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We hail the arrival of Jake Bugg, Ben Pearce and You Me At Six to the A List, and Robin Thicke, Fall Out Boy and Foals, among others, to the ranks of the playlisted.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
BEEB’S YOUR UNCLE
A Proper Survey of Playlisted Songs and Rotation Increases at BBC Radio 1
Right, then: Let’s just see what’s new and increased at BBC Radio 1. We hail the arrival of Jake Bugg, Ben Pearce and You Me At Six to the A List, and Robin Thicke, Fall Out Boy and Foals, among others, to the ranks of the playlisted.
PLAYLISTED
Disclosure f/London Grammar, “Help Me Lose My Mind” (Universal-Island)
Fall Out Boy, “Young Volcanoes” (Mercury)
Foals, “Out Of The Woods” (Warner UK)
Foxes, “Youth” (Sign Of The Times)
Robin Thicke f/Kendrick Lamar, “Give It 2 U” (Polydor)
The Vamps, “Can We Dance” (Virgin EMI)
ROTATION INCREASES
A LIST
Ben Pearce, “What I Might Do” (Mercury)
Jake Bugg, “What Doesn’t Kill You” (Virgin EMI)
You Me At Six, “Lived A Lie” (BMG Rights)
B LIST
Bring Me The Horizon, “Can You Feel My Heart?” (RCA)
Don Broco, “You Wanna Know” (Sony)
James Arthur, “You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Loves You” (Syco)
Miley Cyrus, “Wrecking Ball” (RCA)
Sean Paul, “Turn It Up” (Atlantic)
Showtek f/We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson, “Booyah” (Scorpio Music)
The Saturdays, “Disco Love” (Fascination/Polydor)
Tinie Tempah f/John Martin, “Children Of The Sun” (Parlophone)
PLAYLISTED
Disclosure f/London Grammar, “Help Me Lose My Mind” (Universal-Island)
Fall Out Boy, “Young Volcanoes” (Mercury)
Foals, “Out Of The Woods” (Warner UK)
Foxes, “Youth” (Sign Of The Times)
Robin Thicke f/Kendrick Lamar, “Give It 2 U” (Polydor)
The Vamps, “Can We Dance” (Virgin EMI)
ROTATION INCREASES
A LIST
Ben Pearce, “What I Might Do” (Mercury)
Jake Bugg, “What Doesn’t Kill You” (Virgin EMI)
You Me At Six, “Lived A Lie” (BMG Rights)
B LIST
Bring Me The Horizon, “Can You Feel My Heart?” (RCA)
Don Broco, “You Wanna Know” (Sony)
James Arthur, “You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Loves You” (Syco)
Miley Cyrus, “Wrecking Ball” (RCA)
Sean Paul, “Turn It Up” (Atlantic)
Showtek f/We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson, “Booyah” (Scorpio Music)
The Saturdays, “Disco Love” (Fascination/Polydor)
Tinie Tempah f/John Martin, “Children Of The Sun” (Parlophone)
That's all the news from the U.K., where a government shutdown hasn't happened since Guy Fawkes was alive. But don't get a complex or anything.
