We are losing a single as final cut of the day. A single that deservedly belongs to the lower rankings of her singles to be fair. It did not deserve to be higher than Dream On though. It is our first song with a 6 as lowest score.
Leaderboard Trajectory: #84 - #85 - #85 - #88 - #83 - #69 - #60 - #54 - #54
Made For Lovin' You
Average: 7,58 [25/29 from the songs who were in the singles rate]
Average in singles rate: 6,25 [19/29 from the songs who were in the singles rate]
Highest: 10 @RUNAWAY / @MilesAngel
Lowest: 6,0 @Sprockrooster / @robertoy / @Disco Tears / @soratami
Sprocky's score: 6,0
Compared to the singles rate this song now tumbled compared to the songs were in both rates. From inside the top 20 to outside the top 25. It did have a lower average then, but that is a more similar trend we have seen and continue to. Also, this song had quite the slowburn on the leaderboard as it was behind Dream On and Best of You for most of the voting period, but those final voters really pushed this further. Made For Lovin' You is the fourth and final single of the debut era. Only the Dutch speaking part of Belgium got this charting in the top where elsewhere top 40 was hardly achieved. There was not a strong push for this song. It did got a music video, but that was a collage of several live performance (festival gigs and also pre-show performance for Bon Jovi’s Tour).
This never felt as a standout on the album to me despite it being catnip for my taste: R&B/Soul. It just feels just a bit subpar to similar R&B/Soul releases from the same time by other artists. It is however produced by dream team Watters and Biancaniello – that also curated I’m Outta Love. So in comparison, this becomes a bit bleak. I think @berserkboi agrees with me "Starts off okay but plods along and isn’t that impressive!" @londonrain is liking this though "The production needs a little bit of amping up but I can't fault the vocals on this. A cute little bop." @Maki sees something I do not see "This sounds like it tries to replicate the first two singles from this album, but comes off notably weaker than them. Nonetheless, it remains a mild bop. Actually, the funk influences make it stand out a bit. Great and pretty catchy chorus." I can see it being a bit similar to the title track but not the debut single. But yes, it is notably weaker. That we can agree on.
Leaderboard Trajectory: #84 - #85 - #85 - #88 - #83 - #69 - #60 - #54 - #54
Made For Lovin' You
Average: 7,58 [25/29 from the songs who were in the singles rate]
Average in singles rate: 6,25 [19/29 from the songs who were in the singles rate]
Highest: 10 @RUNAWAY / @MilesAngel
Lowest: 6,0 @Sprockrooster / @robertoy / @Disco Tears / @soratami
Sprocky's score: 6,0
This never felt as a standout on the album to me despite it being catnip for my taste: R&B/Soul. It just feels just a bit subpar to similar R&B/Soul releases from the same time by other artists. It is however produced by dream team Watters and Biancaniello – that also curated I’m Outta Love. So in comparison, this becomes a bit bleak. I think @berserkboi agrees with me "Starts off okay but plods along and isn’t that impressive!" @londonrain is liking this though "The production needs a little bit of amping up but I can't fault the vocals on this. A cute little bop." @Maki sees something I do not see "This sounds like it tries to replicate the first two singles from this album, but comes off notably weaker than them. Nonetheless, it remains a mild bop. Actually, the funk influences make it stand out a bit. Great and pretty catchy chorus." I can see it being a bit similar to the title track but not the debut single. But yes, it is notably weaker. That we can agree on.
Tomorrow we will find out which three tracks are the last one we will lose before the top 50. One album will not be happy though. I will say that Not That Kind is safe so it walks into the top 50 with 4 tracks.
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