Post by usadance on Feb 2, 2016 5:31:58 GMT 1
SPOTLIGHT (LINKS): #1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15 16, 17, 18, 28, 29, 30 (most others can be found on YouTube)
DEBUTS: Fleur East is the top debut with "(Play That) Sax" a snappy, Popish-Dance track. Ben Delay puts a second release onto the chart, an Electro-House remake of Brandy & Monica's "The Boy Is Mine".... (this must be the year for that song) and it's HOT. "Not This Time" from Namy & Kathy Brown is a bouncy, House track thanks to the Michele Chiavarini remix that puts it into orbit.
99 Soul's "The Girl Is Mine" has debut into the official USA Dance chart and moves to SUPER TRACK status (see chart methodology below). Not much of a move on this chart for them, but the bounce should be more noticeable on the next chart.
ON THIS BI-WEEKLY CHART
*Debuts enter at the bottom and are listed in order of strength.
*Tracks are grouped together (like horses in a race). Tracks in one group/race can overtake those in another.
*A track can jump.............by making a debut in the U.S. Dance, Pop or Urban charts (SUPER TRACK).
*Tracks are usually removed after 17 weeks, but can continue if a second/sister track steps forward.
DEBUTS: Fleur East is the top debut with "(Play That) Sax" a snappy, Popish-Dance track. Ben Delay puts a second release onto the chart, an Electro-House remake of Brandy & Monica's "The Boy Is Mine".... (this must be the year for that song) and it's HOT. "Not This Time" from Namy & Kathy Brown is a bouncy, House track thanks to the Michele Chiavarini remix that puts it into orbit.
99 Soul's "The Girl Is Mine" has debut into the official USA Dance chart and moves to SUPER TRACK status (see chart methodology below). Not much of a move on this chart for them, but the bounce should be more noticeable on the next chart.
U.S.A. Dance, Remake & Underground House Chart
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ON THIS BI-WEEKLY CHART
*Debuts enter at the bottom and are listed in order of strength.
*Tracks are grouped together (like horses in a race). Tracks in one group/race can overtake those in another.
*A track can jump.............by making a debut in the U.S. Dance, Pop or Urban charts (SUPER TRACK).
*Tracks are usually removed after 17 weeks, but can continue if a second/sister track steps forward.
