The duo of Cosmos & Creature, aka Molly Moore and Brandyn Burnette, are so insanely prolific with their own recent and upcoming solo releases, being featured on other artists’ songs, and having side project Cosmos & Creature also release its own songs and be featured as well! How they stay on top of all of this, I don’t quite know. But everything Molly and Brandyn create has high quality rubber-stamped on it!
TWO FRIENDS featuring COSMOS & CREATURE, “Out Of Love”
Their pairing with L.A.’s Two Friends is on a new original by the in-demand and frequently touring production/remix duo called “Out Of Love” for Spinnin’. It may be at the same time Two Friends’ most chilled out and anthemic song yet that’s also enhanced by some saxophone riffing. Brandyn’s self-reflective leads the way on this one while the crowd-pleasing chorus will have you swaying away.
PLS&TY featuring COSMOS & CREATURE, “Good Vibes”
Also chilled out but with a more hip hop flavour running through it is “Good Vibes” by another L.A. producer, PLS&TY (that’s ‘please and thank you’), for the PMRD label. PLS&TY has had his own share of steady remixes with a few originals under his belt. In “Good Vibes”, Molly and Brandyn trade off vocals in a song that will set a positive stage for whatever you want to do, whether it’s a lazy Sunday or the start of an evening at a club. They’re countered with a slick dubsteppy break that totally suits the song to give it some bounce.
Listen to both at the Spotify links above, and watch for Cosmos & Creature’s follow up to their debut single “Young” very soon! Cosmos & Creature are also touring with Call Me Karizma on dates throughout select U.S. cities in March and April.
MICKEY VALEN featuring NOÉ, “Meet Me” (Wait What remix)
After dazzling us with a riveting remix of “Supernatural” by Boombox Cartel & QUIX, Californian Troy Skinner aka Wait What returns, this time reshaping “Meet Me” by New York producer Mickey Valen featuring French singer Noé. I wrote about this song in the Fall, and in this remix, the sexy coyness is substituted with a variety of different EDM flavours to make it pop on the dancefloor. Some nifty trap/dubstep breaks surround a slower paced rhythm augmented with some fresh synths and instrumentation to alternately isolate the verses and then crank up the beat. It’s a pretty creative remix, and taking risks to make the changes standout are what it’s all about. Check it out at the link above.
“Yerba” is one wild and crazy ride courtesy of Austin duo Far & Few as paired up with Warsaw’s LOA. Trap and dubstep can often get really messy and then it becomes this unappealing blurry amalgam of sounds and voices. The artists here rely on a frenetic start, and bring it up and down a few times along with some interesting melodic shifts. Cue creepy vocal and you have a song that’s meant as much for clubs as it is for inclusion in a video game full of monstrous creatures 😛 My only complaint is that it could have lost the linear last minute but club DJ’s will enjoy the rest. Download “Yerba” for free at the link above.
“Stranger Things” fans do not fear! UK remixer Korbian has clearly taken the joy that he has for what turned out to be a favourite show for a lot of us this past summer, and channeled it into his own take on it for the dance floor. While staying mainly reverent to the sinewy synth line that pervades the theme music, Korbian does break away into some unexpected drum and bass and dubsteppy rhythms that work quite well. With the show set in 1983 and incorporating some great 80’s music into its soundtrack, Korbian has – knowingly or not – tapped into a lot of change that happened in music back then, particularly with influences that inspired the new wave genre of the time. So making the “Stranger Things” theme club-worthy seems as right as when Tiësto transformed the “Pirates Of The Caribbean” theme into “He’s A Pirate” in the early 2000’s. Download this fun remix at the link above.
British producer/DJ/remixer Fox Stevenson offers up a trippy dubstep instrumental called “Rocket” after making headway in the biz these last four years or so. And yes it’s a perfect soundscape for anything up in outer space. It has a deceptive lead up which bursts just before the minute mark, and then some right crazy melodies and a wash of synths leap out to render you helpless. So with “Rocket” you’re on one heckuva musical carnival ride that you’ll enjoy visiting over and over. Be sure to check it out at the link above.
