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Showing posts with label Swedish House Mafia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Swedish House Mafia. Show all posts

Monday, 18 October 2010

UK Charts Top Ten - 17th Oct 2010


This week sees Cee-Lo cling onto the coveted #1 spot, fending off fierce competition from both Bruno Mars, who moved up from #4 to #2, and Duck Sauce who debut at #3 with ‘Barbra Streisand.’

Tinie Tempah also has his name stamped all over the Top 10, being found at both #4, with Sweedish House Mafia and #5 with Eric Turner. Unfortunately for reigning X Factor champ Joe McElderry, his sophomore single ‘Ambitions’ has failed to crack the top 5, let alone the #1 spot and is this week’s second highest new entry at #6.

The end of the chart is filled by two tracks that have shot up the chart this week. At #9 is Mike Posner, who jumps 13 spaces from #22 with his single ‘Cooler Than Me,’ whilst Usher, still riding high on his X Factor performance, leaps from the #18 spot to #10 with ‘DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love.’

Other new entries haven’t fared quite so well, with Pixie Lott’s ‘Broken Arrow’ at #12 and Michael Bublé’s ‘Hollywood’ debuting at #17.

Full chart below:

1. (1) Cee-Lo Green: Fuck You

2. (4) Bruno Mars: Just The Way You Are
3. (-) Duck Sauce: Barbra Streisand 
4. (5) Swedish House Mafia Vs Tinie Tempah: Miami 2 Ibiza
5. (3) Tinie Tempah: Written In The Stars
6. (-) Joe McElderry: Ambitions
7. (2) Robbie Williams & Gary Barlow: Shame
8. (6) Labrinth: Let The Sun Shine 
9. (22) Mike Posner: Cooler Than Me
10. (18) Usher ft. Pitbull: 'DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love'

Tuesday, 5 October 2010

Uk Midweek Charts Roundup - Tuesday 5th Oct



Another week and yet ANOTHER single on track for the #1 spot! This time it looks like a battle between Cee-Lo Green with ‘Fuck You’ vs Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow with ‘Shame’ to claim this week’s top spot. Currently Cee-Lo is ahead of the Take That duo, shifting around 40k copies, ahead of Williams/Barlow’s 27k.

The Tempah/Turner collaboration has slipped a couple of places to #3, ahead of Bruno Mars’ ‘Just The Way You Are’ at #4. A new entry at #5 is Sweedish House Mafia featuring chart regular Tinie Tempah with their collaboration ‘Miama 2 Ibiza,’ making it Tempah’s second position in the top 5.

Labrinth has dropped down to #6, ahead of Kings of Leon’s new entry ‘Radioactive’ which currently resides at #7. Last week’s chart heavyweights Taio Cruz and Adele fall to the #8 and #9 spots respectively whilst Katy Perry clings to the end of the top ten.

You know the drill...pop back tomorrowwww!

Saturday, 2 October 2010

Swedish House Mafia Vs Tinie Tempah - Miami 2 Ibiza

 

What do you get if you cross the Swedish House Mafia with a certain Mr T. Tempah? The answer...an electro driven club smash by the sounds of things...


The lyrics and beat to 'Miami 2 Ibiza' will literally drill into your brain and you'll find youself singing along to this little treat in no time at all. The constant pounding rhythm is enough to get even the squarest of squares hooked, especially once you've heard it out in a club after a few drinks.


In essence, this could be classed as a perfect club song, just listening to a mere snippet of this brilliance will have images of lights flashing, music thumping, drink downing and move busting joy exploding in front of your eyes. The tempo picks up for the chorus and smashes into an all out anthem sound, with synths and claps galore.


Entering into the second verse, the vocals drop down into base level which the crowds will go wild for, and gives the track a different vibe from most other recent club bangers. As the chorus continues the vocals gradually return to normal. Tempah's vocals don't sound as unique as we've become accustomed to although lyrically the track is just as good.


It would seem that anyone who could resist this track must be dead inside, or old, as this is a proper anthem that'll be stomping through clubs up and down the country for the foreseeable future. From Tinie Tempah, we now expect nothing less and he could soon be adding another #1 to his collection.