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10 MusicWeek 04.05.12


DATA DIGEST PICTURE OF THE WEEK


‘ARE YOU ALL DRUNK? YOU SOUND IT!’


The Brewery, London, April 26: Adele takes the stage to announce Jonathan Dickins' victory at the Music Week Awards


THE TASTEMAKERS Today’s opinion formers predict tomorrow’s headline acts


ON THIS DAY


Saturday, May 5 1990 Lenny Kravitz, Joe Cocker, Kylie Minogue, Ringo Starr and Lou Reed are among the long list of performers at a the John Lennon tribute concert held at Per Head Arena in Merseyside.


CHARLIE ASHCROFT (AMAZING RADIO) The Kill Van Kulls • Songs For Sinners EP


The Mancunians’ new EP continues the momentum generat-


ed by their two previous singles, with lead track ‘Impossible Man’ a rousing slice of synth-soaked pop. The band deals in huge cho- ruses throughout, with vocals striking a great balance between crestfallen and optimistic.


AMY LAVELLE (SPINDLE MAGAZINE) In Golden Tears • Underneath The Balance Humming Records


Underneath The Balance, cements the buzz created by laud-


ed debut, Urban Emotions. The walls of synth and driving bass lines overlaid with Kowalewski’s intoning of unassailable vocals give an 80s vibe to what is at its core, an infectiously catchy, sta- dium rock song.


FRANK MCCARTHY (BFBS RADIO) Halfway To New York • Treading Water Truestone


An American classic in the making from this UK indie-rock


band HTNY, with song writing reminiscent of Petty, Kroeger and Levine, Treading Water is a rock-rollercoaster that will grip its musical claws in seconds.


RICHARD FOSTER (INCENDI- ARY MAGAZINE) Richard Batsford • Valentine CourtMouflon Music


This is a reflective intelligent record: judicious in its pac-


ing and presentation of tone, and obviously driven by a pow- erful spiritual presence. The undulating rhythm and overall gentleness can put the listener in mind of an Eric Satie passage or Rodelius’s Lunz.


CAMPAIGN SUPERNOVA EJ • Dance Queen


SINGLES Teaser track Mama I’m Gonna Sing


released in March was on the 1Xtra playlist, had three Record of the Weeks on the same station and spot plays on Radio 1. 20 Stories will be released in June followed by Bangers & Mash.


THE LOWDOWN


Released: January 2013 Label: Sony Contact: Emma Philpott emma@purplepr.com


LIVE EJ was recently billed second from


top at London’s We Love Live night at XOYO and will be resident at the


Queen of Hoxton this month where she will be self-curating every week.


BRANDS The newest face of Reebok Classics’


European ad campaign, EJ will appear alongside Labrinth and Mike Posner. The campaign will see EJ in over 200 Foot Locker shop windows across the UK and 21 key European territories. Images at all points of sale will be present for two weeks along with a free download of one of her tracks.


ONLINE EJ has had blanket coverage across


the blogosphere. Her Reebok Classics campaign is being support- ed by online videos and features.


PRINT Cover star status on Disorder maga-


zine, which is being supported by a large scale outdoor fly-poster cam- paign. Wonderland magazine is also featuring all three of the Reebok Classics campaign faces.


DIGITAL vs PHYSICAL Wk 16


100 Wk 13


20 40 60 80


0 DIG 31.9% CD 89.1%


Wk 14 Wk 15 DIG


28.4% CD 89.1% DIG


30.9% 62.5%


CD Wk 17 DCDIG 31.8% 65.7% 65.2% 33.4% CD DIG CD


Digital 9.9%


CD 67.5%


Digital 10.7% Digital


CD 71.3% 37.3% CD 68.7%


Digital 34%


CD 67.2% DIGITAL CD 65.8%


The UK market share for all albums in the past five weeks


MAY 04


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