BRANDYN BURNETTE, “I Wanna Be (Free)” (The Bravos Remix)
I wasn’t quite sure what to expect when Brandyn recently announced that his gorgeous “I Wanna Be (Free)” (the current #1 on my chart and one of my very favourite songs of 2015) was being remixed. It’s kind of just delicately perfect the way it is. But as I always say, music is open to interpretation and producers/remixers The Bravos certainly focused on the open-air kind of vibe of the song and ran with it in a trippy, dubsteppy direction. So while the song’s powerful lyrics get sacrificed here, the result is a fun club remix to which (as the remix will tell you) you can indeed shake your booty. Give it a listen above and don’t say I didn’t warn you if you find your body grooving to it without much mental effort 🙂 Watch for it next week on iTunes and elsewhere!
Italy-born, L.A. based producer Antonio Giacca has released a killer dance tune that’s sure to heat up the cold winter months for many of us. “Ignited” has a gorgeous song-structure and positively winning vocal that should send the song to the top of the dance club play charts. Its effect is instantaneous, with all of the makings of a centerpiece song that will pull club goers onto the floor. Besides that though, “Ignited” is very radio friendly with its hybrid europop and house music influences, and could bring Antonio more international exposure on top of his already significant club success. The club mix is much deeper, bringing in dirty dubstep and trap flavouring for a heavier late night experience. Expect Antonio Giacca’s “Ignited” to become one of your new favourites.
Time isn’t standing still, but when you’ve got a 1,2,3,4 kapow like what’s happening at the top of my new chart, you’re gonna have to be patient to find out when they all get shook loose. And it could happen as early as the next chart in two weeks but until then, enjoy:
#1 “I’m Not The Only One” by Sam Smith
#2 “Smile” by Mikky Ekko
#3 “Afterglow” by Harriet
#4 “Thanks For Nothing” by Brandyn Burnette
Brandyn Burnette has a new acoustic set available on Soundcloud above and lots of free songs as well so I’ll be keeping you posted on the prolific singer’s new songs very soon!
ON THE RISE
The lone new entry to the Top 5 isn’t actually new, but it does sound significantly different from the original version which got to #5 in 2011. I’m talking about the mid-tempo Aron Friedman house remix of “I Won’t Let You Go” by Adam Tyler of course, which climbs 8-5.
As her album Tough Love enters the UK Top 10 and her October 26 show in my city approaches, Jessie Ware is the gal-most-likely-to as “Say You Love Me” continues to rise quickly, up 9-6.
It’s now due on November 10 (in Canada anyway), but if you go to iTunes you’ll find 3 more songs to preview from Jamie Scott’s My Hurricane album, including a duet with Christina Perri called “Gold”. In the meantime, his latest single “Unbreakable” moves up 11-9, joining his band Graffiti6 with their Top 5 entry from last year, “Free”.
Music fans are the always the first ones to get “Zeppelin” by Eli Lieb but even if you’re not familiar with the famous band’s songs or why friends might be jamming to Zeppelin in the car, then you can still revel in the positive and nostalgic vibe of the song. It anchors the top songs on the chart at #10.
Chromatone is out gigging in the London, England area quite regularly, so do try to catch one of his performances! His latest song “Play For Me” continues to advance on the chart 17-13.
It’s one of the more discreet songs on the chart, but it’s heartwarming and holds within its lyrics reams of truth. The fastest riser on the chart is“Stage Fright” by Jake Barker.
It’s not easy to find different love songs to write about but Semi-Precious Weapons has done just that with “Brando”. Hopefully a video is in the works and can make it out before their next album, still expected before year end.
I caught Smallpools’ set back when they opened for Neon Trees back in July, and with new songs like “Killer Whales” I look forward to their next album release. The band plays in my city on October 24 too. “Killer Whales” swims upstream to #18!
