This week fifteen-year-old songwriter and producer Timoleon returns to the top spot for a second non-consecutive week with ‘Hideaway’.
| 1 (2) [3] | TIMOLEON » Hideaway |
| 2 (1) [5] | CAITY KRONE » Work Of Art |
| 3 (5) [6] | PANEM » Zeitgeist / Absolute Monopoly |
| 4 (4) [6] | JODIE NICHOLSON » Move |
| 5 (N) [1] | ETHAN SENGER » Love Me Gets Nowhere |
| 6 (6) [2] | DEAN KNILL » Butterflies & Warning Signs (Acoustic) |
| 7 (10) [2] | MONE » Big Brown Bear |
| 8 (N) [1] | ADAM WENDLER » Smoking Guns |
| 9 (9) [8] | HEREN WOLF » Empire |
| 10 (N) [1] | SOFIA DRAGT » Come Home |
| 11 (12) [10] | JACKO HOOPER » Why I'm Here At All |
| 12 (8) [2] | ALITH BERNDARN » Never |
| 13 (7) [2] | BEA » These Streets Of Ours |
| 14 (11) [2] | ZHERO » Icaro |
| 15 (17) [8] | SEEVA » Princess |
| 16 (16) [6] | MOSCATO » Thamel |
| 17 (14) [6] | DAN CROSS » Paingiver |
| 18 (19) [2] | LUKE JAMES WILLIAMS » Blood Jump |
| 19 (N) [1] | LUCA WILDING » Ruby, Don't Cry |
| 20 (N) [1] | BECKAH AMANI » STANDARDS |
| 21 (23) [2] | JAMES BEAU BARCLAY & BLU WILEY » Alive |
| 22 (N) [1] | METÓ » Arvida |
| 23 (15) [2] | DWARA » Power |
| 24 (35) [10] | ROZELLE » Mystery |
| 25 (N) [1] | SANS SOUCIS » Air |
| 26 (18) [3] | SARPA SALPA » Stick What You Know |
| 27 (22) [3] | EVA SNYDER » Transparent |
| 28 (26) [7] | JULIA-SOPHIE » Breathe |
| 29 (31) [2] | TRAFTON » Break It Later |
| 30 (24) [5] | LUMINAR » Go On |
| 31 (21) [10] | CAJSA SIIK » Gate Keeper |
| 32 (N) [1] | OAKLEY CROSSWELL » Charlestown |
| 33 (25) [2] | MARTI WEST » Runaway |
| 34 (27) [3] | HOWLITE » Canary |
| 35 (28) [9] | HANSOM ĒLI » Flow On The River |
| 36 (32) [10] | JUSTIN LLAMAS » Growing Up » Acoustic |
| 37 (29) [2] | BELLA HUTTON » Only You |
| 38 (30) [8] | VULIN » Distorted Silence |
| 39 (34) [4] | ACROST » Pink Rabbit |
The highest new entry belongs to a twenty-year-old singer-songwriter from Atlanta Ethan Senger. I got to admit from the moment I heard ‘Love Gets Me Nowhere’ it took me back in time to mid-’90s when K.E’s ‘Strange World’ was big on the radio. The guitar, the voice and the message is such a melancholic combo that it deserves the highest new entry title at number five.
Adam Wendler just released his single ‘For Today’ few weeks ago, but we got seriously hooked on ‘Smoking Guns’ which was released a while ago. We feel you Adam, it’s so important to spot red flags in a relationship.
Sofia Dragt is one of the most productive artists of 2020. ‘Come Home’ is her 4th single this year. Plus this Friday she is releasing a debut album with her duo Luminar. What a way to finish 2020.
It’s awesome to welcome Luca Wilding back to our. Today his latest single ‘Ruby, Don’t Cry’ lands at number nineteen.
We’ve been spinning ‘STANDARDS’ by an Australian singer-songwriter Beckah Amani for the last few months. Her song touches on the challenges of growing up as a black kid. 2020 definitely made us have many uncomfortable conversations. It is amazing to see that artists are sharing their stories using their music and voice.
Metò is a Quebec city based multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and producer who got out attention after introducing us to his latest single ‘Arvida’.
Sans Soucis is a London based singer-songwriter who openly speaks about human rights, with a passion for politics and social issues. ‘Air’ is a great example of that and today the song enters the chart at twenty-five.
The last new entry belongs to Oakley Crosswell who shared his latest single with us. ‘Charlestown’ starts it journey on the chart at number thirty-two.
If you like the music, make sure to give a shout on socials and tag the artists you discovered. Don’t be shy and spread the indie music vibe. Only together we can break algorithms and support the artists who are doing it all independently.
