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TOP 50 MANCHESTER MUSIC CHART |
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| The 50 latest releases from the "Rock'n'Goal Capital of the World" listed in order of Spotify plays |
| Chart includes artists from Manchester, groups formed in Manchester, bands with Mancunian lead singers or key musicians, RNCM and Chetham's alumni, and includes bands with a strong Manchester connection. |
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| ~ Updated 20 May 2018 ~ |
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1 ~ Blossoms  |
| Cool Like You |
| The Stockport indie favourite's highly anticipated second album, debuts at UK. no.4. The 11 tracks of 80s inspired synth-layered, riff heavy pop, include the UK no.77 single, "I Can't Stand It", and UK no.95 "There's A Reason Why (I Never Returned Your Calls)", A deluxe edition includes acoustic versions of each track. (27 Apr) |
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8 ~ Krystal Klear |
| Neutron Dance (Edit) |
The most popular track from the new EP by Irish House DJ Declan Lennon - who emerged through the Manchester club scene with longstanding residences at Warehouse Project and Hoya:Hoya - gets an edited radio-friendly release. (4 May 2018) |
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(5) 11 ~ The Mouse Outfit |
| Jagged Tooth Crook |
| The new album from the jazzy Manchester hip hop crew features some of Manchester's best new names, including IAMDDB, Black Josh, Dr. Syntax, Layfullstop, Fox, Dubbul O, Ellis Meade, Sparkz, Berry Blacc, and Kinkai. (4 May 2018) |
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32 ~ Finley Quaye |
| All Over Again |
This week's random release from the Manchester-raised, Reddish living 1998 BRIT Award winning Best Male Solo Artist, is yet another inexplicable cutting room floor track. The artwork features Clifton Down Road in Bristol, a city the Scottish born reggae star is connected to through relatives - he is uncle to Massive Attack's Tricky, despite being six years younger. (7 May) |
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(New) 37 ~ Discotron |
| I Wish I Didn't Miss You |
| Angie Stone gets a sampling along with The O'Jays (and presumably a royalty cheque?) from today's release by the same Stockport producer hiding behind the Daft Funk, Weekend Players, Disko Junkie, Audio Jacker, Boogie Freaks, Martello, Serial Thrilla, Jack Le Funk, Giorgio Rodgers, Soul Power, Hype The Phunk, Phunk Rokerz, and countless other aliases on his Tasty Recordings label. (14 May 2018) |
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(New) 42 ~ Audio Jacker |
| The Funky Sound |
| Less funky, more repetitve is the best way to describe the sound of the new single from the same Stockport producer hiding behind the Discotron, Daft Funk, Weekend Players, Disko Junkie, Boogie Freaks, Martello, Serial Thrilla, Jack Le Funk, Giorgio Rodgers, Soul Power, Hype The Phunk, Phunk Rokerz, and countless other aliases on his Tasty Recordings label. (14 May 2018) |
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(44) 46 ~ Giorgio Rodgers |
| Take Control |
| The repetitive funk fuelled single from the same Stockport producer behind Discotron, Daft Funk, Weekend Players, Disko Junkie, Audio Jacker, Boogie Freaks, Martello, Serial Thrilla, Jack Le Funk, Soul Power, Hype The Phunk, Phunk Rokerz, and countless other aliases on his Tasty Recordings label. (7 May 2018) |
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48 ~ The Nix |
| Expectation/Reality |
The new single from the unsigned Stockport Indie Rock quintet. (4 May) |
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