Between her acting career and her singing career, Jane Badler travels all over, and will next perform a concert in Paris at the end of November. Her beguiling single, featuring Spanish guitar via 70’s new wave via torch ballad, “Losing You”, lands at #20 on my chart, from her new album Opus.
Those Janoskians are still making their way across North America promoting their latest single “That’s What She Said”, which lands at #21 this week. The teens definitely like their Aussie boys when they get even a little more than naughty, and that’s what makes watching their success unfold rather interesting! Yes, this blogger likes The Janoskians 🙂
There’s nothing stopping Sam Smith short of exhaustion, and he’s announced another North American tour, including a stop in my city on January 20 at the biggest venue in town! I was fortunate to see him at the 500 person Virgin Mod Club last Spring for $15.00! “Restart” moves up to #22.
NEW TO THE CHART
Keep those dancing shoes on for “Arms Of Another” by Bright Light Bright Light, which I wrote about recently as the extra song (or ‘B’ side as we used to call them) on the new single for “An Open Heart”. The latter song already conquered this chart back at the top of the year, and now “Arms Of Another” arrives at #24.
And now I return you to the explosive and diverse dubstep/trap and other EDM scene. “Gold Skies”, brought to you by the quartet of Sander van Doorn, Martin Garrix, and DVBBS, and featuring vocalist Aleesia, sounds like a radio hit in the making, and it’s included on Martin’s EP of the same name on iTunes, which also features two of my 2014 #1’s, “Animals” and “Proxy” (previously a free download). “Gold Skies” bows at #27.
It’s been since 2011 that The Script last landed on my chart, and to me have returned to the sound now which got them popular in the first place back in 2009. “Superheroes” is the first single from No Sound Without Silence, the Dublin, Ireland trio’s fourth album. And they are well worth seeing in concert! “Superheroes” premieres at #28.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
While “Hang On To Your Love”, the Penguin Prison free download cover of the 1984 Sade debut glides up the chart at #19, the singer (aka Chris Glover) released his first solo single in three years last week. He’s not breaking a formula that won over fans like me either with “Calling Out”. It’s as simple a song as “The Worse It Gets”, with similar late 70’s early 80’s inspirations like “Kiss On My List” by Daryl Hall & John Oates or “What A Fool Believes” by The Doobie Brothers, but spun Penguin Prison style: Danceable ear candy! Can’t wait to hear more from PP’s upcoming sophomore album. Listen below and get it on iTunes.
Listen to the songs or watch the videos using the links on the pictures on the pretty and detailedweb edition of my chart.
01 01 I’M NOT THE ONLY ONE Sam Smith 02 02 SMILE Mikky Ekko 03 03 AFTERGLOW Harriet 04 04 THANKS FOR NOTHING Brandyn Burnette 08 05 I WON’T LET YOU GO (Aron Friedman remix) Adam Tyler 09 06 SAY YOU LOVE ME Jessie Ware 07 07 GET TO KNOW YOU Corey Niles featuring Ish 05 08 NO FUN The Presets 11 09 UNBREAKABLE Jamie Scott 12 10 ZEPPELIN Eli Lieb 14 11 AMNESIA 5 Seconds Of Summer 15 12 CRIMINAL Adam Tyler 17 13 PLAY FOR ME Chromatone 06 14 MUSIC GODS Davis Redfield featuring Carl Man 23 15 STAGE FRIGHT Jake Barker 10 16 THIS COULD BE SOMETHING Anton Ewald featuring Medina 24 17 BRANDO Semi-Precious Weapons 21 18 KILLER WHALES Smallpools 22 19 HANG ON TO YOUR LOVE Penguin Prison 26 20 LOSING YOU Jane Badler 27 21 THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID The Janoskians 28 22 RESTART Sam Smith 13 23 JUST SAY HELLO Lyonn New 24 ARMS OF ANOTHER Bright Light Bright Light 16 25 I BELIEVE Bright Light Bright Light 18 26 STRANGER Chris Malinchak featuring Mikky Ekko New 27 GOLD SKIES Sander Van Doorn, Martin Garrix & DVBBS featuring Aleesia New 28 SUPERHEROES The Script 19 29 TIME HAS COME Hannis 20 30 TEN FEET TALL Afrojack featuring Wrabel
Listen for My New Music Pick Of The Week onD-Moos.com!
