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	New entries in the EURO200                                       Review for week 24 - 2025
	Tate McRae – ‘Just Keep Watching’ (#25 EURO 200) Canadian singer Tate McRae (21) has delivered an electrifying addition to the F1 movie soundtrack with her latest single, ‘Just Keep Watching.’ Produced by Ryan Tedder and Tyler Spry, the track blends a pulsating club beat with her signature powerful vocals, capturing the adrenaline-fueled essence of the film. From the very first seconds, ‘Just Keep Watching’ pulls the listener into a world of speed and excitement. The production, infused with electropop and dance elements, gives the song a modern, dynamic feel. McRae’s voice shines as the driving force, supported by an energetic rhythm that makes it perfect for both a cinematic setting and the dance floor. Visually, McRae continues to impress. The music video, directed by Bardia Zeinali, subtly nods to the classic film Grease, featuring her in a wind-swept runway setting while delivering captivating choreography. Scenes from the F1 movie heighten the intensity of the track, adding an extra layer to the overall experience. With an impressive debut at #25 in the EURO 200, it’s clear that ‘Just Keep Watching’ is making an impact on the European charts. The combination of a popular artist, a high-profile movie release, and strong production ensures this track will be a major hit in the coming months.
	Nina Chuba – ‘Wenn das Liebe ist’ (#43 EURO 200) Nina Chuba (26) is shaking up the charts with a track that hits like a whirlwind! ‘Wenn das Liebe ist’ is far from a sweet love declaration—it’s a bold dose of self-reflection wrapped in an electrifying beat. From the very first notes, you feel the power of pulsating synths and Chuba’s expressive voice, pulling you into her doubts about love. "Wenn das Liebe ist, dann will ich sie nicht." With that statement, she challenges the romantic ideal, making the song all the more infectious. The music video takes it up a notch: striking visuals, confident moves, and a vibe that screams "I make my own rules!" It’s that signature Nina Chuba flair—you don’t just hear it, you feel it. And as if that weren’t enough, the song makes a grand entrance at #43 in the EURO 200—a clear sign that her message is resonating. Whether you’re belting it out in the car, feeling the beat on a night out, or just in need of a musical reality check, ‘Wenn das Liebe ist’ is here for you.
	Damso – ‘Impardonnable’ (#47 EURO 200) Damso (33) is back, and he’s doing it his way—no compromises, no filters, just raw emotion. ‘Impardonnable’ is the intro track of his new album BĒYĀH, setting the tone right away: dark, introspective, and relentless. From the very first second, you feel the weight of his words. The beat is minimalistic yet powerful, providing the perfect backdrop for Damso’s raw lyrics. He reflects on betrayal, power, and inner struggles, delivering a flow that pulls you deep into his world. The lyrics? Poetic and unforgiving. Damso doesn’t shy away from hard truths, letting his emotions run wild. "J’ai du mal à pardonner c’qu’ils m’ont fait, tellement de torts. Oh, j’les veux morts." No censorship, no compromises—just pure, unfiltered expression. With an impressive debut at #47 in the EURO 200, ‘Impardonnable’ proves that Damso remains a force to be reckoned with in the French rap scene. This isn’t just a song you play in the background—this is a track you feel.
	Nicole Croisille & Pierre Barouh – ‘Un Homme et Une Femme’ (#77 EURO 200) Some songs are more than just music—they are time capsules, emotional memories that transcend generations. ‘Un Homme et Une Femme’, performed by Nicole Croisille and Pierre Barouh, is exactly that kind of song. Composed by Francis Lai in 1966 for the film of the same name by Claude Lelouch, it became an iconic soundtrack that won a Palme d’Or and an Oscar. The film tells the story of a widow and a widower who meet by chance and slowly fall in love. The soundtrack plays a crucial role in setting the mood: Barouh’s whispering, almost hypnotic vocals and Croisille’s warm, expressive voice create a melancholic, romantic atmosphere. The repetitive “Dabadabada” isn’t just a refrain—it’s a musical mantra that immerses the listener in a world of love and longing. This week, the song debuts at #77 in the EURO 200, proving that its magic still resonates today. Sadly, this moment is also marked by sorrow: Nicole Croisille has passed away at the age of 88. Her voice, which has enchanted generations, will forever live on in her music.
