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djscuffs · 8 months

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New Mix! Live at Cabana Pool Bar, Summer 2023. 2 hours of Dance, Pop, House, Baile Funk, Jersey Club, and more mixed by DJ SCUFFS. Featuring music from Doja Cat, Rihanna, Avicii, Jengi, Central Cee, and more!

Playlist

Barbatuques – Baianá – DJ Larry-T Remix Diplo, Charli Xcx, Herve Pagez – Spicy Jamelia – Superstar – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Nelly – Hot In Herre – Da Phonk vs Lules & Naken Remix Doja Cat – Woman Doja Cat – Woman ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, Dua Lipa, Missy Elliott (Remix) Timbaland ft. Keri Hilson & D.O.E. – The Way I Are – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Bell Biv DeVoe – Poison – Bastian Bell Remix Timbaland ft. Justin Timberlake & Nelly Furtado – Give It To Me – Le Boeuf Remix ACRAZE – Do It To It FT Cherish Dillon Francis – Goodies Kanye West – Mercy – FOMO Remix Bruno Mars vs. Timmy Trumpet & Kastra – Uptown Funk (HMC 2019 Bootleg) Rihanna – Rude Boy (AANSE Remix) Jain – Makeba – Jerry Wallis Remix Shenseea & Megan Thee Stallion – Lick – Anthem Kingz Finer Things Edit Crystal Waters – Gypsy Woman (She’s Homeless) – Anthem Kingz Don’t Stop Moving Edit Jorja Smith – Little Things x Gypsy Woman (L BEATS MASHUP) David Guetta/Kid Cudi – Memories (feat. Kid Cudi) – 2021 Remix Avicii – Levels – RICHIE ROZEX Remix Daft Punk – One More Time – Lambue, Guztav & Siëma Remix Tag Team – Whoomp! There It Is – DJ Serg Remix LMFAO – Party Rock Anthem – Tony B & Vocalteknix Remix Eve ft. Gwen Stefani – Let Me Blow Ya Mind – Anthem Kingz Work My Body Edit Central Cee – Doja – Vunzige Deuntjes SoundSystem Remix LMFAO – Sexy And I Know It – Richastic Remix Barbatuques – Baianá – Rogerson Remix Jengi – Bel Mercy Rihanna – Rude Boy (Klean Remix) Nina Sky x CHAMOS – Move Ya Body Shenseea & Megan Thee Stallion – Lick – ETX Coolie Dance Riddim Edit Bob Sinclar ft. Big Ali – Rock This Party (Everybody Dance Now) – MIKIS & ZING Remix Richastic – The Roof Is On Fire – Tall Boys Clap Intro Don Omar ft. Lucenzo – Danza Kuduro – Kevin D & Sven & Rolf Remix Farruko – Pepas (Smoothies Baile Funk Remix) Pitbull – Give Me Everything (BeatBreaker ‘Barranquilla’ Banger) Mark Ronson – Uptown Funk FT BRUNO MARS (Club Breakerz x Medy Landia Mambo Edit) DJ Katch – Banga Black Eyed Peas – My Humps – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Robin Thicke ft. Pharrell – Blurred Lines – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Rihanna ft. Calvin Harris – We Found Love – DSM League Remix Delirious & Alex K ft. Max-A-Million – Sexual Healing – Anthem Kingz Closer Edit Koffee – Toast (262 Remix) James Hype/Miggy Dela Rosa/Oliver Heldens – Ferrari – Oliver Heldens Remix Axwell Λ Ingrosso – More Than You Know (Extended Mix) Avicii – Levels – DJ Serg Remix Technotronic – Pump Up The Jam – Sico Vox Remix Tag Team – Whoomp! There It Is – Lincoln Baio Money Edit Salt-N-Pepa x Megan Thee Stallion – Push It Flamin Hottie (Jonney Miles Segue) City Girls – Twerkulator – MarkCutz Remix Megan Thee Stallion – Thot Shit – DJ Serg Sniper Move Shake Drop Edit Rihanna – Only Girl (In The World) – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Rihanna – Don’t Stop The Music – Trayze Carnival Remix Taio Cruz – Dynamite – ZIGGY & Replay M Remix Flo Rida ft. Sesman – Low – Richastic Remix DJ Crell/Silez – Do it To it – Baile Funk Remix J Balvin & Skrillex – In Da Getto Barbatuques – Baianà – Jack Back Remix Steve Aoki Daddy Yankee Play-N-Skillz and Elvis Crespo – Azukita (CloudNine Intro Edit) Deorro – Bailar (Afro Bros Bootleg) Steve Aoki & Willy William ft. Sean Paul, El Alfa – Mambo Jengi – Bel Mercy – Richtanner Remix Wiley & Sean Paul & Stefflon Don feat. Idris Elba – Wale – Boasty (Grandtheft x Wuki Dub) Rihanna – Don’t Stop The Music – Richastic Remix

#mix #cabana pool bar #toronto #dj scuffs #baile funk #house #dance #music #dj #rihanna #central cee #doja cat #SoundCloud

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at-least-ill-die-a-lionturtle · 5 months

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🎶 Spotify Wrapped 🎶

I keep seeing posts about specific numbers from Spotify Wrapped, *ehem* looking at you @iwilltrytobereasonable lol, so Im just going to go ahead and put up my whole list, if anyone cares enough to know 😅 I'll leave up the Top 10 and put the rest under a read more so you can just keep going about your day if you want ^^ 1. Rumble - Skrillex ft. Fred Again..., Flowdan 2. XENA - Skrillex ft. Nai Barghouti 3. Bel Mercy - Jengi 4. Running Up That Hill - Lø Spirit 5. お先に失礼します。- HANABIE. 6. Welcome Home - Coheed & Cambria 7. 怪物 - YOASOBI 8. THE DAY - PornoGraffitti 9. NEET GAME - HANABIE. 10. Ten Speed (Of God's Blood & Burial) - Coheed & Cambria

