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It's no shock that Gotye sits atop our Top 40 Songs chart for May -- from his 'Somebody That I Used to Know' video and its nearly million YouTube views to his much-hyped 'Saturday Night Live' performance a couple weeks back, Gotye is not only the surprise breakthrough artist of the year, but also well on his to becoming a bona fide superstar. These are just a few of the tunes that have been heating up Diffuser. Check out our full Top 40 list below. Gotye Feat. Black Keys - 'Gold on the Ceiling' 3. Jack White - 'Love Interruption' 4. M83 - 'Midnight City' 5. Shins - 'Simple Song' 6. Alabama Shakes - 'Hold On' 7.
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The Billboard Hot is a chart that ranks the best-performing songs of the United States. Its data, published by Billboard magazine and compiled by Nielsen SoundScan , is based collectively on each single's weekly physical and digital sales, as well as airplay. Throughout , a total of 12 singles claimed the number-one position. Although 13 singles topped the chart, singer Rihanna 's " We Found Love ", featuring Calvin Harris , had previously spent eight weeks atop the chart in late , and thus excluded. Throughout the year, no musical acts achieved multiple number-one singles. Carly Rae Jepsen's " Call Me Maybe " and Maroon 5 's " One More Night " tied for the longest-running number-one single of the year, both spending nine consecutive weeks atop the chart. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved
Music moves quickly online. Almost too quickly. The blessing and curse of its digital age has become that somebody, somewhere, has already heard your favorite new song before you will. What you read about, sample on SoundCloud, or get sent by a friend is less often a personal discovery than: bleh, old news. Take Chet Faker's blissful, stop-you-in-your-tracks cover of "No Diggity. Then came the disappointment. Apparently, it's actually been floating online for the better part of a year already, propelled not just by hype, but also real-world airplay on BBC Radio 1 in London and in Faker's native Australia. His latest single — out last year everywhere else, but new to America via this week's stateside release of the EP — is another stunner. To start, "I'm into You" is definitive proof that Faker isn't a one-'n'-done bedroom pop maestro, better with clever covers than original thoughts. It's as crafty a tune as I've heard all year — one that, even if I've come to it late, sounds nothing less than perfect at the moment.
