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The OCC UK singles chart - 07/02/10

	1.	Owl City: Fireflies
	2.	Jedward feat. Vanilla Ice: Under Pressure (Ice Ice Baby)
	3.	Timbaland feat. Katy Perry: If We Ever Meet Again
	4.	Glee Cast: Don't Stop Believin'
	5.	Alicia Keys: Empire State Of The Mind II

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Music Week Playlist

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Paolo Nutini

PAOLO NUTINI Candy Atlantic

A stunningly-produced return from Nutini. Candy is a classic tune that showcases the young artist’s development as a writer. Wonderful stuff. (single, May 25)

Contact: Barbara Charone, MBC PR

SNOOP DOGG Snoop Dogg Millionaire Polydor

Hip hop is starting to get interesting again. Snoop Dogg delivers his trademark snarl across a Chase & Status production that takes his sound into entirely new areas. (single, tbc)

LISSIE TRULLIE Boy Boy MakeMine

A hot ticket at SXSW last week, Trullie has signed to Wichita but will make her first steps in the UK via the MakeMine label with this infectious, cool pop song. In the UK this month. (single, April 6)

Contact: Dan Miller, Anorak London

DANSETTE JUNIOR Drums And Bass unsigned

A big, bedroom-born pop song packed with commercial appeal. Elements of Calvin Harris and Sam Sparro but unsigned London duo Dansette Junior have something very unique indeed. (demo)

Contact: Danny Donnelly

JAPANESE VOYEURS Love Sound Fiction

Nirvana-esque pop that could connect on a wide scale. Frontwoman Romily Alice is a total star. Formerly called Tinseltown, in their new capacity this band have truly found their feet. (demo)

Contact: Nicky Stein, Clintons

DANIEL MERRIWEATHER AND ADELE Water And A Flame Columbia

A collaboration by two of the best voices of our time; this is truly jaw-dropping stuff. Makes you feel a little short changed elsewhere. Already tipped on Perez Hilton. (from album, May 11)

Contact: Kate Head, Stoked PR

THE MACCABEES Love You Better Fiction

Their new album is a step up and Love You Better is the song to take it to the masses. Producer Markus Dravs has helped the band refine their sound and deliver something special. (single, April 27)

Contact: Pam Ribbeck, Fiction

THE HORRORS Primary Colours XL

A brilliant return by The Horrors; producers Chris Cunningham and Geoff Barrow bring an edge to their songs that creates something truly unique. (album, May 4)

Contact: Andy Fraser, Some Friendly

MAGISTRATES Heartbeat XL

Upbeat, synth-driven pop; Magistrates’ first commercial single has the makings of a summer hit. The band hit the road as part of the NME New Music tour in May. (single, May 18)

Contact: Jon Wilkinson, XL

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