As many of you are already aware, after many years away from the microphone, I am now pleased to be back as a voice onD-Moos.com Canada’s National Internet Radio Station, which mainly plays a selection of oldies, mostly from the 50’s to the 90’s, with soon to be more intrusions from the 2000’s and other new music.
Do listen in for my New Music Pick of the Week feature onD-Moos.com8 times per day starting at 2:05 AM EST on Mondays, and while the station is only live in the evenings from 9:00 pm to midnight (with my long-time musical partner in crime “The Musicman” James Rogers), you can hear my voice at other odd times, particularly if you’re an oldies loving night owl on the weekend overnights 🙂
The new chart has four debuts and the Top 10 is all shaken and stirred…
The New #1
He did it! It’s not easy to trounce Sam Smith from his 7th week at #1 this year (albeit with three songs), but 16 year old British Columbian Tristan Thompson has done just that. The 70’s through 2000’s retro appeal of “Tidal Wave”, plus the fact that young Tristan has already got a great voice, have it leading the pack, at least for the next two weeks, because there’s a bit of a dance club storm brewing underneath. I’ll have my thoughts on Tristan’s full album Here For You in the week, in the mean time check out his video for “Tidal Wave” above 🙂
The Rest of the Top 5… Changing Places
The rest of the Top 5 is the same as two weeks ago, but all of the songs have changed places. Imminent challengers for #1 are “Electrify The Night”, the hard-to-find Europop gem from House Rockerz, Davis Redfield and vocalist Carl Man, which plugs into #2, and Jason Walker & Bimbo Jones’ brillo Hi-NRG-inspired take on Taylor Dayne’s “Tell It To My Heart” at #3. Sam Smith slides to #4 with “Stay With Me” while Martin Garrix’s “Proxy” slowly tumbles to #5.
New To The Top 10
That whirling dervish of a remix by Steve Smart & Westfunk of Little Mix’s “Little Me” soars to #6, while Andy Grammer’s “Back Home” (below) continues to find new fans and could take the song through the entire summer, and it’s up to #10. There’s also a chart debut in the Top 10…
Shakin’ Up The Chart
Is it everywhere yet? “Boom Clap” by Charli XCX vaults up the chart 18-11.
Those 4 Kongos lads make a great case for infectious rock songs on their album Lunatic. “Hey I Don’t Know” climbs 15-12.
It’s following a bit of a pattern set by Martin Garrix and Convulsic already, but Finnish singer Hannis has a strange gem of a Europop/Dubstep single with “Time Has Come” charging up the chart as the fastest riser, 23-13! I’d LOVE dance clubs to make this one their own!!
“Miracle” by the UK’s E-Mute is not slowing down as this memorable slice of alt.rock moves up 17-14.
Last week’s new entries, “Knew You Better” by Adam Tyler and Sam Dickinson’s “When You Left Me” both make impressive gains, rising 25-18 and 27-19 respectively!
Chart Debuts
Could Anton Ewald outdo last year’s “Begging” (#2) and “Can’t Hold Back” (#3)? The talented young Swedish singer met his match with Danish star Medina, and all parties connected and co-write and recorded “This Could Be Something” from Anton’s new EP On My Way. All I can say is that Katy Perry would probably kill for this song! It’s a strong and summery pure pop record with an engaging video that bows on this chart at #9!!
