Javier Colon hasn't been heard of much since the end of The Voice. However, he's finally released his first single, a collab with Natasha Bedingfield called "As Long As We Got Love"! It'll be interesting over the coming months to see if the song becomes popular - although it premieres on the Fab 50 this week. In chart news: do Usher and David Guetta get the top spot from Rihanna and Calvin Harris with "Without You"? Read the full article to find out!
Showing posts with label Calvin Harris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calvin Harris. Show all posts
Monday, November 14, 2011
Sunday, November 6, 2011
The Project: Mobius Fab 50 - Week of October 31, 2011
Christina Perri's new single for Twilight, "A Thousand Years", was released late last month. Although it's not as great of a song as "Arms" or "Jar of Hearts", it definitely is going to get some recognition - especially on my chart this week, being the highest song. However, are Rihanna and Calvin Harris the only people to find love this Halloween, and reclaim their #1 spot? Read on and find out!
Sunday, October 23, 2011
The Project: Mobius Fab 50 - Week of October 17, 2011
Have you been watching X-Factor? If so, you've heard this song every time the ubiquitous Pepsi commercial comes on. However, Outasight's "Tonight Is the Night" is also premiering on the Fab 50 this week. Anyways (after an extremely long break), which song tops the Fab 50 this week? Read on for the chart!
Labels:
Bruno Mars,
Calvin Harris,
Cobra Starship,
David Guetta,
Enrique Iglesias,
Flo Rida,
Gym Class Heroes,
Jennifer Lopez,
Katy Perry,
Lily Allen,
LMFAO,
Maroon 5,
Outasight,
Rihanna,
T-Pain,
Usher,
Wiz Khalifa
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
The Project: Mobius Fab 50 - Week of October 10, 2011
Fueled By Ramen is getting a huge taste of success this week on the Fab 50, after two of their songs enter the top 4. I took a big risk on both of these songs (on "Stereo Hearts" by putting in on my chart in mid-June, on "You Make Me Feel..." by giving it a 4.5/5), but both of my risks paid off, and the songs are both successful and still climbing on the charts! However, were either of these songs able to make the jump to #1? Read on to find out! Hint: There's a new #1 this week!
Labels:
Adam Levine,
Britney Spears,
Calvin Harris,
Cobra Starship,
Daughtry,
Flo Rida,
Gym Class Heroes,
Lloyd,
Nicki Minaj,
Nicole Scherzinger,
Rihanna,
Sabi,
T-Pain,
Taio Cruz,
Wiz Khalifa
Saturday, October 8, 2011
The Project: Mobius Fab 50 - Week of October 3, 2011
After 15 long weeks on the chart, "Moves Like Jagger" finally makes its way to #1, leaving Rihanna's rising star "We Found Love" in the wake! What other surprises are there to be found on the chart? Read on and take a look for yourself!
Labels:
Andre 3000,
B.O.B.,
Calvin Harris,
Christina Aguilera,
Gym Class Heroes,
Hot Chelle Rae,
Jessie J,
Lil' Wayne,
Lily Allen,
Lloyd,
Maroon 5,
New Boyz,
Nickelback,
Patrick Stump,
Rihanna,
T-Pain
Thursday, September 29, 2011
The Project: Mobius Fab 50 - Week of September 26, 2011
You know, a solid single from Rihanna has been highly anticipated by me, despite the fact that she releases music as fast as a jackrabbit. Her last 3 singles have all been flops, so I was pretty excited to hear her new song, "We Found Love", from her upcoming album. However, was the new song's recent success enough for me to put it on the top of the Fab 50? You'll have to read the rest of the post to find out!
Labels:
Alexis Jordan,
Calvin Harris,
Christina Aguilera,
David Guetta,
Hot Chelle Rae,
Lady Gaga,
Lupe Fiasco,
Maroon 5,
Natasha Bedingfield,
New Boyz,
Patrick Stump,
Rihanna,
Sean Paul,
Simple Plan,
Usher
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Song of the Day: We Found Love - Rihanna (Feat. Calvin Harris)
Are you kidding me? Rihanna's first single from her upcoming album (which I believe will have a cover much like the "R" logo you see above) is with Calvin Harris? As dance music finally makes its well-deserved progression into the mainstream, artists like Rihanna are using its trademark beats and repetition to help their own music. However, is it too far of a misdirection for an artist whose sound has become as different as R&B/pop Rihanna? Read on for my review!
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