11. ピースサイン - Kenshi Yonezu 12. 空に歌えば - amazarashi 13. 超次元ギャラクシー - HANABIE. 14. Always & Never - Coheed & Cambria 15. ODD FUTURE - UVERworld 16. My Curse - Killswitch Engage 17. Blast Off - HANABIE. 18. Keeping The Blade - Coheed & Cambria 19. An Honest Mistake - The Bravery 20. Make my story - Lenny code fiction 21. ポラリス - BLUE ENCOUNT 22. Crossing The Frame - Coheed & Cambria 23. 今年こそギャル～初夏 ver.～ - HANABIE. 24. Disobey - Crystal Lake 25. Counting Worms - Knocked Loose 26. Apollo I : The Writing Writer - Coheed & Cambria 27. The Light That Blinds - Shadows Fall 28. Sunshine (with The Knocks) - Whethan ft. The Knocks 29. Ojos Marrones - Lasso 30. Naruto Bluebird Freestyle - Khantrast 31. Enemy (with JID) - Imagine Dragons ft. JID 32. アイドル - YOASOBI 33. Quédate Con Ella - Natalia Jiménez 34. The Suffering - Coheed & Cambria 35. Coming Undone - Korn 36. Blackened - Metallica 37. Six - All That Remains 38. スターマーカー - KANA-BOON 39. Швайне - Glukoza 40. Tales of Villain - HANABIE. 41. S.O.B. - Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats 42. Grand Theft Autumn / Where Is Your Boy - Fall Out Boy 43. grayout - thrown 44. Once Upon Your Dead Body - Coheed & Cambria 45. *Equip Sunglasses* - Hot Mulligan 46. TOUSOU - HANABIE. 47. When You Were Young - The Killers 48. DISSENSION - NEMOPHILA 49. RATATA - Skrillex ft. Missy Elliot, Mr. Oizo 50. Kids - MGMT 51. Dashboard - Modest Mouse 52. Wake Up - Coheed & Cambria 53. Warning!! - HANABIE. 54. Whiskey Fever - Zach Bryan 55. La furie et la foi - Fonky Family 56. A Favor House Atlantic - Coheed & Cambria 57. 我は宇宙最強のインベーダーちゃんである - HANABIE. 58. dashstar* - VIP by Knock2 59. Again - CLIPZ ft. Jaykae, Ms Banks, Ms. Dynamite 60. The Comedown (RobotSonics Remix) - Bring Me The Horizon 61. We love sweets - HANABIE. 62. Say It Aint So - Weezer 63. Scream Aim Fire - Bullet For My Valentine 64. Duality - Slipknot 65. Chelsea Smile (KC Blitz Remix) - Bring Me The Horizon 66. Slumbering World - The Wise Man's Fear 67. Chop Suey! - System Of A Down 68. だから、ひとりじゃない - Little Glee Monster 69. Handlebars - Flobots 70. REVIVE - NEMOPHILA 71. In Autumn - Greywind 72. Tailspin - The Wise Man's Fear 73. Riptide - Vance Joy 74. Así No Te Amará Jamás - Amanda Miguel 75. HEROES - Brian the Sun 76. Through the Fire and Flames - DragonForce 77. The Thunder Rolls - All That Remains 78. You Can Have the Crown - Sturgill Simpson 79. Better Than Gold - Justin Hawkes ft. Andrew Hellier 80. My Wing - Otyken 81. Until Mourning Comes - Dying Wish 82. Hotel California - Gipsy Kings 83. Where the Sky is Empty - The Wise Man's Fear 84. Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz 85. Take Me Out - Franz Ferdinand 86. Float On - Modest Mouse 87. Take This Life - In Flames 88. The Lying Lies & Dirty Secrets of Miss Erica Court - Coheed & Cambria 89. Magic - B.o.B. ft. Rivers Cuomo 90. About Damn Time - Lizzo 91. Sentimental Heroine - HANABIE. 92. White Noise - Disclosure ft. AlunaGeorge 93. 閃光 - [Alexandros] 94. Caramelldansen - Caramella Girls 95. SAY - Knock2 96. Some Chords - deadmau5 97. Short Change Hero - The Heavy 98. It Was Written In Blood (L'Amour La Morgue Remix) - Bring Me The Horizon 99. Paranoia - Chance The Rapper ft. Nosaj Thing 100. You Oughta Know - Alanis Morissette

#cody says things #spotify wrapped #skrillex #hanabie.#coheed & cambria #the wise mans fear

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with-love-from-hell · 2 years

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oh, also. Sexy time with Asmo and Lucifer (one for me and one for you)

Jesus you go from 0 to horndog in like 5 seconds. Lmfao, sure i'll do it

Playlist Matchups!

