The Weekly TMJ Charts - March 29, 2014

Another week, another number one. It's the second consecutive week at the top for Flume & Chet Faker with Left Alone, probably one of the most underrated songs on Flume's self-titled debut album. I'm telling you, this pair sounds so good together it's impossible to skip once it starts playing. And they're so good, in fact, that soon after they released the Jocklaw EP, with all of its three songs currently charting on the chart. As for Left Alone, the song was bound to become one of the big songs this year. It debuted at No. 17 on early November of last year, jumped to the top 10 the week after, and has never left the upper range of the chart since then, becoming a chart-topper 20 weeks after its debut. The song is the first No. 1 for both Aussie artists on this chart.

Flume & Chet Faker - Left Alone

No major debuts this week surprisingly, but lots of movement and new peaks for some of the recent chart additions. Can't forget to mention a soon-to-be reign for Tove Lo who currently owns two spots inside the Top 10. Habits seems to be so close to reaching the top but this week tumbles down again to No. 3 in its 12th week, Out Of Mind jumps 18 as Greatest Gainer track of the week all the way to No. 7, Not On Drugs reaches a new peak at No. 16, Love Ballad leaps back to the Top 20 at No. 17, and Stay High (Habits Remix) skyrockets from 59 to 31 in its 2nd week.

Hozier's Take Me To Church bounces back to No. 2, Cherub reaches a No. 4 peak with Doses & Mimosas in its 6th week on the chart, Major Lazer & Pharrell Williams jump 5 to No. 5 with Aerosol Can, Wild Cub enters the Top 10 at No. 8 with Thunder Clatter and The War On Drugs come back for a second shot at the top with Red Eyes at No. 10.

The War On Drugs - Red Eyes

Good moves for Artifice by SOHN at No. 12, Hero by Frank Ocean, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon & Diplo enters the Top 20 at No. 19 in its second week on the chart, Come With Me Now by KONGOS reach a new peak at No. 27, as does Magic by Coldplay at No. 36 this week.

The Biggest Jump and Power Play track of the week belongs to Bastille with the Laura Palmer RAC Remix. The song comes back with a bang leaping from 94 to a new peak at No. 46.

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Diplo, Faustix & Imanos, Kia › Revolution

I can't believe I slept on this one! Not that it matters, but considering Diplo made huge waves last year on these charts as one of the members of Major Lazer, and more recently in a collabo with Sia and The Weeknd on Elastic Heart, I'm thinking I should've come across this one sooner. And maybe I did. But it isn't until now that it's struck the right chord. Revolution is one of the tracks from Diplo's Revolution EP, released in October of 2013, with its accompanying video published last January. Amazing beats, amazing vocals, deeper lyrics that you'd like to believe, interesting video. Not much else to say, just hit play.




And why not? Listen to those great remixes while you're at it. My personal favorites are the RUN DMT and Panic City remixes. Check those out.

TMJ Charts: Gotye Stays at #1

This week brings us Gotye spending a second week at #1 with the song Eyes Wide Open, from his album Making Mirrors. With his previous hit Somebody That I Used To Know, he's the only artist this year to have scored two #1 songs on the Songs Chart, and he comes at second place as the artist with the most weeks at the top this year with 8, so far. Only Santigold has spent more at the top with record-breaking 19 weeks.

Eyes Wide Open (Live at David Letterman)

More on the Songs charts with Lana Del Rey scoring her fourth Top 10 hit so far with Radio jumping eight to #6. Her previous hits include Summertime Sadness (#5), Blue Jeans (#4), and Video Games (#2). Meanwhile, Santigold returns to the Top 5 with Disparate Youth and Gotye's second song in the Top 10, Giving Me A Chance, remains steady at #8. The week's Hot Shot and Highest Debut belongs to No Doubt whose Push And Shove featuring Busy Signal and Major Lazer starts at #30. There's only a couple more debuts this week with Kanye West, Big Sean and Jay-Z's Clique entering at #75, and Power Play track of the week, Don't You Worry Child by Swedish House Mafia featuring John Martin, entering at #97. The Highest Jump is Gotye's Save Me which leaps 44 spots this week to #45.

The Recurrent Songs chart has Friendly Fires spending a second week at the top with Jump In The Pool, while Making Mirrors by Gotye spends its 11th week at the top of the Albums chart.

No Doubt, Busy Signal & Major Lazer › Push And Shove

Watch the video for the latest promo single from No Doubt's just-released album of the same title, Push And Shove. The song features additional work from producer Major Lazer and vocals by reggae artist Busy Signal, which gives it a very Rock Steady vibe. Check it out!



Get Push And Shove | More music by No Doubt

Get Push And Shove, the album

'Settle Down' Remixes by No Doubt

'Run The World (Girls)' by Beyoncé + Video Teasers

The world is about to get ready for Beyoncé's return to the music scene, even though the longevity of her 'Sasha Fierce' era makes it seem like she hasn't been away for too long. Will that work against her? She's already in the process of releasing new material and Run The World (Girls), yet another female-empowerment-themed production, is the buzz single, a video for which will be released soon. And I call it a buzz instead of lead single because the reception has been less than stellar so far. Maybe the video will turn things around. Her fourth studio album will be aptly titled 4. Watch the teaser videos and listen to the song below, which is produced by The-Dream and features a sample by Major Lazer's Pon de Floor.

Video Teaser 1


Video Teaser 2


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