	Serena Brancale & Alessandra Amoroso – ‘Serenata’ (#102 EURO 200) Some songs are made to become summer hits, and ‘Serenata’ by Serena Brancale and Alessandra Amoroso feels like exactly that kind of track. This song, new at #102 in the EURO 200 this week, is an explosive blend of flamenco, sirtaki, and Southern Italian folk music, setting it apart from typical summer pop productions. From the very first notes, you feel the energy of the track. The rhythmic guitar, driving percussion, and the powerful vocals of Brancale and Amoroso create an immersive listening experience. The lyrics, written by Brancale, Amoroso, Alessandro La Cava, and Federica Abbate, tell a passionate story of love and longing, with emotional intensity heightened by the musical arrangements. What makes ‘Serenata’ even more special is the collaboration between Brancale and Amoroso. Their voices complement each other perfectly, and the chemistry they showcased during their Sanremo Festival 2025 performance of If I Ain’t Got You by Alicia Keys is fully realized here. This song feels like a musical celebration of passion and melancholy, wrapped in a rhythmic and danceable package. With a promising debut in the EURO 200, ‘Serenata’ seems poised to become a favorite in the Italian and European charts. Whether you’re sipping wine on a terrace or dancing on a warm summer night, this song guarantees the perfect atmosphere.
	Dawid Podsiadło & Kaśka Sochacka – ‘Samoloty’ (#120 EURO 200) Some songs feel like a journey, and ‘Samoloty’ by Dawid Podsiadło and Kaśka Sochacka is exactly that. New at #120 in the EURO 200 this week, the track takes listeners on a melancholic flight through memories, longing, and impermanence. From the very first notes, the dreamy atmosphere sets in. Subtle synths, soft percussion, and the warm voices of Podsiadło and Sochacka create a hypnotic listening experience. The lyrics, written by Podsiadło, Sochacka, and Tobias Kuhn, strike deep with lines like "Czy coś mnie chwyci tak jak wcześniej?" ("Can anything move me like it used to?") and "Co jeśli to ostatni raz?" ("What if this is the last time?"), evoking nostalgia and uncertainty. What makes ‘Samoloty’ special is its perfect balance between intimacy and grandeur. Podsiadło’s melancholic tone is beautifully complemented by Sochacka’s delicate, emotional vocals. This isn’t a track that demands attention—it whispers and slowly pulls you into its world. With a strong debut in the EURO 200, ‘Samoloty’ proves that Polish pop music carries an emotional depth that resonates internationally. Whether you’re reminiscing about the past or simply looking for a beautifully crafted song to drift away to, this track offers a musical escape.
	Seysey & Bolémvn – ‘Mia’ (#123 EURO 200) Some tracks have a rhythm that immediately draws you in, and ‘Mia’ by Seysey and Bolémvn is exactly that kind of song. From the first beat, the groove takes hold—a blend of afrobeat, trap, and French urban vibes that effortlessly pulls you along. The production flows smoothly, with Bolémvn’s rhythmic verses and Seysey’s melodic touch complementing each other. The lyrics explore themes of love, desire, and independence, without becoming too heavy. Lines like "Dis-moi ton nom, j'te dis qui le bat sur toi" and "Amor mia, chérie, coco, je suis doublement désolé" add a playful yet introspective layer to the track. The music video, directed by Paul Maillot, enhances the song’s atmosphere. The visuals are sharp, the mood is just right, and the combination of dance, lighting, and urban settings makes for an engaging experience. With a spot in the EURO 200, ‘Mia’ is carving out its own path. Whether you’re looking for a track to move to or simply want to enjoy a well-produced urban hit, ‘Mia’ delivers the right vibe.
