Cee Lo Green › Anyway

The new single from music's favorite Cee Lo Green is one of the few new tracks to be included in his Platinum Edition re-release of The Lady Killer, out November 28. Anyway, serves as the first single for this re-release and is the sixth overall single from the album. Other songs featured in the Platinum Edition include Scarlet Fever and the single version of I Want You (Hold on to Love).



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'Anyway' by Cee Lo Green

New music from one of the favorites, Cee Lo Green. Anyway is the title. And the sounds? Very catchy as per usual.

UK Charts: DJ Fresh scores first UK Number One single with 'Louder'

From NME.COM:

DJ Fresh has scored his first UK Number One single with 'Louder' tonight (July 10).

The track - which features Sian Evans - saw off competition from Loick Essien featuring Tanya Lacey's 'How We Roll' to claim the top spot.

Last week's chart-topper Jason Derulo went down to Number 5 with 'Don't Wanna Go Home', while Mann, Snoop Dogg and Iyaz's 'The Mack' was the only other new entry in the Top 40.

In the albums chart, Beyonce clocked up her second week at Number One with '4', while Beverley Knight scored the highest new entry at Number 13 with 'Soul UK'.

Selena Gomez And The Scene debuted at Number 15 with their new LP 'When The Sun Goes Down', while Yes' 21st studio album 'Fly From Here' went in at Number 30.

Further down the chart, Benjamin Francis Leftwich's debut album 'Last Smoke Before The Snowstorm' went in at Number 35.

The Top 10 UK singles are:

1. DJ Fresh feat. Sian Evans - 'Louder'
2. Loick Essien feat. Tanya Lacey - 'How We Roll'
3. Ed Sheeran - 'The A Team'
4. Example - 'Changed The Way You Kiss Me'
5. Jason Derulo – 'Don’t Wanna Go Home'
6. Beyonce - 'Best Thing I Never Had'
7. Calvin Harris feat Kelis - 'Bounce'
8. Pitbull feat Nayer, Afrojack and Ne-Yo - 'Give Me Everything'
9. Katy Perry - 'Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)'
10. Alexandra Stan - 'Mr Saxobeat'

The Top 10 UK albums are:

1. Beyonce - '4'
2. Adele - '21'
3. Lady Gaga - 'Born This Way'
4. Adele - '19'
5. Take That - 'Progressed'
6. Bruno Mars - 'Doo-Wops & Hooligans '
7. Caro Emerald - 'Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor'
8. Rihanna - 'Loud'
9. Cee Lo Green - 'The Lady Killer'
10. Jessie J - 'Who You Are'

Cee Lo Green & Wiz Khalifa › Bright Lights Bigger City (Remix)

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2011 Glastonbury Festival Performances

If you're one of the many who couldn't make it to the Glastonbury Festival here are some of the performances who took place at Worthy Farm, UK for the past few days. For A LOT more live performances visit ErmmMusic's YouTube channel, who we should all thank for the amazing high quality videos.

Morrissey - Everyday Is Like Sunday


U2 - Beautiful Day


Cee Lo Green - Fuck You!


Jessie J - Price Tag


Paolo Nutini - New Shoes


Elbow - Grounds For Divorce


Coldplay - Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall


White Lies - Bigger Than Us


Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy Hey Girl


Tinie Tempah - Written In The Stars


Kaiser Chiefs - Ruby


Beyoncé - Run The World (Girls)

US Charts: Katy Perry Nears Michael Jackson No. 1s Record

From Billboard.com

To say that Katy Perry has been on a roll lately would be a grand understatement. But now, the star is nearing a feat only previously achieved by the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.

On the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, Perry's latest single from her "Teenage Dream" album, "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)," flies 31-4. As Gary Trust notes in today's Chart Beat column, if it hits No. 1 on the Hot 100, Perry will become just the second act -- and first woman -- to score five No. 1s from one album in the chart' 52-year history, as "California Gurls," the title cut, "Firework" and "E.T." all previously reigned.

Only Michael Jackson, with his 1987 set "Bad," has so far collected five Hot 100 No. 1s from one album release. "Bad" spawned the No. 1s "I Just Can't Stop Loving You," the title track, "The Way You Make Me Feel," "Man in the Mirror" and "Dirty Diana."

Check Billboard.com next Wednesday (June 29) for highlights of next week's Hot 100, to be released in full in the Billboard.com charts menu the following day.

