Pandora Releases List of Top Aussie Artists on Its Platform, as Australian Open Begins
Pandora Releases List of Top Aussie Artists on Its Platform, as Australian Open Begins
The streaming service teamed up with the Tennis Channel to highlight the most popular songs by Australian artists, in conjunction with the first Grand Slam event of the tennis season
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Just in time for the Australian Open the first Grand Slam event of the tennis season streaming service Pandora has released a list of the most “thumbed up” songs by Australian artists on its platform. The new data is part of a collaboration between Pandora and the Tennis Channel, timed to the start of the Australian Open tournament, which runs from February 8th to February 21st.
50 Love Song - Sara Bareilles | Hot 100 Peak: No. 4 (2008)
The singer from Eureka, Calif. made her chart debut with this song. Although it didn t reach No. 1 on the Hot 100, it topped the Adult Contemporary and Adult Pop Songs charts and was the No. 1 song of the year on the annual recaps of those two lists.
49 Baby Love - The Supremes | Hot 100 Peak: No. 1 for four weeks (1964)
When this song reached the top of the Hot 100, the Supremes became the first Motown act to have two No. 1s. Just a few months earlier, they were known around Berry Gordy s company as the no-hit Supremes, but that changed when their previous single, Where Did Our Love Go, achieved pole position.
In the late 90s,
Murugavel Janakiraman saw the world changing around him. People were moving from their hometowns to metros for better career opportunities, and the internet penetration was rising.
He realised
the traditional process of matchmaking through family, relatives, friends, and in many cases, religious priests, didn’t gel well with the younger generation. Hence, i
n 2000, Murugavel decided to leverage this socio-economic change and set up the Matrimony.com portal.
However, the story of Matrimony began in 1997 in the US when the founder started a matrimony website for the Tamil community called sysindia.com. The site included features like the Tamil daily calendar, festival reminders, tips, and matrimonial services, which gained traction quickly and later became TamilMatrimony.