The War On Drugs gain a second week on top of the NACC 200
After reaching #1 last week, Philadelphia sextet The War On Drugs, had their work cut out, fending off Snail Mail, Curtis Harding, and Idles to gain a second week on top. When the dust settled they had done exactly that. Their fifth album, I Don’t Live Here Anymore (Atlantic) matches the two-week run at #1 that their 2017 LP, A Deeper Understanding, enjoyed. Though gaining in points this week, The War On Drugs has a smaller lead than they did last week over the #2 album. So a chart-topping battle with Idles (6-2) is definitely on the horizon. Also worth mentioning is that The War On Drugs scored a hat-trick topping the NACC 200, NACC Next, and NACC Non-Comm Charts this week as well. read more…
Industry Interview with Sherry Finzer, Higher Level Media
“The most memorable campaign so far has been for Peter Kater, who at that time was a 10-time GRAMMY Nominee. Not only were we thrilled to see his album Wings go to #1 on several industry radio charts, but we were also able to celebrate when Wings received a GRAMMY nomination. It was a thrill to attend the GRAMMY Awards in person that year, and to be there to watch Peter cross the stage to receive his award for Best New Age Album.”
December MD of the Month | Jeff Szczesniak, WDWN Auburn
“I really do love searching and finding new music especially when you come across a song that changes your whole mood for that day. I mean you listen to it like 4 times in a row and forget about everything else in the world. Then you share it on social media, I am seriously guilty for that.”
Industry Interview with Katherine Phan, Concord
“One of my internships gave me and a friend the opportunity to attend Coachella for free while promoting Arizona Tea beverages. After finishing our shift each evening, we were able to explore the festival grounds and catch sets from both our favorite artists and ones we’ve just discovered that day. I was super stoked to see M83 perform songs from Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming. Happy 10th anniversary to such an amazing record!”
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