	Damso feat. I.A. – ‘Magic’ (#133 EURO 200) It starts with an intercom. Waiting, listening, hoping for something to happen. ‘Magic’ isn’t a typical introspective rap track—it’s a late-night reflection unfolding between reality and memory. Damso’s voice carries a certain weariness, floating over a minimalist beat that leaves space rather than filling it. The music moves slowly, a shadow play of basslines and echoes. I.A., a mysterious addition, shifts between presence and distance—a voice that feels both near and unreachable. The lyrics don’t offer direct answers or explanations. "Des nuits blanches d'vant l’interphone priant qu'tu viennes sonner." A longing for a sound, a movement, a sign that time isn’t completely standing still. The chorus repeats like a mantra: "Magic, elle me complimente. Tragique, c'est le temps qui manque." Compliments that don’t change anything, time that can’t be reclaimed. New at #133 in the EURO 200, ‘Magic’ doesn’t demand attention—it lingers in the background, playing with distance, avoiding conclusions. It disappears into the night, leaving only a thought behind.
	Aymen & Amo – ‘Capri Sun’ (#134 EURO 200) Some tracks have a rhythm that immediately draws you in, and ‘Capri Sun’ by Aymen and Amo is exactly that kind of song. New at #134 in the EURO 200 this week, the track blends trap, afrobeat, and German urban vibes, creating an energetic and dynamic listening experience. The production, crafted by Lord JKO and Chekaa, flows seamlessly, allowing Aymen’s rhythmic verses and Amo’s melodic touch to complement each other. The lyrics revolve around luxury, speed, and late-night adventures, with lines like "Keine Datejust, no, Bitch, das 'ne Platin-Daytona" and "Wodka und Capri Sun, wesh, la smoke la Criticale", adding a playful yet confident tone. The music video, released by Moonboys Entertainment, enhances the song’s vibe with stylish visuals and a cinematic flair. The combination of energetic dance moves, atmospheric lighting, and an urban setting makes for an engaging experience. With a strong debut in the EURO 200, ‘Capri Sun’ is carving out its own space. Whether you’re looking for a track to move to or simply want to enjoy a well-produced urban hit, ‘Capri Sun’ delivers the right vibe.
	Fred De Palma feat. Baby Gang – ‘Sexy Rave’ (#142 EURO 200) The night has its own rules, and ‘Sexy Rave’ plays right into them. Fred De Palma and Baby Gang deliver a track that feels like a fleeting moment between neon lights and shadows—a blend of merengue and pop-rap that moves effortlessly through the speakers. The production, handled by Garabatto and Mattia "Cino" Cerri, keeps things tight and rhythmic. The beat is light but carries enough weight to pull you into the flow. The lyrics flirt with the idea of freedom and desire without getting too heavy. "Quante cose ti farei (ah, sì, ah, sì) Non è amore, è un sexy rave (ah, sì, ah, sì)"—a snapshot of a night that flies by. The music video, directed by Mattia Di Tella and Russeavx, enhances the mood with neon lights and fast-paced edits. It’s a visual trip that perfectly captures the energy of the song. New at #142 in the EURO 200, ‘Sexy Rave’ finds its place effortlessly. No grand gestures, no complex structures—just a rhythm that lingers.
	Damso – ‘Love Is Blind’ (#155 EURO 200) Three new entries in one week—Damso continues to leave his mark on the EURO 200. ‘Love Is Blind’, debuting at #155, carries a somber, raw energy that defines his style. The track opens with a subdued beat, setting the tone for a journey through solitude and reflection. "Bicraveur la noche, dans le tiekson, ride." A nighttime drift through thoughts and memories. The production, crafted by Flem, Rayane Beats, and others, keeps things understated yet immersive, allowing Damso’s voice and words to take center stage. The lyrics linger, repeating like an echo: "Tout fait par amour, j'ai craché dans ses eyes, parce que love is blind." A harsh reality wrapped in poetic simplicity. Damso plays with contrasts—love and distance, longing and loss. With three new tracks in the EURO 200, Damso is weaving a narrative that extends beyond a single song. ‘Love Is Blind’ isn’t a track that demands attention—it’s one that stays with you, long after the last note fades.