In other impressive and unprecedented Perry chart news, she was already the only artist with four 4-million-selling downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan. As of this week, Perry pulls further ahead of the pack as the only artist with a whopping five.

"E.T.," which topped the Hot 100 for five weeks beginning April 9, surpasses the 4-million mark in download sales, according to SoundScan (4.06 million). Perry is now the only act to have five songs sell more than 4-million each. (Lady Gaga is next with three 4-million-sellers).

She previously hit the 4-million mark with "Hot N Cold" (4.91 million), "Firework" (4.53 million), "I Kissed a Girl" (4.07 million) and "California Gurls" (4.88 million).

More evidence of Perry's power? Adding to the pileup of her staggering sales and chart statistics, "E.T." became the top-selling download of 2011 as of the week ending May 1, when it overtook Cee Lo Green's "Forget You (F**k You)."

'Moves Like Jagger' by Maroon 5 & Christina Aguilera

I really wasn't sure what to expect from this one considering that it might be just a cheap way for Adam Levine and Christina Aguilera to capitalize on their TV show, but it's actually quite a catchy number. That's all Adam by the way, because I feel Christina doesn't necessarily add anything special, except for a couple of high notes. And maybe that's not even a bad thing. As for Maroon 5? This should be Adam Levine featuring Christina Aguilera because it's poppier than the regular pop single from the actual band (I feel a rockier, edgier version would've been killer!). Get hooked with that chorus though, and let's just wait, hopefully, for the Cee Lo Green remix! Any minute now. The song is available on iTunes starting today.



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'Cho Cha' by Teddybears, Cee Lo Green & B52's

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Cee Lo Green › I Want You (Hold On To Love)

Cee Lo Green is back with another video release, and I say back because he recently re-released the Bright Lights Bigger City video to include a Wiz Khalifa cameo. This time he's come up with a funked up version of the album original, I Want You, dubbed as I Want You (Hold On To Love) and is expected to be the official fourth single off his critically acclaimed studio album The Lady Killer.



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Outasight Gets First #1

A new edition of the charts reveals this week that Outasight takes over the Number One spot with his track Figure 8, an amazing feat after only three weeks. But Outasight is no stranger to the chart as he saw some action last year with songs like Dizzy and Catch Me If You Can, the latter reaching as high as the #4 position. Figure 8 became his third charted song and is his first ever #1.

After huge success so far with her latest album, Lykke Li returns to the honorable mentions as her song Rich Kids Blues becomes Greatest Gainer while jumping to the #8 spot. That's her 6th Top 10 song on the chart so far. The Power Play of the week is a re-entry by Bruno Mars as his song Count On Me sits at #81.

The Highest Debut belongs to Tinie Tempah with help from Ellie Goulding as Wonderman bows at the #62 position. The first chart appearance for him and the fourth for her. More debuts include Cee Lo Green's Love Gun featuring Lauren Bennett at #68; Beyoncé's latest Run The World (Girls) at #73 and Swedish House Mafia's belated One (Your Name) featuring Pharrell coming at #79.

The Biggest Jump is shared between a relatively new song and a much more experienced one. Former #1, Radioactive by Kings Of Leon, is more reactive now with a jump to #47 after 27 weeks on the chart, while Bibio's Take Off Your Shirt is reaching a new peak at #48 in its sixth week.

The 2011 Billboard Music Awards Performances

Beyoncé - Run The World (Girls)


The Black Eyed Peas - Just Can't Get Enough / I Gotta Feeling


Cee Lo Green - Medley


Taio Cruz - Dynamite / Break Your Heart


OneRepublic - Good Life
Far East Movement & Ryan Tedder - Rocketeer
Far East Movement & Snoop Dogg - If I Was You (OMG)


Mary J. Blige & Lil Wayne - Someone To Love Me


Rihanna & Britney Spears - S&M Remix


Nicki Minaj - Superbass
Britney Spears & Nicki Minaj - Till The World Ends Remix


Lady Antebellum - Just A Kiss


Keith Urban - Long Hot Summer


Ke$ha - Blow

'Bright Light Bigger City' by Cee Lo Green Featuring Wiz Khalifa

The third song being released from Cee Lo Green's The Lady Killer album is actually one of my favorites, if not my favorite. This single version is a bit different than the album cut, for which there was already a video and that was released last year around the same time the album came out. Rapper Wiz Khalifa lends a guest verse for an updated mix, which you can listen to below.

