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The OCC UK singles chart - 22/11/09

	1.	X Factor Finalists: You Are Not Alone
	2.	Black Eyed Peas: Meet Me Halfway
	3.	Jason DeRulo: Whatcha Say
	4.	Leona Lewis: Happy
	5.	Cheryl Cole: Fight For This Love

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Music Week Playlist

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DAISY DARES YOU Number One Enemy (Jive)

First taste of this teen’s debut, due next year, has the makings of a huge hit. Energetic, uptempo pop with attitude to boot. Has 'radio' written all over it. Performed Little Noise last week. (single, 2010)

Contact: Sundraj Sreenivasan, Supersonic

FIONN REGAN Protection Racket (Bella Union)

First taste of Regan's new studio album, Protection Racket is a rollicking upbeat folk tune, but there's much better to come from this talented solo artists new studio album. (free download, available now)

Contact: Duncan Jordan, Bella Union

NEW BOYZ You're A Jerk (Warner)

Set to go head to head with X Factor in the battle of the charts this Christmas, You're A Jerk is an infectious novelty track built around a hypnotic, mid-tempo loop. Nearing 1m sales stateside. (single, December 21)

Contact: Katherine Bawden, Warner Bros

JACK SPLASH Technology And Love Might Save Us All... (Columbia)

Another production impresario leaves the studio in pursuit of the limelight. First Bloodyshy & Avant (Miike Snow), now Jack Splash. Missy Elliott and Lupe Fiasco are among the big names guesting here. (album, May 2010)

Contact: Michael Cleary, Columbia

MONSTERS OF FOLK Whole Lotta Losin' (Rough Trade)

Fresh from their epic three hour London debut last week, Monsters Of Folk's latest single is a faultless slice of upbeat, country spiced folk with a truly unforgettable hook. Wonderful stuff. (single, November 23)

Contact: Rosie Ware, Beggars

T2 FEAT. H BOOGIE Better Off As Friends (Island)

The producer behind one of last year's biggest bassline tracks - Heartbroken - returns with a new label, and a big tune that will keep the fire burning at radio into 2010. (single)

Contact: Seb Burford, Island

MAGNETIC MEN Eclipse (Columbia)

Magnetic Men consist of dubstep producers Skream, Benga and Artwork, and if this taste of their debut album, due next year, is anything to go by, we're in for a treat. Stunning. ahead of the curve stuff. (single, tbc 2010)

Contact: Michael Cleary, Columbia

SMALL BLACK Despicable Dogs (unsigned)

Brooklyn outfit currently attracting attention stateside, Small Black pen understated, meloncholy electronica with a subtle commercial underbelly. Sits in the background before you realise you've had it on all day. (demo)

Contact: Nicky Stein, Clintons

MONARCHY Gold In The Fire (Neon Gold)

Mid-tempo, synth driven pop currently setting the blogosphere alight, Monarchy will release this, their debut single, on Neon Gold in the New Year. A name to watch. (single, 2010 tbc)

Contact: James Penycate, Brilliantly Different

JULIAN CASABLANCAS I Wish It Was Christmas Today (Rough Trade)

The Strokes frontman offers up his own contribution to the Christmas songbook with this this laid back, guitar driven tune from his new solo album. An nice alternative to George Michael and Wizzard. (single, December 21)

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