Watch the video here!For some reason the Internet powers that be are really fussy about You Tube/Vimeo links for videos by Swedish pop stars! 😮
Yes, it’s time for another Bright Light Bright Light song on the chart! Rod Thomas has just released his sophomore album Life Is Easy, which has debuted well on the UK charts, and from it is the follow-up single to his Elton John duet “I Wish We Were Leaving”, but like “Love Part II” from his first album it’s a smashing and breathtakingly upbeat take on the power of love. “I Believe” starts out at #27.
Why look, it’s Davis Redfield and Carl Man, together again (along with some of , if not all of, those same spot-on songwriters)! ActuallyI wrote about “Music Gods”a while back but like any good song, you keep coming back to it. Besides, I’ve always liked the Music Gods myself 😀 “Music Gods” arrives at #28.
More Neon Trees? Yes please, especially after their engaging July 3 concert here in Toronto (and yes, Tyler did crowd surf us 😀 )! I’m not sure if it will be the next official single or not, but “Love In The 21st Century” joins “Teenager In Love” (#17) on this chart at #29.
The full chart can be found further down the page…
Listen for My New Music Pick Of The Week onD-Moos.com!
As many of you are already aware, after many years away from the microphone, I am now pleased to be back as a voice onhttp://www.d-moos.com Canada’s National Internet Radio Station, which mainly plays a selection of oldies, mostly from the 50’s to the 90’s, with soon to be more intrusions from the 2000’s and other new music.
I was asked to do a pre-recorded weekly New Music Pick of The Week, and a number of the songs on this chart – specifically those by Tristan Thompson, Adam Tyler, Zorro Blakk & Deniz Olivieri, Sam Dickinson, and Anton Ewald – have all recently graced the station, every three hours for a week beginning Mondays at 2:05 a.m. EST.
Do listen in for the Pick of the Week onD-Moos.com, and while the station is only live in the evenings from 9:00 pm to midnight (with my long-time musical partner in crime “The Musicman” James Rogers), you can hear my voice at other odd times, particularly if you’re an oldies loving night owl on the weekend overnights 🙂
The Full Chart
Listen to the songs or watch the videos using the links on the pictures on the pretty and detailedweb edition of my chart.
02 01 TIDAL WAVE Tristan Thompson 05 02 ELECTRIFY THE NIGHT House Rockerz featuring Davis Redfield & Carl Man 04 03 TELL IT TO MY HEART Jason Walker featuring Bimbo Jones 01 04 STAY WITH ME Sam Smith 03 05 PROXY Martin Garrix 11 06 LITTLE ME (Steve Smart & Wildfunk Radio Edit) Little Mix 07 07 THE DAY YOU LEFT Convulsic 10 08 GOOD NEWS (FOR PEOPLE WHO LOVE BAD NEWS) Zorro Blakk featuring Deniz Olivieri New 09 THIS COULD BE SOMETHING Anton Ewald featuring Medina 12 10 BACK HOME Andy Grammer 18 11 BOOM CLAP Charli XCX 15 12 HEY I DON’T KNOW Kongos 23 13 TIME HAS COME Hannis 17 14 MIRACLE E-Mute 06 15 NOT IN THAT WAY Sam Smith 09 16 THIS IS DIRTY DVBBS & MOTi 20 17 TEENAGER IN LOVE Neon Trees 25 18 KNEW YOU BETTER Adam Tyler 27 19 WHEN YOU LEFT ME Sam Dickinson 21 20 YOUR LOVE FADES AWAY Simone Denny 22 21 TRUST IT Nick Hagelin 08 22 ME AND MY BROKEN HEART Rixton 26 23 BIG CITY GIRLS (DON’T FALL IN LOVE WITH SMALL TOWN BOYS) Zorro Blakk 16 24 BLACK LEATHER SIRPAUL 13 25 LOVE SPACE Convulsic 14 26 SHE LOOKS SO PERFECT 5 Seconds Of Summer New 27 I BELIEVE Bright Light Bright Light New 28 MUSIC GODS Davis Redfield featuring Carl Man New 29 LOVE IN THE 21ST CENTURY Neon Trees 19 30 DEAR NICOLE FrankMusik
The end of June edition of my personal chart sees plenty of upward movement and four debuts, so I’ll be focusing on those this time. Plus I have three winning chart ‘extras’!