Sexy time with Asmo

Start a Fire ~ Ryan Star

Body Moves ~ DNCE

Mine (Jengi Remix) ~ Bazzi

Next in Line ~ Walk the Moon

Doing Yoga ~ Kazy Lambist

Movement ~ Hozier

Aftertaste ~ Ellie Goulding

I Want Your Bite ~ Chris Crocker

Drew Barrymore ~ Bryce Vine

Sexy time with Lucifer

Hot Blooded ~ Foreigner

Nice and Slow ~ Max Frost

After Dark ~ Mr. Kitty

Undisclosed Desires ~ Muse

Bliss ~ Blaqk Audio

Dead of Night ~ Orville Peck

Lotus Eater (Tonton Remix) ~ Mura Masa

It's Only ~ ODESZA ft. Zyra

You're so Wonderful ~ Cane Hill

(Matchup Masterlist)

#obey me!#obey me #shall we date: obey me #obey me swd #obey me lucifer #obey me asmo #obey me asmodeus #obey me matchups #obm matchups #thank you event #obm

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fred-the-curator · 17 days

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I just listened to this little gem and it deserves to be shared with other ears Mobb Deep - Shook Ones, Pt. II (Jengi Remix) Uploaded by Jengi via SoundCloud https://ift.tt/J5Osvyk Make the community vibrate: a like, a share, or even a comment can transform our cultural mosaic together. 🔊❤️

#audio gems #SoundCloud #IFTTT

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muznew · 20 days

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Oh Sheep Vamos New chart by Vooz Brothers

- Artists: Vooz Brothers DATE CREATED: 2024-04-08 GENRES: Afro House, Melodic House & Techno, House Tracklist : 1. Vooz Brothers - Would You Like To Be My Lover ?(Original Mix) 2. Vooz Brothers - Tastes Like a Drug feat. OJW(Original Mix) 3. Pezlo MD, Fiin, Vikina - Mi Tierra(La Santa, G.Zamora Remix) 4. Vooz Brothers, Italo Gonzales, Eyal Heller - Dia De Mi Suerte feat. Italo Gonzales feat. Eyal Heller(Extended Mix) 5. ramyen - Mevora(Original Mix) 6. Vooz Brothers - Vibing With You(Original Mix) 7. Vooz Brothers - Megalomania(Original Mix) 8. GFDM, Jengi - Da Feeling(Original Mix) Download FileCat Read the full article

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djmusicbest · 20 days

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Oh Sheep Vamos New chart by Vooz Brothers

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wqbytop150 · 9 months

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WQBY

Top100 for the week ending August 6, 2023

Submarine---Seeb, BANNERS, SUPER Hi -1 [3.19=22weeks on chart] ******6 nonconsecutive weeks @#1****** ''at peak x 6"

Die For A Night---A R I Z O N A -3 [5.28=11weeks] ''peak2''

Misbehave---Ship Wrek, Disco Lines -2 [4.23=16weeks] ''peak2''

Happy----NF -6 [4.23=16weeks] ''peak1'' **2weeks @#1**

If We Ever Broke Up---Mae Stephens -4 [2.19=26weeks] *1week @$1*

Living In A Haze---Milky Chance -10 [7.9=5weeks] ''at peak''

Where You Are---John Summit, Hayla -5 [3.19=23weeks] **2 nonconsecutive weeks @#1** ''peak1 x 2''

Strangely Sentimental---Anabel Englund -14 [6.18=8weeks] ''new peak''

From This Day On---Andrew Rayel, JES -24 [7.2=6weeks] ''at peak''

You Need Jesus---Yung Gravy, Bbno$, Baby Gravy -18 [7.9=4weeks]

Pwdr Blu---Kx5 -8 [3.25=20weeks] *1week @#1*

Lost & Found----Gorgon City, DRAMA -23 [7.23=3weeks] ''at peak''

Jacare---Sofi Tukker -9 [4.30=15weeks] ''peak2''

Motive---Arman Van Buuren -26 [7.23=3weeks] ''at peak''

Padam Padam----Kylie Minogue -7 [6.18=8weeks] ''peak7''

Sweet Goodbye---Robin Schulz, *Svidden remix -12 [4.2=19weeks] *1week @#1

The Way---Manchester Orchestra -13 [5.7=14weeks] ''peak7''

I Feel Love---Freya Ridings -15 [5.21=12weeks] ''peak10''

Borderline---Tove Lo -20 [2.19=25weeks] ''peak4''

If Only I---Loud Luxury, Two Friends, Bebe Rexha -91 [7.30=2weeks] ''at peak''

Waterfall---Michael Schulte, R3HAB -22 [4.2=19weeks] ''peak8''

Backwards---Alexa Cappelli, Knox -30 [7.16.23=4weeks] ''at peak''

Vroom---Hoodie Allen, Connor Price -23 [7.2.23=6weeks] ''at peak''

Sweat---ESSEL -39 [4.30.23=15weeks] ''peak30''

***Hollywood---Madonna -(new) [8.6.23=1stweek] ''at peak''

One Time---Kyle Walker -21

Dressed For A Funeral---Groupthink, Sunday Scaries -19

Killer Queen---Robin Schulz, FIL BO RIVA -25

Part Of Me---Cian Ducrot -16

Waffle House---Jonas Brothers -17

Rhyme Dust---MK, Dom Dolla -11

Seasons----Bebe Rexha, Dolly Parton -31

Upside Down---MEDUZA, Poppy Baskcomb -32

Sickly Sweet---Kenzie, *Alan Walker cut/remix -33

Chill Like That---Sunday Scaries, PICKUPLINES -53

Feels This Good---Sigala, Mae Muller, Caity Baser, Stefflon Don -28

Here We Go Again---Oliver Tree, David Guetta -36

This Is What Losing Someone Feels Like---JVKE -37

Back Around---Tiesto, AR/CO -42

High Heels - Party Down Under---Flo Rida, Walker Hayes, *Sam Feldt cut/remix -38

Crying On The Dancfloor---Sam Feldt, Jonas Blue, Endless Summer, Violet Days -29

Over The Moon---Eddie Benjamin -55

Chemical---Post Malone -34

Stereo---SUM SUN, Sly Chance -39

Take Me Home---VAVO f/ Clara Mae -40

Gangster---W&W, VINAI -41

Miami---Lola Audreys f/ Nile Rodgers -

Pearls---Jessie Ware -

What A Life---Dave Aude, Jeffery James -44

Gone (Da da Da)----Imanbek, Jay Sean -45

Sunset---Gus Dapperton -103

<>You Were Right---ILLENIUM, Wooli, Grabbitz - [last on @#91 / 6.11.23 debut 5.21.23

