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Wildcard (week 41):
Wildcard (week 41):
Louis Tomlinson – Lemonade
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. That’s just what British singer-songwriter Louis Tomlinson did. After the quite exhaustive world tour promoting his album Faith In The Future, he stood down for a while, which he prolonged in the wake of the sudden death of his One Direction bandmate and friend Liam Payne. Now, he’s ready to release his new album How Did I Get Here? His third solo album since One Direction announced its hiatus in 2015 will be out on 23 January 2026.
The long-player’s lead single, Lemonade, is dedicated to a lady who’s ‘so bitter’ and ‘so sweet’ at the same time. In discussing the single, Tomlinson said he wanted the track to open the new era with an energetic and ambitious sound. He described it as ‘a lively blend of funk-inspired guitar, bright keyboard lines and natural percussion’, which he felt made it an ideal introduction to the project.
Indeed, it’s a fun track, with big riffs, a big vocal, and a big chorus. It was written by Theo Hutchcraft (of Hurts-fame), David Sneddon, Nico Rebscher and Tomlinson.
Lemonade by Louis Tomlinson is the new Carte Blanche Music Wildcard. It will be prominently displayed at the top of the blog for an entire week.
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In the Wildcards 2025 playlist you’ll find all of this year’s Carte Blanche Music Wildcards so far.
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Werner’s Weekly (week 43)
This is Werner’s Weekly, your guide to the best new music, containing the two most recent Carte Blanche Music Wildcards, and the best of the other new releases in alphabetical order:
- Moli – Aftermath
(Wildcard this week) - Louis Tomlinson – Lemonade (Wildcard last week)
- Alessia Cara with Julia Michaels – Nighttime Thing
- Fionn – Scum
- Talia Rae – Blind In Love
- Sorry – Today Might Be The Hit
- Tender Misfit – I Just Can’t Remember
Listen to each of the tracks via the Werner’s Weekly player below.
For more great new music, follow the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music playlist.
Partly selected via input by Musosoup. Submit your music here. #sustainablecreators
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Werner’s Weekly (week 41)
This is Werner’s Weekly, your guide to the best new music, containing the two most recent Carte Blanche Music Wildcards, and the best of the other new releases in alphabetical order:
- Yorick van Norden – In Dreams
(Wildcard this week) - Alice Merton – Ignorance Is Bliss
(Wildcard last week) - almost monday – Lost
- The Last Dinner Party – Second Best
- Miki – Ça Pik Un Peu Quand Même
- Louis Tomlinson – Lemonade
- Yagki – Waiting For You
Listen to each of the tracks via the Werner’s Weekly player below.
For more great new music, follow the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music playlist.
Partly selected via input by Musosoup. Submit your music here. #sustainablecreators
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Additions to the Carte Blanche Music playlist (week 40)
Not all, but only the best new music. Added to the playlist this week (alphabetically):
- almost monday – Lost indie | pop | rock
- Camino Gold – Sunshine City indie | pop
- Jacoténe – Leave Me (Please Don’t Leave Me) pop | soul
- The Last Dinner Party – Second Best pop | rock
- Justin Maki – Technicolor Dreams indie | pop
- Miki – Ça Pik Un Peu Quand Même hip hop | indie | pop
- Momma – Cross Your Heart indie | rock
- Moving Into Tucson – Please Don’t Go indie | pop | rock
- Yorick van Norden – In Dreams indie | pop | rock
- Pomona Park – Lifeline indie | pop | rock
- Chuck Sics – Slipstream indie | pop
- Lauren Spencer Smith – Thick Skin pop
- Sue The Night – Drive Drive indie | pop
- Louis Tomlinson – Lemonade indie | pop
- Tonneau – Crush On You folk | indie | pop
- The Utopiates – Let’s Make This Happen (LMTH) electronic | indie | pop
- Vanderwolf – The Path Of Love indie | pop
- Yagki – Waiting For You indie | pop
Check them all in the constantly updated Carte Blanche Music Spotify playlist.
Add it to your library (click ‘+’) to hear the best new music first.
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European Border Breakers Chart 8 December 2017
Clickbait alert… Just when you thought the time had come for Christmas songs to steal the spots of current music on the radio stations’ playlists, something incredible happens: This week’s European Border Breakers Chart counts no less than 18 entries, 14 of which are brand new. So, there’s a lot of new music to discover.
These are the first-timers in the chart: Louis Tomlinson – Miss You (#30), Beauty Freak feat. MaLee – My Beauty (#41), Wally – Uitzicht (67), Atlas Knox – Do It (#70), Calum Scott – You Are The Reason (#73), K-Phax – Oh My God (#74), Lewis Capaldi – Fade (#85), Hugo Helmig – Please Don’t Lie (#86), Smerz – Have Fun (#87), Bülow – Not A Love Song (#91), Pip Blom – School (#94), Nilüfer Yanya – Keep On Calling (#98), Pale Waves – There’s A Honey (#99; pictured), and Francis Novotny – Broken Arrow (#100).
For the complete Top 100, click the ‘EBBChart’ tab in the top menu of this blog (loading of the PDF may take a little while). More charts (like the Tips, ranking the tracks that are on their way to the Top 100), are available at www.europeanborderbreakerschart.eu, where you can listen to all of the tracks and watch their videos as well.
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European Border Breakers Chart 20 October 2017
This Friday, the European Border Breakers Chart features six newcomers: Jonas Blue feat. Moelogo – We Could Go Back (#28), Hkeem – En Som Meg (#38), Louis Tomlinson – Just Like You (#46), Tom Walker – Leave A Light On (#67), Cosmo Pyke – Great Dane (#79) and Sandor – Bar De Nuit (#95).
At the other end of the spectrum, there are 11 tracks that have been in the Top 100 ever since the very first EBBChart was compiled, in November 2015. These 11 tracks are in the chart for a massive 100 weeks now. In other words: the EBBChart can help establish long-lasting careers for upcoming artists!
For the complete Top 100, click the ‘EBBChart’ tab in the top menu of this blog (loading of the PDF may take a little while). For more charts (like the Tips, ranking the tracks that are on their way to the Top 100), please visit www.europeanborderbreakerschart.eu, where you can listen to all of the tracks and watch their videos as well.