	KAMRAD – ‘Be Mine’ (#156 EURO 200) A new entry in the EURO 200, but KAMRAD is no stranger to the scene. The German singer-songwriter, born in Wuppertal and raised in Velbert, has already proven his ability to craft catchy pop tracks with previous hits like ‘I Believe’ and ‘Feel Alive’. Now, at 30 years old (1995), he returns with ‘Be Mine’, a song that perfectly captures the lightness of summer. The production, co-created by Jonas Markschat, carries a nostalgic undertone. Synth-pop influences from the 2000s blend with a modern sound, making the track feel both familiar and fresh. The lyrics revolve around one simple question: "Would you be mine when the sun don’t shine?"—a playful yet sincere reflection on love and uncertainty. The music video, filmed in Los Angeles, enhances the sense of freedom and longing. Sun-drenched visuals, a relaxed atmosphere—it’s a perfect visual translation of the song’s mood. New at #156 in the EURO 200, ‘Be Mine’ seems ready to become the soundtrack for long summer days and spontaneous road trips.
	Aitana – ‘Cuando Hables Con Él’ (#159 EURO 200) Sometimes, a song isn’t just a melody—it’s a whisper from the past. Aitana, the 25-year-old Spanish pop star, delivers ‘Cuando Hables Con Él’, a track that feels like a late-night conversation you probably shouldn’t be having. The lyrics dance between regret and hope. "Cuando hables con él, dile que me viste, que le mando un ‘hola’." A greeting that says more than just hello. The production, crafted by Andrés Torres & El Dandee, keeps things warm and immersive, as if the music itself is a memory that refuses to fade. The chorus lingers like a thought that won’t let go: "Yo me estoy muriendo por hablar con él." Not dramatic, not exaggerated—just a feeling that sticks. The music video, directed by José Ocaña, enhances the mood with soft colors and a dreamy setting. New at #159 in the EURO 200, ‘Cuando Hables Con Él’ finds its place among songs that aren’t just heard but truly felt.
	Myles Smith – ‘Gold’ (#163 EURO 200) Some songs feel like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day—‘Gold’ by Myles Smith is exactly that kind of track. New at #163 in the EURO 200, it brings a warm, genuine energy that immediately draws you in. Smith, a British singer-songwriter from Luton, has a knack for capturing emotions in simple yet powerful melodies. At 26 years old (1998), he knows how to make a song come alive. The production, led by Peter Fenn, keeps things light and organic, allowing the lyrics to shine. "Met her late in the summer, asked her name and her number." A chance encounter that starts as a fleeting moment but quickly turns into something more. The chorus bursts with feeling: "I feel like gold, electric love is running from my head to my toes." The music flows effortlessly, like a memory you want to relive over and over. The music video, blending Smith’s signature acoustic style with dreamy visuals, enhances the song’s atmosphere. New to the EURO 200, but ‘Gold’ already feels like a song that’s been with you for years.
	FAST BOY & ClockClock – ‘Born Again’ (#165 EURO 200) Sometimes, a song feels like a fresh start—a moment where everything resets. ‘Born Again’ by FAST BOY and ClockClock is exactly that kind of track. New at #165 in the EURO 200, it blends dance, pop, and electronic influences, pulling you into a wave of energy. FAST BOY, the German producer duo consisting of Lucas and Felix Hain, was founded in 2021 in Berlin. ClockClock, hailing from Mannheim, has established himself as one of the most recognizable voices in the pop-electro scene. The lyrics revolve around transformation and inner strength. "I blame myself for every bruise, I beat my own heart black and blue." A reflection on the past, followed by an explosion of renewed energy in the chorus: "Born again, I feel like I’ve been born again." The production, crafted by Hubertus Dahlem and Burek, builds gradually, turning the track into an anthem of self-confidence. The music video enhances the feeling of a new beginning—a visual journey through light and shadow, where the music takes center stage. FAST BOY and ClockClock form a powerful combination that captures both emotion and energy. New to the EURO 200, but ‘Born Again’ feels like a track you’ve known forever—a reminder of the moment you decided to start again.