No Sleep---Regard, Ella Henderson -47

Feel Your Ghost---Tiesto, Mathame -49

No One Dies from Love---Tove Lo -100

Sparks---MEDUZA, DEL-30, Mali-Koa -46

Stars---PNAU, Bebe Rexha, Ozuna -50

Won't Forget These Days---Fury In the Slaughterhouse, *VIZE remix/cut -51

Revelations---ZHU, Devault, Babyjake -52

Dance Around It----Joel Corry, Caity Baser -54

All We Ever Do Is Talk---Del Water Gap-62

***What You Need---SIDEPIECE -(new)

i'm A Woman---ESSEL, Alex Hepburn -73

Haute---Janelle Monae -77

Do You Want Me---Hayden James, Bob Moses -61

So Many Summers---Brad Paisley -80

Bel Mercy---Jengi -81

Losing Control---Duke Dumont, Nathan Nicholson -82

***De Selby (Part 2) ----Hozier -(new)

***Wreckage---Gorgon City, Julia Church -(new)

***Kisses---Slowdive -(new)

The Worst Person Alive---G Flip -67

Good Life----Good Life, Elderbrook -64

***Symphony----Imagine Dragons f/ Inner City Youth Orchestra -(new)

***Guarantee -Summer Mix----Black Eyed Peas -(new)

Dance To Death----Mathame -72

Change Your Mind---Alex Warren -87

Falling----Sunday Scaries -88

+Macarena---Los Del Rio (Bayside Boys remix) -89 (re-currenting)

***Favorite Song---Milky Chance -(new)

***Can I Shower at Yours---Any Shark -(new)

Bet My Dollar---Tiesto, Freya Ridings -90

***Cheater----Savana Santos -(new)

City Don't---Billy Currington -84

***I've Been In Love----Jungle, Channel Tres -(new)

Lose It All (I Don't Wanna) ----BUNT. -69

Stolen---Marcus Schulz, Pretty Poison -68

19---Steven Dawes -70

Die Young---Venbee, Rudimental -85

See You Later---The Band CAMINO -71

Ride The Wave---Russell Dickerson -75

Car Keys---Alok, Ava Max -76

Colorado---Milky Chande -79

***Following The Sun---SUPER Hi, NEEKA -(new)

Eyes Wide Shut---ILLENIUM, Avril Lavigne, Travis Barker -48

Sometimes---Snakechips, Daya, Earthgang -56

Highs & Lows----Chance Pena -58

Break For You---Valley -59

Toxic---AnnenMayKantereit -60

Love Don't Cost A Thing---Tom Grennan -65

Like A God---The Weeknd -74

Don't Think Twice---Rita Ora -78

Playing With The Boys---Scary Pockets, Betty Who -83

Long Way Home---Walk Off the Earth, Lindsey Stirling -86

#alwayshappymusic

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meveispunk · 1 year

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for the ask game: 6, 11, 15 😉

😊 Thank you so much for playing!!! This is fun!

6. A song that makes you want to dance

De la mama by El Alfa

Jengi by Bel Mercy remixed with Milkshake by Kelis

Seriously , people around me are so fed up , these songs are permanent in my car.

11. A song that you never get tired of

I have so many!!! 😫 I don’t get tired of songs that I love. I still listen compulsively to entire albums that I bought when I was a teenager. These two are the first that came to my mind.

The chain by Fleetwood Mac

Sorrow by Bad Religion (acoustic version)

15. A song that is a cover by another artist

Wow , that was hard. I’m not a huge cover fan , but this one I have on my day to day playlist.

Je l’aime à mourir by Shakira covering French singer Francis Cabrel.

I Will always love Cabrel original song more , but I really enjoy singing Shakira’s Spanish and French version. I really love her voice and she NAILED the French part (except the word « nous »).

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bambi101 · 1 year

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Jengi – Bel Mercy (Jimmi Rider Flip)

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doubleshotsundayepisodes · 1 year

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EP 46 - THE FLIPS EDITS REMIXES ETC MIX - 03122023

Episode 46 - The Flips Edits Remixes Etc... Mix - March 12 2023 Playlist

Ella Mai - Bood Up vandalized edit Sisqo - THONG SONG (Naken & BatikBoy Edit) Coi Leray vs Mase & The Notorious B.I.G. - Players (DJCiRCLE K Throwback Edit) (Dirty Extended) Frank Ocean - Pyramids Finesse (Nick Bike Edit) Usher - U Dont Have to Call Duncan Gerow Remix Bruno Mars - 24K MAGIC (BRLLNT REMIX) Rihanna - Kiss it better Double A Remix T-Pain - BARTENDER (Naken Edit) Steve Lacy - Bad habits june jissle remix Soul For Real - Candy Rain Flwr Chyld Flip Chris Brown - Chris Brown - Yooo! (Double A 'from The Bay' Flip) Rihanna - Rihanna - We Found Love (Double A 'from The Bay' Flip) [Acap. Intro] Latto - Latto x LL Cool J - Around The Way Energy (Double A 'from The Bay' Flip) [DIRTY] Snoh Aalegra - Woah King Mist Remix Travis Scott - Goosebumps (Lincoln Baio If We Ever Broke Up Edit - Dirty) Keyshia Cole - Keyshia Cole x Michael Jackson - Love (Double A 'from The Bay' Flip) Michael Jackson - Rock With You BLVD95 remix NSYNC - NSYNC - Girlfriend (Remi Oz Afro Edit) 114bpm (final cut) mix The Weeknd - I Can't Feel My Face (Soltice x Naken x Batikboy) Kid Cudi - Memories (Cupidon Flip) Pink Pantheress - Pink Pantheress - Boys a Liar pt 2 (Ballads Amapiano Edit) Janet Jackson - Janet Jackson - I Get So Lonely (Jengi x More Beats Club Edit) Faith Evans - You Used To Love Me (Souljack Flip) TLC - TLC - Diggin' On You (Jengi Club Edit) Lizzo vs N.E.R.D - About Damn Time (R-You Blend) (Dirty Extended) SZA - SZA - Shirt (Souljack Flip) Whitney Houston - How Will I Know (Nick Bike Edit) Jorja Smith - On My Mind (Booty Carell 'Overnight' Blend) Chris Brown - Kiss Kiss dilushselva remix Destinys Child - say ma name flip season remix

