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woensdag 24 februari 2021 om 15:43 Artiest House music legend Todd Terry has remixed the Shane Codd smash Get Out My Head, out Friday 19th February. Putting a timeless spin on the original with elements of his own bumping house style, Todd Terry injects an additional dose of dancefloor energy whilst preserving the vibrant, upbeat club tones of the original production. It follows a remix from exciting young UK duo Swarmz & S1mba. The original version of Get Out My Head has amassed over 21 milli...

Cardi B Up It is an oft-quoted “fact” that Inuit people have more than 50 words for snow, but Cardi B has 5,000 ways to describe sex, and all of them are horrifically filthy. Up is Cardi’s follow-up to her mega-smut smash WAP, and is basically a list of sex acts and reasons you’d want to shag her, rapped over a trap beat, with Cardi insisting “if it’s up then it’s stuck”. Should we call an ambulance, hun? That doesn’t sound right. Finneas American Cliche It’s probably reall...

05 February 2021 Share with: Olivia Rodrigo’s Drivers License speeds into a fourth week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart. Continuing its strong performance, the track claims 69,000 chart sales this week, including 8.3 million streams. Drivers License finishes with more than double the chart sales of its closest competition, Nathan Evans’ Wellerman remix ft. 220 Kid and Billen Ted, which climbs one place to Number 2 and claims the most digital downloads of the week. At Number 3, Fre...

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Leo Varadkar. Photograph: John Allen “I try to get out for a run at least once a week, especially now that the gyms are closed. There are a few runs I can do within my 5km, and there’s a café I like to stop at where they do really good food. There are a few routes I like to do in my neighbourhood including the Royal Canal, some on paths, and some cross-country when the ground is dry or frozen. “I sometimes go with my partner, Matt, but if I’m on my own, I like to listen to music. I ha...

Coldplay set to release new studio album almost two years after Everyday Life Exclusive Updated: 5 Feb 2021, 20:43 COLDPLAY appear to be preparing to release their ninth studio album, called Music Of The Spheres. I can reveal the group, made up of Chris Martin, Jon Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion, have been working on a new project for months — hinting a new album is just around the corner. And official records show they have formally registered the name as a trademark ahead of any n...

Shane Codd to release new single in March After the Top 10 success of Get Out My Head, Shane is keeping his foot on the gas. Facebook Shane Codd is to release his next single in March. Speaking with Hot Press, the DJ and producer from Cavan is lining up a spring release for his second single, which follows Get Out My Head, a Number 6 hit on both the Official Irish Singles Chart and the UKs Official Singles Chart. This month, Shanes reworking of a track fr...

01 February 2021 Share with: London rapper Fredo is on track to bag the highest new entry and a flurry of placings on this week’s Official Chart, following the release of his new fourth album Money Can’t Buy Happiness. The singer and songwriter from Queen’s Park starts out just behind reigning chart queen Olivia Rodrigo at Number 2 on today’s Official Chart First Look, with brand new entry Money Talks ft. Dave - the pair topped the Official Singles Chart together back in 2018 on Funky F...

Shane Codd reveals how he conquered the pop charts from his bedroom in Cavan Aspiring 24-year-old tipped for major global success by head of UK record label tells how parents influenced his taste and career Updated Shane Codd is making huge waves on the charts We may be stuck in what feels like a never-ending lockdown but that hasn’t stopped exciting Irish DJ Shane Codd conquering the pop world from his bedroom in Cavan. The 24-year-old has spent that last three months on the UK singles ch...

Grado GT220 review: What do you get for the money? The Grado GT220 retail for £250, a price tag that puts them in direct competition with the likes of Apple’s AirPods Pro, the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds and Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless 2. But while those similarly-priced rivals offer an extensive suite of features, the GT220 hang their hat squarely on sound quality. Grado has chosen to omit active noise cancellation and an ambient sound mode - marquee features for the majority of ea...