Smooth Sunday 22.01.17
- Lizzie Wannell
- Jan 22, 2017
- 2 min read
Snuggle down in your bed and get cosy while listening to this weeks Smooth Sunday playlist, which is guaranteed to make you feel great.
Hold Back The River was a single featured on James Bay's 2015 album. The song peaked at number two in the UK Top 40 charts and was also nominated at the Grammy Awards for Best Rock Song.
Kate Nash - Foundations
Co-written by artist Kate Nash, Foundations was made public in June 2007 to promote her debut album named Made Of Bricks. The song had great success receiving almost all positive reviews, but sadly it did not manage to gain the top spot in the charts and lost out by only 16 copies.
The 1975 - Chocolate
This is The 1975's most well known song and the single that managed to get the band their first radio play. The tune itself is the band's tale of how they overcame boredom in their town. Both their studio albums topped the UK album charts.
George Ezra - Blame It On Me
George Ezra released this song in 2014 after the success of Budapest. The artist has great success with his album Wanted on Voyage and was named "one of the most compelling and powerful new vocalists around" by Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe.
The Rumble Strips - Girls and Boys In Love
Despite not doing well in the UK single chart the track became the official single of the film Run Fatboy Run, which starred Simon Pegg. The band sadly went their separate ways after the tour of their second studio album, but five years later they began to release songs they had written while on a break.
This song was the first single released for Jason Mraz's third studio album named We Sing. We Dane. We Steal Things. It became Mraz's most well-known and best selling single to date with 12.2 million copies sold worldwide.
Lukas Graham are a danish group made up of four members. 7 Years was their third single off their album Lukas Graham, but first single to go international. It topped the charts in the UK for five consecutive weeks.
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