My verdict is that originals are always better. And just how better? Bright Lights Bigger City debuted on the Top Songs chart at #60 on November of last year, peaked at #3 eight weeks later and it's still going strong at #37 after 25 weeks. For the original video, click here.



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Artists Comes Together For Japan

From NME.com:

John Lennon, Adele, Foo Fighters and Eminem are among the acts featured on the final tracklisting of the new 'Songs For Japan' charity album.

Labels Sony , EMI, Universal and Warner have joined forces to release the 38-song album. Profits will go to the Japanese Red Cross to benefit the victims of the recent Japanese earthquakes and tsunami.

The album is available now to download from Itunes.apple.com and will come out physically on April 4.

Meanwhile, Beady Eye, Primal Scream, Graham Coxon, Paul Weller and more are set to for a benefit gig for victims of the Japan disasters in London next month.

The tracklisting of ’Songs For Japan’ is:

John Lennon - 'Imagine' (remastered)
U2 - 'Walk On'
Bob Dylan - 'Shelter From the Storm'
Red Hot Chili Peppers - 'Around the World' (live)
Lady Gaga - 'Born This Way' (Starsmith remix)
Beyonce - 'Irreplaceable'
Bruno Mars - 'Talking to the Moon' (acoustic piano version)
Katy Perry - 'Firework'
Rihanna - 'Only Girl (In the World)'
Justin Timberlake - 'Like I Love You'
Madonna - 'Miles Away' (live)
David Guetta - 'When Love Takes Over' (featuring Kelly Rowland)
Eminem - 'Love The Way You Lie' (featuring Rihanna)
Bruce Springsteen - 'Human Touch'
Josh Groban - 'Awake' (live)
Keith Urban - 'Better Life'
The Black Eyed Peas - 'One Tribe'
P!nk - 'Sober'
Cee Lo Green - 'It's OK'
Lady Antebellum - 'I Run to You'
Bon Jovi - 'What Do You Got?'
Foo Fighters - 'My Hero'
R.E.M. - 'Man On the Moon' (live)
Nicki Minaj - 'Save Me'
Sade - 'By Your Side'
Michael Buble - 'Hold On (radio mix)'
Justin Bieber - 'Pray' (acoustic)
Adele - 'Make You Feel My Love'
Enya - 'If I Could Be Where You Are'
Elton John - 'Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me'
John Mayer - 'Waiting On the World to Change'
Queen - 'Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)'
Kings of Leon - 'Use Somebody'
Sting, Steven Mercurio & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - 'Fragile' (live in Berlin)
Leona Lewis - 'Better In Time'
Ne-Yo - 'One In a Million'
Shakira - 'Whenever Wherever'
Norah Jones - 'Sunrise'

Lykke Li & The Magician Go To #1

It was really just a matter of time. I do believe White Lies deserved a couple more weeks at the top with Bigger Than Us because I really like that song, but who knows, they might make a comeback later on. Now that they're down to #3 it means there's a new #1 this week and it belongs to none other than Lykke Li and her I Follow Rivers (The Magician Remix). This is the singer's first chart-topper, and not just any chart-topper, because it's only the second remixed song to go all the way to the top in the history of the chart. The first one was the Benny Benassi remix to Available by Flo Rida and Akon, which started its two-week stay at #1 in September of 2009.

Listen & Download: I Follow Rivers (The Magician Remix) by Lykke Li


But Lykke Li continues to dominate my music playlist as this week she once again is Greatest Gainer, this time with her song Love Out Of Lust, which goes to #8 in its second week. I Know Places is Power Play of the week at #75 and Get Some, her first charted song, re-enters at #87. The original I Follow Rivers is the Biggest Jump to #47 from last week's #94.

In terms of new entries Britney Spears scores the Hot Shot and Highest Debut this week with her second single off Femme Fatale. Debuting at #51, Till The World Ends proves to be a much better performer than its predecessor Hold It Against Me which only managed to peak at #57 and stay on the chart for 5 weeks. This is only the singer's fourth song to enter the chart.

Many first timers are welcomed to the chart this week starting with The Decemberists and their song This Is Why We Fight, also Power Play of the week, at #74; Mogwai debut at #89 with White Noise; Ryan Adams debuts at #95 with Disappyramid; The Shoes enter at #99 with Wastin' Time and Radiohead start with Lotus Flower and Little By Little at #88 and #100 respectively. More new songs include Cee Lo Green's It's OK at #93 and Usher's More at #97.

