a long, long while, Tom Odell and James Arthur commit a battle to the death on the album chart, YUNGBLUD has chosen to hook up with Lil Yachty on their new one, and The Kid LAROI, Megan Thee Stallion, Skepta and Ice Spice all have new ones for you to digest.

Oh, and Justin Trousersnake has returned. See you next week, chumps.

(P.S. The BRITs may have been eclectic in their nominations, but it feels weird nominating Cleo Sol in the R&B Act, and then putting her against her SAULT bandmates. It gives off the message that R&B in this country is DEAD. Even though rap and grime most certaintly isn't.)

My Top 20:

1) The Weeknd ft. Daft Punk - 'Starboy' (+1) [1st week at #1]
2) The Weeknd ft. JENNIE, Lily-Rose Depp - 'One Of The Girls' (-1) [2-week #1]
3) The Weeknd - 'Heartless' (+1)
4) The Weeknd - 'Often' (+1)
5) The Weeknd - 'Reminder' (-2) [1-week #1]
6) Lyrical Lemonade, Jack Harlow, Dave - 'Stop Giving Me Advice' (=) [4-week #1]
7) 21 Savage, Travis Scott, Metro Boomin - 'née-nah' (=)
8) The Weeknd ft. Lil Baby, Suzanna Son - 'Like A God / False Idols' (=) [1-week #1]
9) Leonell Cassio ft. Lily Hain - 'Sick & Tired' (=) [1-week #1]
10) 21 Savage, Mariah the Scientist - 'dark days' (+2)
11) The Weeknd ft. Lily-Rose Depp, Ramsey - 'Fill The Void' (-1)
12) Dave, Tiakola - 'Special' (-1) [5-week #1]
13) The Weeknd - 'Party Monster' (+3)
14) 21 Savage, Tommy Newport, Mikky Ekko - 'red sky' (+1)
15) The Weeknd, Ariana Grande - 'Die For You (Remix)' (-2) [3-week #1]
16) The Weeknd ft. Eminem - 'The Hills (Remix)' (+2) [3-week #1]
17) The Weeknd - 'After Hours' (=) [11-week #1]
18) 21 Savage - 'redrum' (+8)
19) 21 Savage, Lil Durk, Metro Boomin - 'all of me' (+5)
20) Sybyr - 'Ρiss on the Kitchen Floor' (-6)

Albums:

1) The Weeknd - 'Starboy' (+1) [3rd non-consecutive week at #1]
2) 21 Savage - 'american dream' (-1) [1-week #1]
3) The Weeknd - 'The Idol, Vol. 1' (=) [2-week #1]
4) The Weeknd - 'After Hours' (=) [20-week #1]
5) The Weeknd - 'Beauty Behind The Madness' (=) [1-week #1]

https://www.crownnote.com/charts/foxes/19th-january-2024-25th-january-2024

Looks like Coolio and Shakira are the next artists to have their iconic hits interpolated in the charts.

No doubt ‘Alibi’ and ‘Whatever’ are going to get a very mixed reaction here, but one thing’s for sure and that’s that I absolutely love ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ and ‘Whenever, Wherever’. Two of my favourite childhood classics! 🥺

While I may be kind of mixed on ‘Beautiful Things’, I have to say that I definitely wasn’t expecting that rock-inspired hook from Benson Boone! 😳

I literally heard ‘Skin and Bones’ properly for the first time in the chart show and I’ve already forgotten what it sounds like lol.

‘Homesick’ is fine enough but I much prefer ‘Seventeen Going Under’ so pleased it didn’t surpass that.

Congrats to Sam Fender on getting another Top 5 hit in the UK and I’m incredibly happy that the latter re-entered as high as it did!

Glad to see ‘Murder On The Dancefloor’ back in the runner-up position! ❤️

I really hope ‘Stick Season’ doesn’t block it from getting to #1…