	JUL – ‘BWO’ (#167 EURO 200) Jul (34), the Marseille-born hitmaker, continues to leave his mark on the French rap scene. With a career spanning over a decade, his unmatched productivity and unique style have made him an icon. ‘BWO’, from his album Inspi d’ailleurs (2018), perfectly embodies his signature energy and raw street poetry. The beat is instantly recognizable—rhythmic, immersive, and infused with the southern French flair that defines Jul’s sound. His flow is effortless yet sharp, and the lyrics are packed with observations about street life, ambition, and loyalty. "Appelle moi l'ovni, la lettre ou le J!"—a nod to his nickname ‘l’ovni’ (the UFO), emphasizing his extraordinary position in the rap game. With ‘BWO’, Jul once again proves why he is one of the most influential artists of his generation. His music is not just a soundtrack for the streets of Marseille but a voice for an entire generation that connects with his words and rhythms. New at #167 in the EURO 200, ‘BWO’ remains a track that won’t be forgotten.
	ICEGERGERT & SKY RAE – ‘Nasledstvo’ (#173 EURO 200) Some tracks aren’t just songs—they’re pure attitude. ‘Nasledstvo’ by ICEGERGERT and SKY RAE, new at #173 in the EURO 200, is an explosive mix of trap and Russian rap that pulls you into a world of speed, luxury, and raw energy. ICEGERGERT, from Moscow, has established himself as one of the most striking names in the Russian hip-hop scene. SKY RAE, a rapper and producer from Saint Petersburg, brings his signature style, adding a unique dynamic to the track. The production, handled by FRONTYARD, is intense and immersive. The lyrics? A cocktail of bravado and street life. "Step into the night, no regrets, just the rush." An invitation to embrace the chaos. The chorus makes a statement: "Born again, I feel like I’ve been born again." No room for doubt, just pure energy. The music video amplifies the mood with fast cuts and a dark, urban setting. ‘Nasledstvo’ isn’t a track you casually listen to—it’s an experience you feel.
	Selim61 & Pashanim – ‘Top 10’ (#175 EURO 200) No frills, no detours—‘Top 10’ by Selim61 and Pashanim hits straight from the start. New at #175 in the EURO 200, it delivers a mix of German hip-hop and drill, reflecting the streets of Berlin. Selim61, an emerging name from Berlin, and Pashanim (24, born in 2001), also from the German capital, have established themselves as two of the most influential voices in the scene. Their music breathes the atmosphere of Kreuzberg, the district where Pashanim took his first steps in rap. The production, handled by SIRA, Tommy Gun, DamnCG, Nitrosantana, and Marli, is tight and immersive. The beat is minimalistic yet powerful, giving the lyrics extra impact. "Selten glücklich, aber oft in den Top Ten." A harsh reality wrapped in a melodic hook that sticks. The music video, directed by Simon Berger, enhances the vibe with fast cuts and a raw, urban setting. ‘Top 10’ isn’t just a song—it’s an experience you feel. New to the EURO 200, but ‘Top 10’ already feels like a track that’s been with you for years.
	Damso & Sarah Sey – ‘Pa Pa Paw’ (#182 EURO 200) Four times in one week? Damso isn’t just present in the EURO 200—he rules. With ‘Pa Pa Paw’, his fourth new entry, he teams up with Sarah Sey to create a track that feels like a shadow play between memory and reality. The production by Boumidjal stretches out like a slow-moving silhouette—subtle but charged. The beat echoes through the night, while Damso’s voice pulls the listener into a maze of loss and longing. "Click, clack, pa-pa-paw, life is only but a memory." A shot that doesn’t just sound—it hits emotionally. Sarah Sey provides a contrast that feels almost tangible—her voice floats above the melancholy, like a last attempt to hold onto something already fading. "Tangling, tangling, man keeps tangling himself up." Not a simple love declaration, but a dissection of emotional distance. New at #182 in the EURO 200, ‘Pa Pa Paw’ isn’t a track that screams for attention—it whispers, yet lingers.
