Jackie
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47 minutes ago, Katypatra said:
You guys Faz Gostoso is Fire!!!!
I did NOT expect it to be that good!!
BETTER be a single!!
I mean I still haven’t listened to anything else. This song is a remake, so I listened it. But HOLY MOTHER OF JESUS IT’S SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL!!
YES It's so GOOD!
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Tracy Young posted a thank you to iHeartRadio for playing her official mi of I Rise and tagged Orlando - So I am guessing there's more mixes to come for more tracks!
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On 5/27/2019 at 6:03 PM, tuckeye said:
i wonder if madonna still personally approves them all.
Apparently she does!
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5 hours ago, Je5u5 said:
I'm pretty sure she did
or Maluma's or Swae's toe
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1 hour ago, Bretticus said:
Radio airplay makes no difference to the charts in the UK, but it gives exposure to a song which in turn can increase sales and streaming. It's kind of baffling that say 8,000 UK fans haven't bothered to purchase the track, but if a physical or physicals were released, we'd have another top 40 hit guaranteed. Oh well.
Very true! That's a good point, perhaps a strategy could be is about releasing an exclusive single limited edition to get people to buy it, or a picture disc.
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This is really interesting about how the UK charts work, it appears that radio airplay makes no difference, and only streams and purchased music count, so for Madonna to break into the top 40 she would need 800,000 paid streams or 4.5million free streams!
How are the Official UK Charts calculated?
The Official UK Chart is calculated by sales as well as both music and video streams, with a variable streaming ratio depending on whether the user has a free or paid subscription. This means that 100 paid streams will equal one sale, as will 600 free streams.
For example, if your track gets 100,000 paid streams across the various online music & video platforms like Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music and other, they will be counted as 1,000 sales by the charts and included in your final sales total, whereas you'd need 600,000 free streams to generate that same number. Other sales include both paid digital downloads and physical releases.
How many sales do I need to get into the Official UK charts?
In recent years, the average UK Top 40 single will have made at least 8,000 sales, while the number one track will have sold around 100,000 copies. The figures for the Official UK album chart are similar, with the average top 40 album selling over 4,000, and the number one typically achieving sales of around 60,000.
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I wonder who else has mixed it, maybe just Offer -
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3 Offer Nissim mixes have now been sent out on promo - looking forward to a stream or d/l link!
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Such awesome news!
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1 hour ago, Kurt420 said:
WOW! No shit? Is this for real??
That's insane. Sales are practically irrelevant.
Exactly, they are. I can't remember the last time I actually bought an album, I stream everything via Apple Music.
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I'm going to say sales in the US will be 80,000 for first week - streaming much higher.
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I understand there will be remixes for Crave sent to the clubs soon -