How well do you know your music? Let’s find out with a quiz that accompanies this week playlist.
The subjects du jour are : Ed Sheeran, Jess Glynne, Hard-Fi, Wonderland, Beady Eye, Josh Osho, Neon Jungle, Gabz, Gabrielle Aplin, Kina Grannis, Jahmene Douglas, Kehlani
They are the performers of twelve “live” music videos that ranked in various charts, this week (37/52) BUT … in the Tens 2010s.
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Tracklist
1 . Ed Sheeran – Take It Back |
| The music video is directed by Kc Locke. |
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Featured on the 2014 album “x“. Lyrics >> More by the same : Official Site |
2 . Jess Glynne – Right Here |
| The music video is directed by Ildikó Buckley, Jane Palmer. |
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Featured on the 2014 album “I Cry When I Laugh”. Lyrics >> More by the same : Official Site |
3 . Hard-Fi – Good For Nothing |
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Featured on the 2011 album “Killer Sounds”. Lyrics >> More by the same : Official Site |
4 . Wonderland – Starlight |
| The music video is directed by Nigel Dick. |
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Featured on the 2011 album “Wonderland”. |
5 . Beady Eye – Millionaire |
| The music video is directed by Charlie Lightening. |
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Featured on the 2011 album “Different Gear, Still Speeding”. |
6 . Josh Osho – Redemption Days (w/ Ghostface Killah) |
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Featured on the 2011 album “L.I.F.E”. |
7 . Neon Jungle – Louder |
| The music video is directed by Colin Tilley. |
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8 . Gabz – Lighters [The One] |
| The music video is directed by Greg Francis. |
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9 . Gabrielle Aplin – Home |
| The music video is directed by Joshua Sanger. |
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Featured on the 2013 album “English Rain”. Lyrics >> More by the same : Official Site |
10 . Kina Grannis – Sound Of Silence |
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Featured on the 2018 album “In The Waiting”. |
11 . Jahmene Douglas – Titanium |
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12 . Kehlani – Gangsta |
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Featured on the 2016 album “Suicide Squad: The Album”. Lyrics >> More by the same : Official Site |
And the correct answers (in case you missed one or two) are:
1. “Make peace not war” is Skepta’s chorus, urging unity and enjoyment despite the chaotic club setting.
2. Lifehouse’s single topped the Australian Singles Chart for five weeks, proving popular Down Under.
3. “Good For Nothing” by Hard-Fi saw a remix release by Ray Foxx, reaching new listeners with its updated sound.
4. In “Starlight,” Wonderland imagines dancing underneath your light, pulling you in like gravity itself.
5. Beady Eye’s “Millionaire” video took to scenic roads in Spain, combining vistas with musical vibes.
6. “BEBE” marks 6ix9ine’s first track performed entirely in Spanish, tapping into his heritage.
7. Neon Jungle’s “Louder” blends Pop/R&B for an infectious anthem fit for the charts.
8. Ash Gray debuted “Lighters (The One)” amid the judges of Britain’s Got Talent, showcasing youthful talent.
9. “Home” by Gabrielle Aplin complemented the theme in the trailer of the movie “Brooklyn,” adding emotional nuance.
10. Katie Melua’s rendition of “Wonderful Life” found a home in a Premier Inn ad, bringing a serene backdrop to hospitality.
11. Jack Peñate’s “Pull My Heart Away” visualized fresh starts as akin to taking a leap out of a plane.
12. “4 Page Letter” features the inclusion of “Turn my music up” from a candid studio request, preserved in the track.
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