The BRIT Awards 2011

I know I'm about a week and a half late for this, but just so you know this year's BRIT Awards have already been handed out, with many familiar names getting their respective trophies. So watch the list of winners and some great performances below:

International Male Solo Artist: Cee-Lo Green
International Female Solo Artist: Rihanna
International Breakthrough Act: Justin Bieber
International Group: Arcade Fire
International Album: Arcade Fire, The Suburbs
Critics’ Choice: Jessie J
British Male Solo Artist: Plan B
British Female Solo Artist: Laura Marling
British Breakthrough Act: Tinie Tempah
British Group: Take That
British Single: Tinie Tempah, Pass Out
Mastercard British Album Of The Year: Mumford & Sons, Sigh No More

Take That - Kidz


Arcade Fire - Ready To Start


Adele - Someone Like You


Rihanna - Only Girl (In The World) / S&M / What's My Name?


Mumford & Sons - Timshel


Tinie Tempah - Pass Out / Written In The Stars / Miami 2 Ibiza

Jessie J Tops UK Songs Chart

If anything, I'm just glad she's gone to the top with this Price Tag song because I happen to like it a lot more than her previous single. By the way, I just realized today it sounds like the type of song Natasha Bedingfield would sing. Maybe that's what it is.

From NME.com:

Jessie J has scored her first UK Number One single tonight (February 6).

The Brits Critics' Choice Award and BBC Sound Of 2011 poll-winner hit the top spot with her second single 'Price Tag' after holding off competition from Bruno Mars' 'Grenade', which stayed at Number 2.

The Essex singer's debut single 'Do It Like A Dude' peaked at Number Two last month - and is still in the chart at Number 7 this week.

Other singles chart new entries included Enrique Iglesias at Number 5 with 'Tonight (I'm Fuckin' You)' and Taio Cruz featuring Kylie Minogue and Travie McCoy at Number 8 with 'Higher'.

In the albums chart, Adele held onto the top spot for a second week with '21', while Chase & Status' second album 'No More Idols' went in at Number 2.

The Top Ten UK singles are:

1. Jessie J - 'Price Tag'
2. Bruno Mars - 'Grenade'
3. Ke$ha - 'We R Who We R'
4. Adele - 'Rolling In The Deep'
5. Enrique Iglesias feat. Ludacris - 'Tonight (I'm Fuckin' You)'
6. Diddy Dirty Money - 'Coming Home'
7. Jessie J - 'Do It Like A Dude'
8. Taio Cruz feat. Kylie Minogue & Travie McCoy - 'Higher'
9. Chris Brown - 'Yeah 3X'
10. Chase & Status feat. Liam Bailey - 'Blind Faith'

The Top Ten UK albums are:

1. Adele - '21'
2. Chase & Status - 'No More Idols'
3. Bruno Mars - 'Doo Wops & Hooligans'
4. Adele - '19'
5. Rihanna - 'Loud'
6. Eva Cassidy - 'Simply Eva'
7. Ellie Goulding - 'Lights'
8. Imelda May - 'Mayhem'
9. Rumer - 'Seasons Of My Soul'
10. Cee Lo Green - 'The Lady Killer'

Adele, Ke$ha Hit The Top In The UK

I've only heard a song or two from Adele but I do know she's huge in Europe so no surprise with her getting the No. 1 album. But what really struck me is Ke$ha getting her first No. 1 in the UK charts, and a No. 1 debut at that, with We R Who We R, especially since Britney Spears couldn't do it with Hold It Against Me. Yikes!

From NME.com:

Adele has shot straight to the top of the UK albums chart today (January 30).

The singer scored the year's highest record sales so far with 208,000 for '21' in its first week of release.

She also recorded the biggest January album for five years since Arctic Monkeys sold 363,000 copies of their 2006 debut 'Whatever People Say I Am That's What I’m Not.

Elsewhere in the albums chart, P Diddy's comeback 'Last Train To Paris' went in at 24 while The Joy Formidable's debut 'The Big Roar' went in at 31.

Funeral Party are also in at 37 with their first record 'The Golden Age Of Nowhere'.

In the singles chart, Ke$ha has shot straight to Number One with 'We R Who We R'.

Elsewhere, Liam Gallagher's new band Beady Eye have scored their first chart entry at 31 with debut single 'The Roller' and The Vaccines are a place below with 'Post Break Up Sex'.

