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Showing posts with label Roll Deep. Show all posts
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Roll Deep Green Light
After sitting pretty at the #1 spot for three consecutive weeks with Good Times, UK grime collective Roll Deep is keen on smashing the charts again. Green Light is a bit of a jumble, a good one at that. It jumps from one sound to another, and it's quite manically delightful. This may as well hit #1 with a hook and chorus that we can instantly warm to. MASSIVE EARWORM ALERT!


Because the world needs some nonsensical brilliance too.

Rating:

4.5/5

TWO new entries have slipped into the top five this week in the UK singles chart, but before we get in to that, Grime music collective Roll Deep have held on to the #1 spot with Good Times. The highest new entry this week is from Aussie rock band Pendulum with Watercolor at #4. Following suit are Aggro Santos and Kimberly Wyatt of Pussycat Dolls fame with their wildly infectious club banger Candy. Moving up four places from #10 is Dirty Picture by Taio Cruz and Ke$ha.

Though Once is down four spots to #8, Diana Vickers has something to celebrate because Songs from the Tainted Cherry Tree debuted at #1 on the albums chart, holding off Plan B. AC/DC held on to #3, while Usher and Raymond V Raymond drop two to #4.


Here are your top ten singles for the week:
1. (• 1) Good Times by Roll Deep
2. (• 2) OMG by Usher feat. Will.I.Am
3. (• 3) She Said by Plan B
4. (new) Watercolor by Pendulum
5. (new) Candy by Aggro Santos feat. Kimberly Wyatt
6. (+ 10) Dirty Picture by Taio Cruz feat. Ke$ha
7. (- 5) Until You Were Gone by Chipmunk feat. Esmée Denters
8. (- 4) Once by Diana Vickers
9. (- 6) Need You Tonight by Professor Green feat. Ed Drewett
10. (- 9) Acapella by Kelis


It's the UK MIDWEEKS! Diana Vickers told Digital Spy she'd be #1 next week, but things aren't looking bright as Once slips down two spots, behind Usher's OMG and a new entry from Roll Deep, Good Times, which is at the tip of the pyramid. Plan B remains strong at #4, while Chip and Esmée slip down two spots to #5. In the albums, however, Usher is set for a #1 UK debut with Raymond VS Raymond, with Plan B's The Defamation of Strickland Banks and Glee's The Power of Madonna trailing behind.

In other news, the gang from Cobra Starship premiered their self-proclaimed "viral video", called Living in the Sky With Diamonds, which is actually pretty good. Check it out here.

Oh, and take a gander at the Alphabeat single sleeve for DJ (I Could Be Dancing), to be released on May 31st. Here's the video for it as well. (It looks amazing, btw)


That's all.