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Forbes
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Tate McRae Manages An Usual Feat On The Charts With Multiple Hits
Tate McRae's "Just Keep Watching" climbs to No. 13 on the Official Singles chart and returns to both ... More the Singles Sales and Downloads tallies in the U.K. LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 23: Tate McRae attends the "F1: The Movie" European Premiere at Cineworld Leicester Square on June 23, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by) Tate McRae is keeping busy, as the pop singer currently has several singles being actively promoted. While it's not unusual for a pop star to appear on the charts with multiple tracks simultaneously, McRae's current roundup of hits all stem from different projects. The most recent of the bunch is on the rise, and it's even managed to return to multiple lists at once in the United Kingdom. 'Just Keep Watching' Returns to Multiple Charts Late in May, McRae released "Just Keep Watching," a song written and composed specifically for the new movie F1. The track was selected as a single from the film's soundtrack, and McRae's popularity, paired with intense promotion, has pushed "Just Keep Watching" to the upper reaches of several charts in the U.K. This time around, "Just Keep Watching" reenters both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads charts. The tune returns to those rankings at Nos. 90 and 86, respectively. 'Just Keep Watching' Nearly Returns to the Top 10 At the same time, "Just Keep Watching" climbs on two additional tallies, where it has lived for more than a month. McRae's track lifts one spot to No. 13 on the Official Singles chart and pushes four rungs higher to No. 15 on the Official Streaming ranking. In both cases, the cut has now spent six weeks on the rosters, and it's previously peaked at No. 6. Three Big Hits for Tate McRae McRae currently occupies a trio of spots on the Official Singles chart, the ranking of the biggest songs in the U.K. The oldest of the bunch is "Sports Car," one of several singles promoted from McRae's recently-released album So Close to What. Now 24 weeks into its time on the tally, "Sports Car" slips from No. 62 to No. 67, and falls to No. 56 on the Official Streaming tally. 'What I Want' joins 'Sports Car' and 'Just Keep Watching' McRae changed things up a few weeks ago by joining Morgan Wallen on his single "What I Want." That track was selected as the latest focus from his full-length I'm the Problem when the album became available. The country-pop composition became a smash all around the world, and two months into its tenure on the Official Singles chart, it dips just one spot to No. 54. Unlike both "Just Keep Watching" and "Sports Car," however, "What I Want" has never reached the top 10, as it peaked at No. 30 in the U.K.
The Verge
23-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Verge
Happy 25th birthday, Deus Ex!
Happy 25th birthday, Deus Ex! It was either yesterday or today, and I'm feeling almost nostalgic enough to boot up the original game and sneak around the Statue of Liberty while enjoying one of PC gaming's all-time great soundtracks.
Yahoo
05-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Soundtrack's "Music Gets Your Business Moving" Campaign Redefines The Power of Music in Commercial Spaces
Global campaign invites SMBs to swap silence for on-brand music that keeps 54.9 % of consumers browsing longer and can raise sales by up to 37 % STOCKHOLM, June 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Soundtrack Technologies (Soundtrack), the leading music streaming provider for business, has launched Music Gets Your Business Moving, a high–energy brand awareness campaign created in collaboration with creative growth agency Twigeo, to reposition music as a must-have business asset and customer experience engine. The hero film is now live across major U.S., U.K. and Australian metros, supported by over-the-top cutdowns and paid social. Part dancer, part disruptor, the campaign's metaphorical lead dances through restaurants, retail stores and hotel lobbies, remixing silent spaces into vibrant atmospheres that drives patrons to linger, spend, smile and return. The brand leads by breaking free from dull B2B marketing norms and delivers the power of inspiring customers in fun and playful ways, too often reserved for consumer brands. "B2B marketing has lived in a gray suit for too long," said Soundtrack Director of Marketing Katarina Rydheim. "Our 'Music Gets Your Business Moving' campaign rips off the tie. Simultaneously, we're challenging the outdated notion that in–store music is just background noise and showing how Soundtrack's platform can quite literally bring a business to life." The campaign speaks directly to small- and medium–sized businesses that either overlook music entirely or let it play without a strategy, reminding them that the right soundtrack is proven to keep 54.9% of shoppers in–store longer and can boost sales up to 37% when playlists match the brand. More than 90,000 businesses already trust Soundtrack as the leading made-for-business, legal alternative to consumer streaming music services. The platform boasts an industry-leading, commercially licensed catalog of more than 100 million tracks, and that promise is on full display in the new campaign. "Soundtrack has long been the music streaming partner for businesses," said