Omi - Cheerleader, the usual braindead sexy women going after bad boys style music video, but the track is catchy, it headlines Now 91 on Disc 1. Skrillex, Diplo and Justin Bieber producing a song together would seem like my worst nightmare but surprisingly Where Are Ü Now isn't that bad. Released in March, Now 90 has now sold nearly 702,000 copies in the UK according to the Official Charts Company’s sales data. I remember thinking in around 2004 and on how lucky were to have a chart filled with such good music and picked up some NOW compilations for the car. The album features 44 tracks, including the Official Singles Chart Number 1s: Ellie Goulding's Love Me Like You Do, Wiz Khalifa's See You Again, OMI's Cheerleader, Jason Derulo's Want To Want Me, Tinie Tempah's Not Letting Go, Lost Frequencies' Are You With Me and David Zowie's House Every Weekend.

The type of songs I genuinely don't get what makes them popular - in some cases it's probably the artist name alone that's selling the song but you can't polish a turd. When you get older, does it get to a point where new chart music doesn't even seem interesting, already the charts don't quite seem as exciting, but when I was but a lad it was actually almost essential still to listen to the radio to get the actual chart information, then before the internet you could only see it on Ceefax! Now you could check the chart any time on the internet, listen to the show anytime on the internet and even flick through music video channels and it gets played most days! If that was the case, "Happy" wouldn't have been on NOW 87 and other songs from other films wouldn't be appearing. Then there's a lot more I don't really know, I know a lot of the names but I bet when I get it I'll recognise quite a few more off the radio.My taste in music has always been eclectic, ranging from dance anthems to big ballads to mid-tempo pop songs. The one thing that disappoints me about these predictions is that most of the time the predictions look brilliant compared to what actually ends up on the next Now!

Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. Pop quizzes are the mainstay of pub and social evenings but none of these songs will ever make it to a quiz - we are in a real deep quality dip. Unlike several other unmixed CD appearances, track 1-2 has the full "zippin' up my boots" female vocal. I've compiled a mix for the car and mobile which takes only the very best, catchiest pop songs of all the NOWs and more, so it has the effect of a very hot radio mix, found this more addictive to listen to than music radio stations so it works. I'm 34 and you always have to wonder if chart music IS mediocre sometimes or whether it's because you are starting to not see it the same because of your age, thankfully there are always at least SOME good hits you enjoy.I VOWED as a teenager to never lose touch with the charts and did well up until this year when they have honestly got so bad that even though there is some good stuff there it is not enough to sweeten the dross. Taylor’s Version) [From The Vault] Now That We Don’t Talk (Taylor’s Version) [From The Vault] “Slut!