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wqbyweeklytop100 · 1 year

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TOP 100 on WQBY

For the week ending February 5, 2023

Back To You-Lost Frequencies

Lovesick-Alan Walker, Sophie Simmons

10:35-Tiesto, Tate McRae

Reborn-Sidepiece, Kyle Walker remix

Freeze-Kygo

Drifting Away-Audien, Joe Jury

I Can't Wait-Tiesto, Solardo, Poppy Baskcomb

When I Talk--Kx5

You Know What I Need--PNAU, Troye Sivan

Sparks--MEDUZA, DEL-30, Mali-Koa

I'm Good (Blue)-Tiesto, Bebe Rexha

I'm Not Dead Yet--Mike Posner

Afterparty--Loud Luxury, Hook N Sling

Red Lights--Lane 8, Emmit Finn, EMBRZ

Never Gonna Not Dance Again--Pink

Flowers--Mylie Cyprus

Rely On Me--Sigala, Gabry Pointe, Alex Gaudino

Unholy--Sam Smith, Kim Petras

Dancing's Done--Ava Max

Koo Koo Fun--Major Lazer, Major League Djz

Lennon--Essel

Feel Alive--TELYKast, Sky Blu

No Love For You--Regard, Drop G

Different Kind Of Lonely--Camp Kubrick, Don Diablo

Loop--Martin Garrix, Dallas K, Sasha Alex Sloan

Satellite--Kahlid

Weekend On A Tuesday--R3Hb, Laidback Luke

One More Time--Armin Van Buuren

Don't Cry---Lodato, Ally Ahern

***Something's Coming--Cheat Codes, Lady A

Shut Up--Alan Walker, UPSAHL

New Gold--Gorillaz

Solitude--Snakechips, BIA, Lucky Daye

What A Life---John Summit, Guz, Stevie Appleton

Serotonin Moonbeams---The Blessed Madona

Blood Upon The Snow---Hozier, Bear McCreay

It's Quiet Now---Honey Dijon, Dope Earth Alien

Good Life---Hayden James, Emie

Infinity---Dubdogs, Bhaskar

Yeah The Girls--Fisher, Meryll

High--Neil Francis, PawPaw Rod

Not Alone---Joe Jonas, Khalid

Tra Tra--HUGEL, Blond:ish, Nfasis

Creepin'---Metro Bloomin, The Weeknd, 21 Savage

Heartbeat--James Arthur

Wings ( I Won't Let You Down)--Armin Van Helden, Karen Harding

How Many Tears--Kygo, Sam Felt, Emily Warren

Gone (Da da Da)--Imanek, Jay Sean

Chasing Shadows---Alex Warren

Sete---Blond;ish, Francis Mercer, Amadou, Marlam

Secrets---Ross Copperman

Anything But Wet---i o Lights

Need Ya---Bonnie & Clyde FOMO

Body Breathe---LP Giobbi, Monogem

Where Do We Go From Here---Gareth Emery

I'll Wait---Lane 8, Channy Leaneagh, Le Yough remix*

Show Me---John Summit, Hannah Boleyn

Roll The Dice---Armin Van Buuren, Phillip Strand

Need Me Right--Anabel Englung

Break Up With That Guy---Virginia To Vegas

What's It Gonna Take---Cheat Codes, Mitchel Tenpenny

Left & Right---Ownboss, FAST BOY

On My Mind---EDX

Out Of My Mind---Little Image

Makin Time---Sultan + Shepard, Julia Church

Let Em Go---Matt Hansen

I'll Be Around---Elderbrook, Amtrac

Down With You---Wolter Wythe, D-Lish

A Milli---Little Wayne, Sidepiece remix*

God On The Weekend---Ian Asher

Enough To Drink---Sam Felt, Cate Downey

Falling Through The Ceiling---El Mundo, Zazou

Don't Make Me Come Down There---Dolly Parton

Hooked (Hot Stuff)---RIKA, Galantis

All Falls Down--Alonestar, Jethro Sheehan, Cubism dance remix*

Can't Change For You---Bankrol Hayden, charlieonnafriday, Arden Friday

I Don't Know What You See In Me---Belle & Sebastian

Nervous---Joan

Selfish---Nick Jonas---The Jonas Brothers

Money On The Dash--Elly Duhe

Nothing Left To Lose----Everything But The Girl

Luv Me A Little----ILLUMIUM, Nina Nesbitt

Never Change---Lukas Graham

Hard Days Love---Lily Moore

The One---INJI

These Tears---Andy Grammer

Alone Again---Chico Rose, Afrojack, Mougleta

I Just Wanna Dance---Higgo, Mustbejohn

Me Part 2---Pricilla Block

Days Like This---Martin Jensin, Jay Sean

Numb--Goodboys, AVAION

Could You Be The One---Laidback Luke, Katy Alex

I Go Dancing---Frank Walker, Ella Henderson

State Of Mind---Duke & Jones, Marlhy

Sun---Mita Gami

Puppet On Your String---Abe Parker

Good For Now---Chiiild, Lucky Daye

Pouring Rain---Guz, Camden Cox

Lay Low---Tiesto

Make Me Feel---The Chainsmokers

Bloody Mary---Lady Gaga

These Nights---Loud Luxury, KIDDO

Bel Mercy--Jengi

Chemical High---Lost Frequencies

Dr. Phil---Seaforth

Save Some Room---Shallou

What House---Block & Crown

Revolution---John Summit,

Lipstick---BLR, Robbie Rise

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deadcactuswalking · 1 year

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REVIEWING THE CHARTS: 21/01/2023 (Miley Cyrus, Fredo, Bizarrap/Shakira)

I do like the turnaround we have at the top in 2023 so far. Last week’s #1 plummeted to #12 and its replacement is a debut at #1 with incredible streams, seemingly out of nowhere, “Flowers” by Miley Cyrus, becoming her third #1 and first since 2013. Well, the next album cycle’s definitely off to a good start. Welcome back to REVIEWING THE CHARTS!

Rundown

We start the episode as always with our notable dropouts, songs exiting the UK Top 75 – which is what I cover – after five weeks in the region or a peak in the top 40. This week, that list includes “Alone” and “Last Last” by Burna Boy, “Celestial” by Ed Sheeran, “Music for a Sushi Restaurant” by Harry Styles and finally, “go” by Cat Burns and “Heat Waves” by Glass Animals.