Soundtrack CEO Ola Sars. "This campaign shows the art of music is a strategic business decision." Watch Music Gets Your Business Moving here. About Soundtrack:Soundtrack Technologies (Soundtrack) is the leading provider of music streaming for business. Founded in 2013 by Ola Sars in collaboration with Spotify, Soundtrack powers more than 90,000 businesses in 74 countries, including restaurants, hotels, bars, cafes, retail stores, spas and corporate offices with its music catalog of 100+ million tracks cleared for commercial use. Key platform features include multi-zone control, scheduling, an explicit lyric filter and the world's first AI-powered playlist creator for businesses. Soundtrack delivers a premium, legal music offering to companies of all sizes around the world, including Uniqlo, Joe & The Juice, Aesop and TAG Heuer. Learn more at or follow @ on social media. Media Contact:Elle Welch4236055553396267@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Soundtrack Technologies Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Time of India
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Rekha Desai Redefines Age and Aspirations with A Platform for 55+ Trailblazers
In a society where age often dictates limits, Rekha Desai is boldly rewriting the narrative. From growing up in a deeply conservative household that stifled her artistic dreams to founding Senior Pageant India — the first-ever beauty and personality pageant for individuals aged 55 and above — her journey is a story of resilience, reinvention, and remarkable vision. Rekha Desai always harbored dreams of working in the film industry. But bound by the expectations of a traditional family, those ambitions were shelved early in life. Years passed, life moved on, and then came a turning point: the day her son completed his 10th standard. Rekha saw a sliver of space to rediscover herself — and she seized it. With the wholehearted support of her son, Rekha stepped into a world she had only once imagined. She began auditioning and soon landed brand shoots with over 50 prominent names. Her breakthrough moment came when she was cast in Dabangg , sharing screen space with none other than Salman Khan in an eight-day character role. She later played the mother of Rajeev Khandelwal in the film Soundtrack , also starring Soha Ali Khan. What began as a personal pursuit of passion soon evolved into a purpose-driven mission. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với sàn môi giới tin cậy IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo 'I realized how lucky I was to have a second chance,' says Rekha. 'There are countless others, especially women, who silently carry dreams that never see the light of day — all because of age, family obligations, or societal norms. I wanted to change that.' That's how Senior Pageant India was born — a stage that celebrates the wisdom, elegance, and individuality of men and women aged 55 and above. More than just a pageant, it's a movement that challenges ageism and encourages people to embrace their passions at any stage of life. Rekha's initiative has already begun inspiring a wave of confidence among seniors across the country. With talent rounds, grooming sessions, and a grand finale that rivals mainstream events, Senior Pageant India offers a dignified, glamorous, and empowering platform for late bloomers. Her message is simple yet powerful: It's never too late. As Rekha Desai puts it, 'Dreams don't expire. They wait — for the right moment, for the right spark. I just want to be that spark for someone else.'
Forbes
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Queen Brings Several Bestsellers Back
Three albums by Queen appear on the charts in the United Kingdom this week. One stands out as by far the most popular at the moment, but listeners in the country apparently can't be satiated by just one title — even if it's a greatest hits collection packed with many of the band's most familiar tunes. The love for Queen's unique style of rock remains so strong that the group sees multiple collections appear on multiple tallies at the same time, even though there's crossover from the tracklists on the projects. Two of those three titles currently present manage to rebound and return. Greatest Hits is Queen's most successful project in the U.K. at the moment. It's the only one from the band to appear on several tallies, earning lofty positions on many of them. Greatest Hits reappears on one of the four lists on which it's featured, bounding back onto the Official Albums Sales chart at No. 86. It does so in its four-hundred-and-fiftieth frame as one of the bestselling titles in the country. The Bohemian Rhapsody soundtrack, which accompanied the film of the same name, is also a strong seller once more — at least when compared to other similar collections. That set reenters the Official Soundtrack Albums chart at No. 38. It's a special period for that title as well, as it reaches five full years — or 260 weeks — on the soundtracks-only ranking. Greatest Hits by Queen is still living inside the top 40 on half of all the lists on which it can be found, sitting at No. 29 on the Official Albums Streaming chart and holding at No. 36 on the Official Albums ranking. It also drops only a few spots on the Official Album Downloads roster. Queen occupies a pair of spaces on the downloads-only tally, as The Platinum Collection dips more than 10 spots to make a home at No. 71.
