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James Arthur  is still in pole position at the top of the UK singles chart. The singer's track 'Say You Won't Let Go' is today (October 17) No.1 on the midweek update. He if he is still at the top come Friday (October 21),  Arthur  will have logged his fourth week at No.1. This would give the former X Factor man his longest stint at No.1. At No.2 on the midweek update is Chainsmokers' 'Closer', while The Weeknd's 'Starboy' follows at No.3. Hailee Steinfeld is up 13 places to No.4 with 'Starving' and 'My Way' by Calvin Harris completes the top five. Bruno Mars' '24K Magic' rises one spot to No.8, Neiked's 'Sexual' jumps to No.11 and Maroon 5 and Kendrick Lamar's new effort 'Don't Wanna Know' is in at No.13.

Electro-pop disco anthem hits download/streaming sites on Friday 7th October UK electropop duo Park Fires will release their new single Deadbeat City on Friday 7th October. The infectious new track combines a singalong disco chorus with pulsating electro beats and socially conscious lyrics. Since forming two years ago, Park Fires have been busy perfecting their hybrid of pure pop melodies, acerbic Northern lyrics and electro soundscapes. Adopting a punk-esque DIY work ethic and ethos to their fiery brand of mainstream pop has quickly led to BBC Introducing airplay and live sessions, festival appearances and glowing online coverage from the UK, USA and Europe. Influenced by synth pop pioneers The Human League and sharing DNA with electro contemporaries Chvrches and Years & Years, the girls have played a string of sell out shows in Leeds and featured regularly on local and online radio. One of the few singles in 2016 to attack the growing social and economic divide in Brexit Br...

After winning over festival crowds in their native Switzerland & picking up national radio and TV attention there, sleek electro-rockers Matto Rules are turning their attentions to the rest of the world. Tonight is a pulsating introduction to a band that has built a loyal European fanbase with their slick mix of pop melodies, electronica soundscapes, and indie rock guitars. With the name of the band inspired by Matto, the ghost of insanity in Friedrich Glauser’s pulp novel In Matto’s Realm, the band’s music mixes euphoric pop choruses with a restless rock escapism & electro tension. After being invited to work with acclaimed LA producer Michael Patterson (Beck, BRMC, Duran Duran) their early singles led to sold out tour dates and radio playlists in Europe. To give Tonight and their debut album What Comes Around (out now) the right balance of studio polish and raw emotion, the band enlisted Chicago producer Ben Treimer (MuteMath, Emmylou Harris). Released earlier this...

Christine Padua releases her new single across the United Kingdom in August. Since elementary school Christine was always interested in music and has perused this journey to be the success she is today.   Although an American by birth she has strong Italian heritage.  Classically trained she crossed over musically to more of a commercial style.   In addition she pursed a college degree in vocal performance and caught the eye of producer Tony Mantor subsequently who recorded her first album "If That's Love". Her influences include Celine Dion , Barbara Streisand and Ella Fitzgerald . Christine's first single "Do You" charted on the Billboard Hot AC and reached number 11 on the AC Top 40. The single When A Woman Loves A Man will be released on Plateau Music.  The release date is scheduled for 8th August. Christine Padua When A Women Loves A Man Plateau Music ISRC: USBLC1401035

Leeds/Birmingham-based rockers The Brazen will release their mischievous new single Laser Lipson Friday 13th May. The single is the second track to be taken from their debut album of the same name and is a dancefloor-filling future indie-pop anthem sure to get feet moving this summer. Since forming in early 2015, the five-piece have been tearing up venues around the UKand picking up fans at every gig. United by shared influences & musical cornerstones The Stone Roses , Queen & The Who , their combination of classic rock sounds and Britpop melodies has also gained national and regional radio airplay and glowing online press. The boys’ debut album was recorded with talented producer Ed Heaton (production credits include Jon Gomm, Fold, Ellen & The Escapades & more) in January and channels the glory days of 90’s indie into a vibrant set of pop rock tunes. With a string of sold out shows and a performance at Elland Road already under their belt, 2016 will be a grea...

Electropop duo Park Fires will release their infectious debut single ‘Home’ on 25th March. Heavily influenced by both the synth-driven sound of 80s heavyweights The Human League and Depeche Mode and the fierce choruses of female-fronted 90s bands Garbage and Republica, the girls have a real knack for crafting pure pop melodies and pulsating electronica soundscapes. Keen to distance themselves from the typical girl-band pop stereotypes, the pair play and write all of their own music and have a strong DIY approach to their career. After receiving BBC radio airplay, touring the UK and playing festival stages as musicians & songwriters in various bands over the last three years, Rachel Lissenburg and Emma Duffy are now ready to make their mark as a new two-piece with a fresh set of songs and a gang mentality. This journey begins, suitably enough, with ‘Home’. A brooding tale of love gone sour with an explosive chorus, it’s a single that will establish them firmly as new pop ...