THE TOP 10 DANCES UP A STORM
Well perhaps except for the songs by the performer of our #1 and #6 songs…
Sam Smith is entrenched at #1 for a third appearance with “Stay With Me”, which will go down as a classic for which 2014 will be remembered. Sam’s also at #6 with the beautiful “Not In That Way”. Sam’s album In The Lonely Hour is thoroughly enjoyable, though I had already heard most of it anyway, and it’s not entirely a sad song affair, though that does seem to be his specialty 🙂
New Canadian boy wonder Tristan Thompson is poised to steal away #1 from Sam Smith in two weeks with “Tidal Wave”. A great new voice plus a classic melody and infectious arrangement makes “Tidal Wave” an easy sell.
Jason Walker’s rendition of “Tell It To My Heart” (up top) moves up 10-4 and is just one of those records that smacks you in the face and changes your mood for the better, every time. I absolutely adore it! And whatta voice 🙂
Carl Man is a voice to get to know better on his collaboration with House Rockerz and Davis Redfield, “Electrify The Night”, which soars 12-5. And it’s a great song all ways around too!
Convulsic’s crazy pop-inflected one-of-a-kind dubstep of “The Day You Left” climbs 9-7!
Attention, attention! DVBBS & MOTi have arrived in the Top 10 with EDM that commands your attention, “This Is Dirty”, up 11-9.
Mr. Zorro Blakk (aka Daniel Volpe) also lands in the Top 10 with the pop-culturiffic “Good News (For People Who Love Bad News)”, climbing 15-10, and features a nice blend of voices with singer Deniz Olivieri. More on El Zorro later!
UP, UP AND AWAY
Stuck. In. My. Head. That’s a very good reason for it to be the fastest riser, blazing up the chart 23-11. It’s the Steve Smart and Westfunk radio edit of “Little Me” by Little Mix!
While radio is still giving attention to “Come With Me Now”, my preferred song by Kongos at this time is the bass-laden, playful “Hey I Don’t Know”, which moves up 19-15.
“Miracle” by E-Mute is no unassuming song, no sirree. It keeps building and building, carried by Theo Mak’s riveting vocal and a classical piano melody that sticks in memory long after the song ends. “Miracle” rises 20-17.
“The Fault In Our Stars” is a huge hit with the teen crowd, and it’s no surprise that Charli XCX’s “Boom Clap” is about to be a defining song of summer. It climbs 24-18.
DEM DEBUTS
I’ve already wrote about the four debuts in one form or another…
One of the most impressive songs I’ve heard in a while is the hybrid of Europop and dubstep in “Time Will Come” by new Finnish singer Hannis. It bows at a high #23!
As the deluxe edition of Adam Tyler’s Shattered Ice continues to resonate with me, the first single from the album premieres at #25, just as the long lasting “Electric Valentine” (also on the album, and Adam’s highest charting song to date, peaking at #3) is about to exit the chart. “Knew You Better” is another Adam Tyler song about to make its mark on my chart 🙂
This one just makes you want to dance! It’s the second entry by Zorro Blakk, taking lessons from hits by Fall Out Boy and Panic At The Disco with his penchant for long song titles! “Big City Girls (Don’t Fall In Love With Small Town Boys)” will leave you equally breathless while you’re dancing, and it lands on the chart at #26.
Sam Dickinson’s debut album The Stories That Occurred is about to get a 37 song reboot, and the first single is an excellent choice that grabs you right from its guitar opening, carried by Sam’s potent voice. “When You Left Me” debuts at #27. Sam’s “Learn To Wait” reached #8 on my chart last Fall. “When You Left Me” gets its official single release on July 7!