We also saw two returning entries, with “I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)” by Whitney Houston bizarrely keeping momentum at #71, and Taylor Swift having “Lavender Haze” return to #43 as it now out-performs “You’re on Your Own, Kid” and the three-song rule can be silly sometimes. As for what else is filling up space in terms of our notable gains, we see boosts for “We Caa Done” by Popcaan and Drake at #50, “Players” by Coi Leray at #45, “About You” by The 1975 at #41, “Superhero (Heroes & Villains)” by Metro Boomin, Future and Chris Brown at #39, “People” by Libianca surging to #27 (at least that’s good news), “Lionheart (Fearless)” by Joel Corry and Tom Grennan at #18, and finally, “Creepin’” by Metro Boomin, The Weeknd and 21 Savage deservedly finding its way into the top 10 at #7.

Yeah, it’s kind of a dull week outside of our new arrivals, but they are the most important story here so I’ll get to them as soon as possible. Our top five of the UK Singles Chart consists of “messy in heaven” by venbee and goddard. at #5, “Anti-Hero” by Taylor Swift at #4, “Kill Bill” by SZA at #3, “Escapism.” by RAYE featuring 070 Shake at #2 and of course, “Flowers” at #1 but we’ll talk about that one later.

NEW ARRIVALS

#72 – “Bel Mercy” – Jengi

Produced by Jengi

So in 2010, renowned neo-Nazi – I mean, rapper Kanye West released a song “Mercy”, which peaked at #55 in the UK. The song features incredible guest verses from his (former) GOOD Music labelmates and also an iconic beat sampling “Dust a Sound Boy”, a dancehall song by Super Beagle. It’s a menacing, isolated sample with a raw, nasal energy to it, and combined with the sample of YB’s “Lambo”, it plainly goes hard. So this Dutch guy Jengi puts the same sample under a... unique beeping loop and an almost lo-fi drum pattern, with some admittedly sweet flutes and a generally groovy vibe that kind of passes off as chill... if it weren’t for that unfitting sample. He lifts some of the “Lambo” samples too but not to much effect, and the Super Beagle track just kind of feels out of place. It deserves a proper ragga jungle remix, not this barely-there house tune that would honestly be a pretty good, basic song without it. The whole amateur-sounding 90s house vibe could very much work as just that – an admittedly clunky vibe – especially when that completely unnecessary bass synth comes in, and makes for a pretty decent beat... but there’s still that annoying, time-stretched dancehall sample over it that just makes no sense. The worst part is that it sounds built around that sample, so removing it would eventually create a completely different song, which is a shame because the foundation of this is okay. It’s just the cheap attempt at adding a recognisable sample that leaves this otherwise decent track kind of dead in the water for me.

#69 – “Nonsense” – Sabrina Carpenter

Produced by Julian Bunetta

I figured that this one would have charted during the holiday season due to the “A Nonsense Christmas” version but I suppose it’s better late than never. Sabrina Carpenter is a former Disney actress nowadays singer-songwriter, and well, this is essentially a bro-country song, right? It has your standard country acoustics and twang with sweet, homely harmonies plunged under an ugly trap beat with the lead singer using unfitting rap flows. All of that is good in this case, by the way, because I absolutely love this song. I still don’t think that we’ve had enough good, fun and dumb pop music since Katy Perry left the pop sphere, and this gets pretty close with the absolutely unsubtle innuendo and the cheesy lyrics delivered with exactly enough melodrama and ironic self-seriousness for it to seem completely unabashed and embracing of its admittedly cringeworthy, Glee-level gimmick. Carpenter isn’t a particularly unique vocal presence but that moment in the chorus where she actually raises the octave in that meta-harmony is a beautifully dumb moment, and the trap beat has a real rumble to it that makes sure the song never gets stiff. Her performance is never copy-pasted either, with the backing harmonies littering the mix so it’s always busy and her slippery cadence making the song feel really organic. Admittedly, I wish the main guitar lead had more to do with the actual vocal melody, as it does feel like a really well-placed song rather than one that’s intrinsically written and constructed... but if we’re going to get this type of ridiculous music nowadays, I suppose it has to take just enough hints from the 2020s school of pop to get on streaming playlists and the radio. Regardless, it’s a great song, and the improvisational lyrics at the end, which apparently change at every show she performs, are a nice touch that makes the song feel just that bit more organic and alive. Please make this a hit.

