Candle Cove Singles Chart: 8/16/19
1. clipping - Nothing Is Safe
With the lead single for their upcoming record clipping start the new era for their first studio album in three years. The experimental hip hop groups highly anticipated return net them a chart dominating #1 spot and despite a heavy week appears to be one of the strongest #1's all year heading into week two.
2. JPEGMAFIA - Jesus Forgive Me, I Am A Thot
Peggy returns with his first single since February's The Who and narrowly misses a second #1 by virtue of clippings unexpected return. Although Peggy enters a strong contender for song title of the year with this one.
3. Taylor Swift - Lover
After a much improved second single Taylor has led an absolutely massive PR campaign for the title track and final single released before her upcoming record, leaving herself with big shoes to fill in both musical quality and overall sales.
4. Brockhampton - Boy Bye
The LA via Texas boy band strives to continue improving and once again contend for a #1 spot with the third single from the Ginger era and the announcement that the bands fifth record will compete with Taylor Swift next week.
5. Charli XCX - Cross You Out (Feat. Sky Ferreira)
Charli releases yet another highly anticipated collaboration, this time with the ever reclusive Sky Ferreira who also dropped a pretty great single of her own this year, and the name power of this combination is enough to push it very high up the charts this week.
6. Jenny Hval - High Alice
Jenny Hval returns with a second single and finds a much more competitive week falling out side the top five after scoring a pedestal placement earlier this year. With a new record coming up Jenny has the chance for a big third single, or the chance to build up anticipation for her first full length project since 2016.
7. Whitney - Used To Be Lonely
Whitney falls to the lowest debut of their three singles based on nothing other than an ultra competitive week as the up and coming indie band aims to compete with Tool and Lana for their album release weekend.
8. Liam Gallagher - One Of Us
Liam aims to be the most surprising 4/4 of 2019 as he continues to drop excellent singles and continues to be under-recognized in the grander scheme of rock music.
9. Girl Talk - No Problem (Feat. Young Nudy)
Young Nudy proves to be the voice that gets Girl Talk releasing their first single since the collaboration with Erick The Architect Zombies last year and the name Girl Talk alone makes it clear that a strong push up the charts is coming.
10. Normani - Motivation
Normani becomes the fifth and final member of fifth harmony to release solo material after a string of successful collaborations set up this debut song to be a chart and radio success.
11. Death Cab For Cutie - To The Ground
Death Cab For Cutie continues a promotional cycle for their upcoming EP on the back of an out of the blue collaboration on the recently maligned Chance The Rapper record.
12. Miley Cyrus - Slide Away
After a headline dominating week Miley takes to song to address her current situation and hopefully achieves a sound better than anything on her recent EP.
13. Lana Del Rey - Looking For America (Week 2, Down From #2)
Lana nabs the top spot for week 2 placements with her political and downright gorgeous Looking For America which has proved to be one of her best singles this year even though it doesn't land on her upcoming record.
14. Tool Fear Inoculum (Week 2, Down From #1)
The long awaited return single from Tool has achieved commercial and critical success and was able to fight off great singles from Katy Perry, Iglooghost and Ariel Pink to grab a second week on the charts.
15. Megan Thee Stallion - Hot Girl Summer (Feat. Ty Dolla $ign & Nicki Minaj) (Week 2, Down From #4)
Megan grabs her first ever second week placement with not only some high profile features but also a smooth, catchy and sexy tune that finally gives likeness to what has been the catchphrase of so many bad bitches this summer.
Check out the Charts Spotify Playlist here.
Or have a look at last weeks chart here.
With the lead single for their upcoming record clipping start the new era for their first studio album in three years. The experimental hip hop groups highly anticipated return net them a chart dominating #1 spot and despite a heavy week appears to be one of the strongest #1's all year heading into week two.
2. JPEGMAFIA - Jesus Forgive Me, I Am A Thot
Peggy returns with his first single since February's The Who and narrowly misses a second #1 by virtue of clippings unexpected return. Although Peggy enters a strong contender for song title of the year with this one.
3. Taylor Swift - Lover
After a much improved second single Taylor has led an absolutely massive PR campaign for the title track and final single released before her upcoming record, leaving herself with big shoes to fill in both musical quality and overall sales.
4. Brockhampton - Boy Bye
The LA via Texas boy band strives to continue improving and once again contend for a #1 spot with the third single from the Ginger era and the announcement that the bands fifth record will compete with Taylor Swift next week.
5. Charli XCX - Cross You Out (Feat. Sky Ferreira)
Charli releases yet another highly anticipated collaboration, this time with the ever reclusive Sky Ferreira who also dropped a pretty great single of her own this year, and the name power of this combination is enough to push it very high up the charts this week.
6. Jenny Hval - High Alice
Jenny Hval returns with a second single and finds a much more competitive week falling out side the top five after scoring a pedestal placement earlier this year. With a new record coming up Jenny has the chance for a big third single, or the chance to build up anticipation for her first full length project since 2016.
7. Whitney - Used To Be Lonely
Whitney falls to the lowest debut of their three singles based on nothing other than an ultra competitive week as the up and coming indie band aims to compete with Tool and Lana for their album release weekend.
8. Liam Gallagher - One Of Us
Liam aims to be the most surprising 4/4 of 2019 as he continues to drop excellent singles and continues to be under-recognized in the grander scheme of rock music.
9. Girl Talk - No Problem (Feat. Young Nudy)
Young Nudy proves to be the voice that gets Girl Talk releasing their first single since the collaboration with Erick The Architect Zombies last year and the name Girl Talk alone makes it clear that a strong push up the charts is coming.
10. Normani - Motivation
Normani becomes the fifth and final member of fifth harmony to release solo material after a string of successful collaborations set up this debut song to be a chart and radio success.
11. Death Cab For Cutie - To The Ground
Death Cab For Cutie continues a promotional cycle for their upcoming EP on the back of an out of the blue collaboration on the recently maligned Chance The Rapper record.
12. Miley Cyrus - Slide Away
After a headline dominating week Miley takes to song to address her current situation and hopefully achieves a sound better than anything on her recent EP.
13. Lana Del Rey - Looking For America (Week 2, Down From #2)
Lana nabs the top spot for week 2 placements with her political and downright gorgeous Looking For America which has proved to be one of her best singles this year even though it doesn't land on her upcoming record.
14. Tool Fear Inoculum (Week 2, Down From #1)
The long awaited return single from Tool has achieved commercial and critical success and was able to fight off great singles from Katy Perry, Iglooghost and Ariel Pink to grab a second week on the charts.
15. Megan Thee Stallion - Hot Girl Summer (Feat. Ty Dolla $ign & Nicki Minaj) (Week 2, Down From #4)
Megan grabs her first ever second week placement with not only some high profile features but also a smooth, catchy and sexy tune that finally gives likeness to what has been the catchphrase of so many bad bitches this summer.
Check out the Charts Spotify Playlist here.
Or have a look at last weeks chart here.