	Myke Towers & Quevedo – ‘SOLEAO’ (#183 EURO 200) A collaboration that feels like sunlight on a warm day—‘SOLEAO’ by Myke Towers and Quevedo brings a summer vibe that instantly transports you. New at #183 in the EURO 200, it’s a track about longing, freedom, and seizing the moment. Myke Towers (31, born in 1994), from Puerto Rico, has established himself as one of the most influential Latin artists in recent years. With hits like ‘La Playa’ and ‘Diosa’, he has crafted a unique blend of reggaeton and hip-hop. Quevedo (23, born in 2001), from Las Palmas, Spain, broke through with ‘Quédate’, a track that put him on the global map. The production, handled by Jorgie Milliano & J Batyxta, is warm and immersive. The lyrics capture the essence of living in the moment: "The day is sunny, I want you by my side." A call to escape into a carefree world together. The music video, featuring sun-soaked beaches and vibrant energy, enhances the song’s atmosphere. ‘SOLEAO’ isn’t just a track—it’s a soundtrack for long summer days and breezy nights.
	With his latest single Camilla, YUNG SAINT PAUL takes another bold step in the German hip-hop scene. The track, debuting this week at #184 in the Euro200, is a captivating blend of melancholy and bravado, refining the rapper’s signature style even further. YUNG SAINT PAUL, hailing from Mosbach, Germany, has emerged as one of the most intriguing newcomers in recent years. His music strikes a balance between laid-back storytelling and sharp observations about life, often wrapped in a luxurious yet raw aesthetic. While his exact age isn’t widely documented, he is recognized as a young artist representing the new generation. On Camilla, he showcases his talent for vivid lyricism and atmospheric beats. The production, handled by JeymBeatz, is steeped in a mysterious undertone, perfectly complementing the narrative-driven nature of the track. The lyrics paint an intriguing portrait of a femme fatale, with YUNG SAINT PAUL weaving themes of desire, power, and destruction. His flow is smooth, his delivery confident, and the beat amplifies the dramatic tension of the story. With this release, YUNG SAINT PAUL once again proves he is an artist to watch. Camilla is more than just a track—it’s an immersive experience pulling you into a world of luxury, chaos, and emotional intensity. A strong addition to his growing repertoire.
	With Una Stupida Scusa, Boomdabash and Loredana Bertè deliver a summer hit that radiates both nostalgia and energy. The track, debuting this week at #185 in the Euro200, blends Boomdabash’s signature reggae-pop with Bertè’s raw, seasoned vocals, resulting in a compelling listening experience. Boomdabash, founded in 2002, is an Italian band from Puglia, known for their fusion of reggae, dancehall, and pop. The group consists of Biggie Bash (Angelo Rogoli), Payà (Paolo Pagano), Blazon (Angelo Cisternino), and Mr. Ketra (Fabio Clemente, born in 1986). Their music carries an unmistakable summer vibe, and they have scored multiple hits in Italy. Joining them is Loredana Bertè, an icon in the Italian music scene. Born on September 20, 1950, she has built a career spanning decades, drawing influences from rock, pop, and reggae. Her distinctive voice and expressive style make her a beloved artist, and her collaboration with Boomdabash adds an extra layer of emotion to Una Stupida Scusa. The track itself is a blend of melancholy and rhythmic energy, with lyrics exploring themes of love, transience, and letting go of the past. The production is warm and immersive, with a chorus that effortlessly lodges itself in your mind. This is a song that not only colors the summer but also strikes a deeper emotional chord. A collaboration that feels both fresh and timeless.
	With The Glen, Beluga Lagoon and Levi Heron deliver a unique fusion of Scottish folk and modern electronic influences. The track, debuting this week at #186 in the Euro200, is both atmospheric and captivating, already enchanting many listeners. Beluga Lagoon, the musical project of Andrew O’Donnell, draws inspiration from Scotland’s rugged beauty. His music pays tribute to nature, blending traditional folk melodies with cinematic compositions. Levi Heron, a DJ and producer from the Isle of Lewis, added a fresh electronic twist to The Glen. Originally created as a tribute for his mother’s 50th birthday, the remix quickly became a sensation. The result is a track that perfectly merges the mystical and melancholic essence of Scottish folk with uplifting beats. The lyrics, centered around hope and renewal, enhance the emotional impact of the song. The line “So hope flies in the eyes again, I think I feel alive again” struck a chord with listeners, turning it into a TikTok hit. With The Glen, Beluga Lagoon and Levi Heron prove that tradition and innovation can complement each other. This is no ordinary remix—it’s a creation that connects generations. The combination of authentic emotion and modern production techniques makes this a track that will linger for a long time. A brilliant addition to the Euro200!
