Due to sync licensing in a success movie and subsequently blowing up on TikTok, Natasha Bedingfield’s 20-year-old hit ‘Unwritten’ is on observe for a UK High 20 spot.
Do you are feeling the rain in your pores and skin? British pop singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield’s 2004 hit “Unwritten” would possibly clock a spot on the UK High 20 for the primary time in almost 20 years. Due to a sync in Will Gluck’s romantic comedy movie “Anybody However You” and subsequently blowing up on TikTok, the music is predicted to climb to the High 20 spot.
“Unwritten” reached No. 6 on the charts after its launch on her debut album of the identical identify in 2004, and stays one in all Bedingfield’s 5 High 10 hits within the UK. Within the early aughts, it was memorable because the theme music to the MTV actuality present “The Hills.” Its current use in “Anybody However You” is pivotal to the narrative of the film’s main character and is each performed and sung many occasions all through the movie.
The renewed curiosity in a British music from twenty years in the past as a consequence of fortuitous sync placement is on development. Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s “Homicide on the Dancefloor” from 2001 has been blowing up on social media over the previous couple of weeks following its spot within the Emerald Fennell movie “Saltburn.”
In consequence, “Homicide on the Dancefloor” has returned to the cultural zeitgeist, notching at No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart final week. Within the US, the music jumped from No. 98 on the Billboard Scorching 100 to No. 58 every week later. On Australia’s ARIA Chart, it’s sitting at No. 25.
In the meantime, within the realm of up to date music on the UK chart, Noah Kahan’s 2022 hit “Stick Season” is spending a 3rd successive week at No. 1, with Ariana Grande’s much-discussed “Sure, And?” sitting at No. 2. “Homicide on the Dancefloor” is predicted to fall from No. 2 to No. 3 this week.