The Top Ten UK singles are:

1. Ke$ha - 'We R Who We R'
2. Bruno Mars – 'Grenade'
3. Adele – 'Rolling In The Deep'
4. Diddy Dirty Money – 'Coming Home'
5. Chase & Status - 'Blind (feat. Liam Bailey)
6. Jessie J - 'Do It Like A Dude'
7. Wretch 32 featuring L – 'Traktor'
8. Britney Spears – 'Hold It Against Me'
9. Rihanna featuring Drake – 'What's My Name'
10. Chris Brown - 'Yeah 3X'

The Top Ten UK albums are:

1. Adele - '21'
2. Bruno Mars – 'Doo-Wops & Hooligans'
3. Rihanna – 'Loud'
4. Adele - '19'
5. Cee Lo Green – 'The Lady Killer'
6. Ellie Goulding – 'Lights'
7. Imelda May - 'Mayhem'
8. Eliza Doolittle – 'Eliza Doolittle'
9. Alfie Boe - 'Bring Him Home'
10. Plan B – 'The Defamation Of Strickland Banks'

Bruno Mars Dominates UK Charts

American singer Bruno Mars keeps the momentum going now that he tops both the Singles and Albums chart in the UK.

From NME.com:

Bruno Mars has topped both the UK singles and albums chart today (January 23), with his single 'Grenade' retaining the top spot and his album 'Doo-Wops & Hooligans' going straight in at Number One.

Adele's comeback single 'Rolling In The Deep' debuted at Number Two, while P Diddy's Diddy Dirty Money single 'Coming Home' went in at Number Four.

Britney Spears' new single 'Hold It Against Me' went in at Number Six, while in the albums chart White Lies, who are on the cover of the new issue of NME, went in at Number Three with second effort 'Ritual'.

The Top Ten UK singles are:

1. Bruno Mars – 'Grenade'
2. Adele – 'Rolling In The Deep'
3. Jessie J – 'Do It Like A Dude'
4. Diddy Dirty Money – 'Coming Home'
5. Wretch 32 featuring L – 'Traktor'
6. Britney Spears – 'Hold It Against Me'
7. Rihanna featuring Drake – 'What's My Name'
8. Aggros Santos featuring Kimberly Wyatt – 'Like U Like'
9. Katy B featuring Ms Dynamite – 'Lights On'
10. JLS – 'Eyes Wide Shut'

The Top Ten UK albums are:

1. Bruno Mars – 'Doo-Wops & Hooligans'
2. Rihanna – 'Loud'
3. White Lies – 'Ritual'
4. Plan B – 'The Defamation Of Strickland Banks'
5. Ellie Goulding – 'Lights'
6. Cee Lo Green – 'The Lady Killer'
7. Tinie Tempah – 'Disc-Overy'
8. Adele – '19'
9. Eliza Doolittle – 'Eliza Doolittle'
10. Rumer – 'Seasons Of My Soul'

Kanye & Co. Reign For A 2nd Week

In fact, there's no movement for this week's Top 3 songs with Kanye West leading for a second week with All Of The Lights. Drake stays at No. 2 with Unforgettable and Cee Lo Green remains at No. 3 with Bright Lights Bigger City.

Four new entries to the Top 10 and one return shake things up a bit at the higher end of the chart with the Kanye West / John Legend Blame Game collaboration landing at No. 5 as Greatest Gainer of the week, Kid Cudi's Marijuana jumps to No. 6, Ellie Goulding storms up to No. 8 with Animal and Daft Punk's Tron: Legacy lead track, Derezzed, bows at No. 10. The return belongs to Kanye West Lost In The World collaboration with Bon Iver.

Obsessions by Marina & The Diamonds is determined to go very high on the chart as it scores the Power Play of the week for a second time and is also the Highest Jump, breaking the Top 50 and landing at the No. 43 position. Only two - rather weak - debuts mark this week's new entries, led by Katy Perry's Not Like The Movies at No. 93 and N*E*R*D's It's In The Air at No. 96.

Year-End Top Songs 100 - 76

Starting today, and for the next four days, I'll be presenting you The TMJ Charts Top 100 Songs for 2010! With the last chart issue of the year posted this past Saturday, I was finally ready to build these year-end charts. There'll be 25 songs posted each day until next Thursday when I'll be posting the Top 25.

There was a lot to choose from, with 511 different titles charting all throughout 2010, but these are the Top 100 based on the accumulated points for this year only (songs charting since 2009 are eligible). The stats are based on chart performance for 2010 as well, and titles with asterisks mean they're currently charting on the weekly Top 100.