	KAROL G once again proves her status as one of the most influential Latin American artists with her latest track, LATINA FOREVA. The Colombian star, born as Carolina Giraldo Navarro on February 14, 1991, in Medellín, has made her unique style and powerful voice her trademark. With this new single, she celebrates her Latin identity in a way that is both energetic and inspiring. From the very first beat, it's clear that LATINA FOREVA is an anthem of confidence and cultural pride. KAROL G blends her signature reggaeton sound with infectious melodies and captivating rhythms, making it impossible to stay still. The production is sleek and modern, while the lyrics reflect her unmistakable attitude and strong message. What makes this track truly special is how KAROL G connects with her audience. She not only celebrates her own roots but invites her listeners to do the same. Her music is a tribute to Latin culture and evokes a sense of empowerment and unity. It’s no surprise that LATINA FOREVA debuts this week at #187 on the Euro 200. Whether this song becomes a huge hit remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: KAROL G continues to reinvent herself and strengthen her position as a top artist in the reggaeton scene. LATINA FOREVA is a bold addition to her impressive discography and a track you’ll undoubtedly hear more often.
	SHUHAR - TOKSIK is a track that immediately grabs attention with its raw, intense energy. Debuting this week at #194 on the Euro 200, it’s no surprise—this song has all the elements to become a favorite among fans of powerful beats and sharp lyrics. SHUHAR, an artist steadily making a name for himself in the urban scene, brings a unique sound that blends influences from various styles. While little information is available about his exact origins, it’s clear that he infuses his music with a distinctive and bold vibe. TOKSIK is a perfect example of this: a track that is not only musically strong but also delivers a message that resonates with listeners. The production of TOKSIK is tight and immersive, with a beat that immediately pulls you in. SHUHAR’s flow is unmistakable, and his lyrics cut deep, making the track an intense listening experience. This is not background music—this is a song that demands attention and draws you into its world.
	1D1R & VACRA - BALADE is a musical journey that takes you through sultry nights and elusive emotions. Debuting this week at #197 on the Euro 200, this track is set to make a lasting impression. 1D1R, an enigmatic and emerging name in the French music scene, brings a unique sound that is both melancholic and captivating. His collaboration with Vacra, a French artist born on May 4, 1995, in Fontainebleau, creates a perfect balance between raw emotion and refined production. Vacra has established himself as a versatile artist in the hip-hop and R&B world, and his distinctive style shines through in Balade. The track itself is a hypnotic blend of dreamy melodies and rhythmic beats. The lyrics explore the fleeting nature of love—intense yet ephemeral. Balade feels like a late-night drive with no destination, a moment of reflection before the sun rises. With this collaboration, 1D1R and Vacra prove they are unafraid to merge emotion and atmosphere into a compelling experience. Whether Balade climbs further up the charts remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: this song lingers long after the final note has played.
	BOND S KNOPKOJ - KUHNI is a track that captures nostalgia and emotion in a unique way. Debuting this week at #200 on the Euro 200, it’s no coincidence—this song strikes a chord with many listeners. The group Bond s Knopkoj was founded in 2017 in Neftekamsk, Russia, by Ilya Zolotukhin, who was still in school at the time. With a background in poetry and rap battles, he developed an unconventional style that defies categorization. Together with drummer David Mukhamedzhanov, he has shaped the band into one of the most distinctive names in the Russian indie-folk scene. Kuhni is a track centered around memories and the warmth of togetherness. The melancholic melodies and poetic lyrics evoke images of long conversations at the kitchen table, where friendships and stories come to life. This is music that is not just heard but felt. With Kuhni, Bond s Knopkoj proves that they can strike a deep emotional chord with their audience.
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