MUSIC WEEK UPFRONT / MAINSTREAM POP NEWS 11|09|17

Callum Beattie rises to #2 in the Music Week Upfront Club Chart with “Man Behind The Sun” while The Script’s “Rain” smashes to #1 in the Commercial Pop Chart.

MUSIC WEEK UPFRONT / MAINSTREAM POP NEWS 04|09|17

Cedric Gervais smashes to #1 in the Music Week Upfront Club Chart with “Somebody New” while Zedd’s “Get Low” smashes to #1 in the Commercial Pop Chart.

Music Week Upfront / Mainstream Pop News 29|08|17

High Contrast rises to #2 in the Music Week Upfront Club Chart with “The Beat Don’t Feel The Same” while Rachel Crow’s “Dime” jumps up to #2 in the Commercial Pop Chart.

Music Week Upfront / Mainstream Pop News 21|08|17

Ministry of Sound takeover this week as Kideko tops the Upfront Club Chart with “Dum Dum” and THRDL!FE take the top spot on the Commercial Pop Chart with “Can’t Buy Love”

Music Week Upfront / Mainstream Pop News 14|08|17

Black Saint “Never Did This Before” rises to #2 in the Upfront Club Chart

Major Lazer feat. Travis $cott, Camilla Cabello “Know No Better” rises up to #2 in the Commercial Pop Chart

Music Week Upfront / Mainstream Pop News 07|08|17

Rudimental beats Blonde to the top of the Upfront Club Chart with their summer hit “Sun Comes Up feat. James Arthur”.

Enqrique Iglesias tops the Music Week Commercial Pop Chart with his most recent release “Subeme La Radio”

After four consecutive weeks in which they elected the same No.1s, the Upfront and Commercial Pop charts diverge this week, with Rudimental’s Sun Comes Up surging to the summit of the former, while Enrique Iglesias’ Subeme La Radio leads the latter list.

Featuring a vocal from James Arthur, Sun Comes Up is Hackney drum & bass veterans Rudimental’s fourth Upfront No.1 and, perhaps surprisingly, their first since Waiting All Night (feat. Ella Eyre) topped in April 2013. Waiting All Night was taken from their debut album Home, as were their other No.1s, Feel The Love, and Not Giving In, both from 2012.

18 years into his UK chart career, Enrique Iglesias has his first ever No.1 on the Commercial Pop chart with the fashionably Spanglish Subeme La Radio. The track was serviced to clubs in the PBH & Jack Shizzle mix, on which Iglesias is joined by his original accompanists Descemer Bueno, Zion & Lennon, and the subsequent reworking of the track on which they are replaced by Sean Paul and Matt Terry

Upfront Club Chart Breakers: 1. Too Sophisticated – Joanna Michelle, 2. Lonely Keys – Foreign Movies, 3. Over Me – Inaya Day & Ultra Nate, 4. Subeme La Radio – Enrique Iglesias Feat. Descemer Bueno, Zion & Lennox Or Enrique Iglesias Feat. Sean Paul & Matt Terry, 5. I Wanna Feel – Bliss Feat. Fem Fel, 6. Back For More – Feder, 7. My Love – Dj Pioneer & Tj X Kele Le Roc, 8. Move – General Levy & Toni Toolz, 9. Boy In The Picture – Kid Creme & Jolyon Petch Feat. Sian Evans, 10. Cola – CamalPhat & Elderbrook

Music Week Upfront / Mainstream Pop News 31|07|17

Robin Schulz feat. James Blunt reaches #2 in the Music Week Upfront Club Chart!

David Guetta and Justin Bieber reach #2 in the Music Week Commercial Pop Chart with their song “2U”

Music Week Upfront / Mainstream Pop News 24|07|17

Already a top 10 hit on the OCC chart, Came Here For Love now scuttles 9-1 Upfront and 7-1 Commercial Pop for Sigala feat. Ella Eyre.

Winning the battle for both charts by a wide margin, the track is in the tropical house vein in its original mix, but has also been serviced in a harder, more tribal variation prepped by GotSome.

It brings Sigala – 24 year old DJ/producer Bruce Fielder – his ninth No.1 on the Upfront list, following Easy Love, Sweet Lovin’ (feat. Bryn Christopher), Say You Do (feat. Imani & DJ Fresh), Give Me Your Love (feat. John Newman & Nile Rodgers), Don’t Need No Money (feat. Imani Williams & Blonde), Ain’t Giving Up (feat. Craig David), Only One (feat. Digital Farm Animals) and, most recently, Kato and Hailee Steinfeld collaboration, Show You Love, which topped in May. It is Sigala’s fifth No.1 on the Commercial Pop chart, where Say You Do, Ain’t Giving Up, Only One and Show You Love reached the summit.

Came Here For Love is Ella Eyre’s third Upfront No.1, and her fourth Commercial Pop No.1. She previously topped the latter list with Naughty Boy & Wiz Khalifa on Think About It in 2013, and returned to the summit with solo singles Together and Good Times in 2015. On the Upfront chart, she previously topped with 2013 Rudimental pairing Waiting All Night and 2015 DJ Fresh cut Gravity.

Upfront Club Chart Breakers: 1. Right Beside You – Paths, 2. Work U Out – Ftse Feat. Shola Ama & Donae’O, 3. Cut Me Loose – Cardboard Foxes, 4. Believer – CID Feat. Ceelo Green, 5. Crying In The Club – Camila Cabello, 6. Hot2touch – Felix Jaehn, Hight & Alex Aiono, 7 Honor – DJ Cassidy Feat. Grace & Lil Yachty, 8. Feels – Calvin Harris Feat. Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry & Big Sean, 9. Sundays – Tom Prior, 10. Back For More – Feder

Music Week Upfront / Mainstream Pop News 03/04/17

London Grammar “Big Picture” Rises To No.2 Upfront Club Chart

Jaguar Skills Feat. Wide Awake “Fly” Rises To No.2 Mainstream Pop Chart

Music Week Upfront / Mainstream Pop News 27-03-17

Alesso “Falling” Smashes To No.1 Upfront Club Chart

Major Lazer “Run Up” Smashes To No.1 Mainstream Pop Chart