Passenger, Zayn, You Me At Six, John Martin, Jessie Ware, Usher, Aqualung, Carly Rae Jepsen, Justin Timberlake, Blackpink, Rihanna, Emily Osment
Ed Sheeran’s “Castle on the Hill” shines with nostalgia, blending personal childhood memories with a polished production, hitting global charts and achieving multi-platinum status. Jessie Ware’s “If You’re Never Gonna Move” offers a delicate balance of emotive vocals and airy production, though its reworked sample slightly dulls its initial edge. Craig David and Bastille’s “I Know You” pairs smoothness with moody textures, leaving an understated if calculated impression.
Mabel’s “Finders Keepers,” featuring Kojo Funds, rides minimalistic R&B beats, achieving UK chart success with its catchy yet restrained vibe. Meanwhile, Sigrid’s “Don’t Feel Like Crying” blends empowering pop with a slick finish, peaking at #13 in the UK. The Lonely Island’s “YOLO,” alongside Adam Levine and Kendrick Lamar, flips the catchphrase into satire, while James Blake and Travis Scott’s “Mile High” offers a moody collaboration balancing soulful introspection and modern trap influences.
Lorde, Matt Cardle, Demi Lovato, Jessie Ware, The Wanted, Union J, Joe McElderry, Hudson Taylor, Eliza Doolittle, Lz7, Lucy Spraggan, I Am Arrows
No Mike Quotes • My boom-boom heart, it’s a-beating, it’s a-thumping and I’m alive (George Ezra) • Me and you you always made me laugh (Eliza Doolittle) • Don’t let it go blow up your ego (Ella Eyre) • So what do you say, are we making history? (The Wanted) • I told her “I only use it sometimes” (The 1975) • You can raise everything to the ground (Years & Years) • I’ve been looking at you too much (Jessie Ware) • And there’s a big black sky over my town (Calum Scott)
Musicwise : Pop, Rock, R&B, British Indie, Dance Pop, Electropop, Folk, Hip Hop, Trap Soul, Dance
Jorja Smith, Girl Ray, Emilie Simon, Ruti, Gianna Sotera, Ciara, Lola Brooke & Lady London, Jessie Ware, Grace Carter, Sophie-Maude, Bleach Lab, Megan Moroney, Fatoumata Diawara, Genia, Alexia, Brandy Clark, TTRRUUCES, Lauren Daigle, Brynn Cartelli, Rosse, Lauren Spencer Smith, Camille, Shenseea, Maisie Peters, Delia
This list of 20 popular dance-pop songs from the last 30 days features tracks. Each song combines catchy pop melodies with danceable electronic beats, highlighting the genre’s vibrant rhythms and modern production techniques.
Added in the past two weeks: . Black Eyed Peas’ “Ritmo (Bad Boys For Life)”
Pharrell Williams, Stylo G, Avicii, Klaxons, Julio Bashmore, Kato, Sigala, Louisa Johnson, D:Ream, Roger Sanchez & Far East Movement, Tiësto, Steps, Jess Glynne
Ed Sheeran's '÷ (Divide)' feat. 'Castle on the Hill' & 'Shape of You' is his third studio album released on March 3, 2017 by Asylum / Atlantic Records. Track Listing…