Australian Music Report

Flo Back at #1.
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Another week passes and guess what, Flo Rida featuring Sia are back at #1 with Wild Ones, for a total of 2 weeks at #1 overall, while former #1 for only 1 week, The Black Keys drops down a one spot, with Lonely Boy to be at #2, while David Guetta continue's to get Top 10 hits, as he gets another one with Turn Me On featuring Nicki Minaj, staying put again at #3 this week, We have five new song's on the chart, this week from Jason Derulo with Fight For You at #65, also Matt Corby with Brother at #80, and We The Kings with Say You Like Me at #82 & the other new enty come's from Colbie Caillat. Some movers on the chart, this week come from Coldplay with Charlie Brown moving up the chart from #57 to #17, also Madonna featuring Nicki Minaj & M.I.A. with Give Me All Your Luvin', moving from #67 to #47 and lastly Grouplove with Tongue Tied moving from #73 to #50. So now we move onto, Our Hot Shot Debut, this week is Part Of Me is a song by American recording artist Katy Perry, This song has been plagued with a range of leaks; in late 2010, the entire demo of the song leaked online, with music critics comparing the song to Perry's previous single "California Gurls" (2010) and the lyrics were initially addressed to the singer's ex-boyfriend Travis McCoy. However, Perry later reworked the song and directed it towards her ex-husband Russell Brand with the lyrics "Keep your diamond ring". Part Of Me is featured on Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection. There are two sides to every breakup. I'm not just talking about the he said/she said but also the variety of emotions that can run through a person after they've been dumped, done the dumping or just called the whole thing off. Take the breakup of Katy Perry and Travie McCoy. Katy Perry's Teenage Dream album features a song called "Circle The Drain," which allegedly takes aim at her Gym Class Hero ex's affinity for pills, with lyrics like, "Wanna be your lover/ Not your f***ing mother." This prompted McCoy to respond, caustically, "I'm just stoked that she finally has a song with some substance on her record. Good job." With the anger and regret packed into "Circle The Drain," this unreleased Katy Perry track, "Part Of Me," finds the resolution and the release. "You took my light, you drained me down. But that was then and this is now," sings Perry over a classic, chiming, minor key Dr. Luke guitar line. When the chorus comes in, the weight is lifted, with Perry announcing, "This is the part of me that you're never gonna take away from me," over a cathartic house beat. Which do you prefer? Angry Katy? Uplifting Katy? The great thing is you don't have to choose. "Part Of Me" will be released on an upcoming Teenage Dream re-issue later this year. It’s just another Katy Perry single that jumped straight to the top of the charts. The additions continued to roll in. Part Of Me debuts at #64, So next we have this week's Power Pick Hit is Ass Back Home, which is the second single, released from American group Gym Class Heroes, featuring British singer/songwriter Neon Hitch., from the group's fifth studio album,
The Papercut Chronicles II , "It's us on the road and it's shot really gritty," McCoy said. "So it kind of gives people a behind-the-scenes at what it's like to be on the road, traveling nonstop and also that tension, that struggle of trying to keep a relationship afloat." Bassist Eric Roberts added:" I remember when I was watching some cuts of the video, I totally just lost thought of the song, and I was just paying attention. I was like, 'Oh, it's kind of like a movie.' " Playing McCoy's love interest in the video is British newcomer Neon Hitch, who also sings the chorus. The electro-pop singer, who describes herself as a "free spirit," was the perfect choice not only for the song, but for the video as well. "They just thought I would fit the song perfectly," Hitch told MTV News. "So it just happened magically." It seems like Gym Class Heroes couldn't agree more. "The song was actually produced by Benny Blanco, and Benny's worked with Neon in the past," McCoy said. "I think if anybody gets the song and as far as the message of the song and what the song's about, it'd be her, because she's kind of in the midst of all this. Not only did she go above and beyond the call of duty as far as singing it, but it's something that she can totally relate to, so it's perfect." The only additions to come in for Qwote's official second single following up from Stereo Hearts came in from NOVA Network & Today Network this week, who handed across National Nights. Ass Back Home jumped up just Fifty spots after nine week's on the chart, moving from #58 to #8 and finally we have our journey with #1 Most Added is Fight For You is a song by American recording artist Jason Derülo, taken from his second studio album, Future History. It is an R&B ballad that incorporates an interpolation of "Africa" by Toto. Before Jason Derulo goes all Justin Timberlake on us and leaves us momentarily for the Hollywood hills, the 21-year-old is looking to add another hit to his discography stats by releasing a third cut from his Future History LP. But is 'Fight For You' enough to round off JD's not-too-shabby a year with a hat-trick of hits under his flashy designer belt?"It's gonna take some time but I know you're worth fighting for," Derulo croons over airy synths and bouncy castle-sized beats whilst fulfilling his penchant for a sample by borrowing the melody from Toto's 'Africa'. The end result is much like the continent's native lion; big, showy and extremely lazy - but its roar is loud enough to ensure it remains popular with the public. This week’s victor has had some help from the Today Network, NOVA (Melbourne & Sydney) and 96.9fm Sydney. There are not to many other stations left to add..Fight For You sits in the Top 100 Airplay Chart, debuting this week in the #65 spot, so that wrap's up another edition of the AMR chart news

1	Fight For You Jason Derulo
2	Give Me All Your Luvin' Madonna f/ Nicki Minaj & M.I.A.
3	Ass Back Home Gym Class Heroes f/ Neon Hitch
4	Charlie Brown Coldplay
5	One Thing One Direction