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!
WRATHSCHILD, “Angeles”
As “Fall Into Love” is about to leave the chart after peaking at #8, the duo of Simon Curtis and Wolfy released their second single together today, “Angeles”. It couldn’t be a more different affair than “Fall Into Love”, but showcases the power of the pair. “Angeles” has this beautiful, wistful melody, where you can picture a late night camp fire on an L.A. beach. But the lyrics are bittersweet, arriving in L.A. with stars in your eyes only to find that the city is remote and disenchanting when all is said and done. “Angeles” is a pleasing, personalized distraction, and will fit in nicely with this year’s end of summer songs.
ANTON EWALD featuring MEDINA, “This Could Be Something”
“This Could Be Something” is part of 20 year old Swedish singer/dancer/choreographer Anton Ewald’s latest fine EP On My Way, and it’s a danceable pop outing that definitely has designs on radio worldwide, and it could get there. The talented singer duets with Danish singer Medina, and their combined forces really give an edge to the song’s chorus. A song full of ‘ooh oohs’ and ‘oh ohs’ might not seem so favourable but for the enthusiasm of these two talents. Katy Perry watch out, “This Could Be Something” could definitely be just that!
JAKE BARKER, “Stage Fright”
I was really pleased when Jake Barker was added to “The Voice” tour, even though he didn’t finish in the Top 10. His talent and personality are unmistakeable. The title song from his independently released EP is an up close recounting of that thing singers dread, whether on stage or about a relationship, and the cure is having his girl by his side. Remember, Jake had never performed in concert before appearing on “The Voice” – and you’d never know it from the confidence he displays on stage. The EP doesn’t mince any words, and Jake’s soothing R&B-influenced style makes it both romantic and easy to take in many doses.You can hear an excerpt of the song only on iTunes.
The Full Chart
Listen to the songs or watch the videos using the links on the pictures on the pretty and detailedweb edition of my chart.
01 01 STAY WITH ME Sam Smith 02 02 TIDAL WAVE Tristan Thompson 03 03 PROXY Martin Garrix 10 04 TELL IT TO MY HEART Jason Walker featuring Bimbo Jones 12 05 ELECTRIFY THE NIGHT House Rockerz featuring Davis Redfield & Carl Man 08 06 NOT IN THAT WAY Sam Smith 09 07 THE DAY YOU LEFT Convulsic 04 08 ME AND MY BROKEN HEART Rixton 11 09 THIS IS DIRTY DVBBS & MOTi 15 10 GOOD NEWS (FOR PEOPLE WHO LOVE BAD NEWS) Zorro Blakk featuring Deniz Olivieri 23 11 LITTLE ME (Steve Smart & Wildfunk radio edit) Little Mix 13 12 BACK HOME Andy Grammer 05 13 LOVE SPACE Convulsic 07 14 SHE LOOKS SO PERFECT 5 Seconds Of Summer 19 15 HEY I DON’T KNOW Kongos 18 16 BLACK LEATHER SIRPAUL 20 17 MIRACLE E-Mute 24 18 BOOM CLAP Charli XCX 06 19 DEAR NICOLE FrankMusik 21 20 TEENAGER IN LOVE Neon Trees 25 21 YOUR LOVE FADES AWAY Simone Denny 26 22 TRUST IT Nick Hagelin New 23 TIME HAS COME Hannis 14 24 ELECTRIC VALENTINE Adam Tyler New 25 KNEW YOU BETTER Adam Tyler New 26 BIG CITY GIRLS (DON’T FALL IN LOVE WITH SMALL TOWN BOYS) Zorro Blakk New 27 WHEN YOU LEFT ME Sam Dickinson 16 28 BE MINE Kendal Thompson 17 29 FALL INTO LOVE Wrathschild 22 30 LATCH Disclosure featuring Sam Smith
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