#60 – “Gimme” – Sam Smith featuring Koffee and Jessie Reyez

Produced by Sam Smith, Jimmy Napes, StarGate and Anju Blaxx

So, Sam Smith is releasing a new album, and this seems to be the single to follow “Unholy”, though it may seem too soon since the song is still pretty high on global charts and whilst I don’t think Smith can exactly flood the market or oversaturate themselves given their recurring-character role in the world of pop music, I do think it’s unlikely for people to gladly pick up another Sam Smith single to stream nearly as much as they did “Unholy”... especially since that one barely worked with two of them, so I was wondering how bringing in both Canadian singer Jessie Reyez and Jamaican reggae artist Koffee would even work without it feeling like too many cooks. The answer is that it doesn’t, with none of these artists actually contributing enough to feel like they can call it their song. Reyez handles the hook, but the hook is an incessant repetition that means nothing over a dreary, minimal “tropical” beat with shuffling, groove less percussion and no melody to speak of. Sam Smith has the first verse and somehow in a song that mentions public sex, continues to be incredibly coy and just outright refuse to be sexy... perhaps because they can’t, as they get all soulful in the pre-chorus which does not fit the song at all and then... seemingly disappear from their own song until the next pre-chorus comes around. Koffee doesn’t do much more than give a staccato second verse, and then every single one of these artists, none of which have actually demonstrated a personality or role in the song’s narrative or lack thereof, now brand themselves as background vocalists to each other, whilst the pathetic excuse for dancehall continues to meander in the background. It’s not sexy, it’s not fun, it’s just a confusing slog.

#57 – “No Difference” – Clavish

Produced by R14 Beats and Off & Out

You know, I was listening to Clavish whilst looking at pictures of brick walls and I also saw “No Difference”. Okay, maybe that was a tad mean but like most songs I’ve heard from Clavish, this is uninteresting. Sure, the stock strings sound dramatic enough, but they are cheap as Hell and with the even cheaper-sounding guitar loop and skittering trap percussion, it just sounds ugly in a not particularly grimy way. Clavish himself goes with the same flow and describes gang violence in a way that isn’t particularly profound or unique, which wouldn’t really matter if his delivery was cold or bloodthirsty but he really is just getting into the booth and allowing his first take to get into the DAW here. By the second verse, he’s onto flexing anyway, and the first verse has the questionable lyric wherein he references his former friend going to jail for domestic assault, separating himself from that guy because the only time he’s beating women is when he has sex with them. Oh, and he can’t remember what the female sex organs are called, so he calls the vagina a “something”. This is the guy who named his album Rap Game Awful.

#31 – “Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” – Bizarrap and Shakira

Produced by Bizarrap

So this may seem odd, especially in the UK, so we’ll need some explanation here. Bizarrap is an Argentine DJ who has this YouTube series called “Bzrp Music Sessions” wherein he produces a beat whilst a singer or rapper from across the Latin world performs some kind of vaguely freestyled song over it. Shakira, who I think would melt me by saying “Hello” and otherwise needs no introduction, has not had a pop hit since 2014. Bizarrap’s series has steadily gained more attention, with the previous session featuring Spanish singer Quevedo becoming a global smash. Since it’s in Spanish, it did not crossover here. A decade earlier, Shakira had started a relationship with Spanish footballer Gerard Piqué, and they married and had two children later on. In June of last year, just before the song with Quevedo blew up, they separated. Shakira, needing good PR since she is literally going to be on trial for tax fraud, and Bizarrap, seeing a good opportunity for more vilarity, team up and create her biggest hit in years and his biggest viral smash yet... and possibly the second biggest Latin American disappointment for a footballer in the past two months because this is scathing. It is speculated that Shakira found out about Piqué cheating because neither he or their children like jam, only Shakira, so she was suspicious when she had left and found jam had been eaten. The song is full of references to detailed celebrity gossip and lore like this between the two so I could be here for years discussing it, but the wordplay is surprisingly tight for a non-rap song and for a kiss-off, it is as bitchy and dominating as it should be coming from an empress like Shakira knocking down a guy who didn’t treat her well during their relationship and had recently cheated... because come on, how are you going to cheat on Shakira?! Due to legal issues, her father’s health issues and a custody battle, she reasonably felt like a hostage in an unhealthy relationship in Spain, and she mocks how this girl just will never be as good, to which he responded by... announcing a partnership with the Casio watch she makes fun of, and showing up in the car she derides. Well, divorces in the public eye are never neat, are they? It helps that Bizarrap’s production is incredible here, with a menacing synthwave bass groove kicked straight into transcendent territory thanks to the multi-tracked harmonies and some of the punchiest drums I’ve heard Shakira ever sing over. That falsetto hook is catchy enough to stand out whilst blending amidst all the synths to become a universal chorus, and was a genius add since you don’t need to learn Spanish to know she sounds badass here, especially when she starts semi-rapping. The intricate details in the beat are only there for Bizarrap’s bragging rights, sure, as it’s his music video after all, but the drop into a minimal house-esque chorus that slowly builds up is genius, and the shifts in percussion make sure the song is never stagnant. Shakira sounds more alive here than I think she has in decades, with that final line, roughly translating to “I was out of your league, that’s why you’re with someone like you” just being a perfect closer, before she quits and kisses his sorry ass goodbye. What a song, what a moment and what a way to escape bad PR from evading your taxes... though, just saying, Shakira, I’m not particularly an expert in taxes but if you’re still single when you next find yourself in... Northamptonshire, maybe I could enrol in law school. Just putting it out there.

#30 – “Dave Flow” – Fredo

Produced by Mason X Beats

You know, out of all the things you could distinguish these two rappers by, I wouldn’t pick the flow, since they tend to end up in similar cadences and pockets on their beats, which tend to be quite different, and Fredo has always been gruffer, kind of whispery, and his lyrics less observantly worldly and more introspective alongside a more violent through line that Dave only rarely encroaches on. It’s not like that particularly matters though, given that the Dave flow reference is a throwaway bar in yet another of these one-verse introspections that Fredo is able to crank out at an impressive enough pace, and whilst I would prefer some structure, I think this style is actually fitting for Fredo, who’s always felt awkward placing a hook in a song when all he really wants to do is speak about his experiences, negative or positive, and hope people – even if they don’t relate – appreciate the value of it coming from him. The vintage piano loop sounds elegant, especially with the choral sample and the trap beat goes necessarily hard, so it really just needed a good verse and whilst this is mostly flexing, with not that much wordplay or anything particularly clever, the rhyme schemes are slick as always and Fredo has this weird condescendence to his cadence this time around that is very much not from Dave but makes the content, which is delivered at a breakneck pace in this song, feel particularly comical in a pretty dark way. The beat never becomes stagnant because whilst not intricately produced or all that unique, the details in Fredo’s flow add up to the beat’s progression, and Fredo’s delivery gets increasingly energetic and confident: it’s a pretty great way to make the rags-to-riches story convincing in a subtle vocal shift that may have not even been intentional, but you can definitely tell by the end of the track. Also that “Fred again” line actually made me laugh out loud so the wordplay hits at least a couple points to make this ultimately a pretty great verse. I’ve always liked Fredo fine but he’s been steadily improving as of late and this is yet another example.

#23 – “Red Flags” – Mimi Webb

Produced by Connor McDonaugh, Ryan Daly and Cirkut

They say that businesses need to give equal opportunities to both men and women nowadays, and regardless of gender, everyone should get the same treatment. I agree wholeheartedly with that sentiment, so since the most interesting part of this milquetoast pop song is that the producer’s first name rhymes with his surname, I’m going to treat Mimi Webb as I would Lewis Capaldi and recite a little poem for you. Ahem, why were you creepin’ ‘round late last night? Why did I see two shadows moving in your bedroom light? Now you’re dressed in black; when I left, you were dressed in white. Can you fill me in? Calls diverted to answer phone – red wine bottle: half the contents gone. Midnight return; Jacuzzi turned on! I repeat, can you fill me in? The British public is lucky that Craig David has as many classics as he does, so they can phase out the songs that I have absolutely nothing to say about without me frantically running out of Craig David lyrics by this time next year. Seriously though, stream someone more interesting, like perhaps...

#1 – “Flowers” – Miley Cyrus

Produced by Kid Harpoon and Tyler Johnson

I knew Miley was big, but #1 debut big? A million streams in a day big? I really did not expect her return to pop music to be as big as this, but alas, it’s yet another breakup song about an ex-husband, this one being Liam Hemsworth and yeah, I don’t think it works as well as Shakira’s. First of all, it’s way less specific, literally using an interpolated melody and someone else’s words to describe a relationship, with the Bruno Mars interpretation (“When I Was Your Man” in the chorus) coming off as a lazy way to tie things up into a neat enough bow. Sure, Hemsworth had dedicated the song to her but the song is vague on purpose, using easy and overdone pop cliché rhymes that I feel become a bit too universal in this context. This becomes clear in my second point: it’s a self-empowerment song about how she’s better at loving herself than anyone else is at loving her. This is my cynicism speaking of course as that is a completely fine concept for a song but if I’m hearing a massive breakup song about a high-profile divorce, I’m going to need either more complexities and nuance to the lyrics or just straight-up hatred and basically making a diss track. My final point is the production, which is just kind of wank, with no real direction, a disappointing impact in the chorus and a minimal funk groove that feels as stiff as the song overall feels slightly unfinished. Outside of the strings, nothing about this song feels all that triumphant, and I’m still really perplexed to why this frankly uninteresting, unfinished song has gathered more attention... but alas, people work in mysterious ways and Miley is a great, raspy vocalist that adds as much charisma as she can to a boring albeit catchy song. Just because it doesn’t resonate with my cynical ass doesn’t mean that it isn’t making an impact elsewhere.

Conclusion

This was a fun one, right? There weren’t that many songs, and a few of them were pretty damn good, with some genuine cultural moments in this batch of new arrivals, as well as some questionable trainwrecks that are kind of just funny. Speaking of, Sam Smith is getting Worst of the Week for “Gimme” featuring Jessie Reyez and Koffee, with a Dishonourable Mention going to Clavish for “No Difference”. As for the best, it should be pretty straightforward, but for the Honourable Mention... Sorry, Fredo, but Sabrina Carpenter just barely inches you out with “Nonsense”, and the Best of the Week absolutely goes to Bizarrap and Shakira for... you know, one of the best songs to chart this decade? If I were still doing year-end lists, I’d have a list-topper staring me right at the face at #31, just saying. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves though: it’s still January. Thank you for reading, rock on to the late David Crosby, and I’ll see you next week!

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