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Fiona debuts chart positions

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"Shameika," the lead single from Apple's new album Fetch the Bolt Cutters, debuts at No. 24 on Billboard's Adult Alternative Songs airplay list dated May 9.

It also apparently debuted at 15 on Hot Rock Songs!

 

What do we think about it being the lead single, and do you think it'll chart any higher/on any other charts?

Edited by JoeAg

I don't think she'll do any videos and those would be the only reason I'd care about the single choices :rip: Heavy Balloon, Cosmonauts, and I Want You To Love Me seem the most radio-friendly ones to me though.

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1 minute ago, izebize said:

I don't think she'll do any videos and those would be the only reason I'd care about the single choices :rip: Heavy Balloon, Cosmonauts, and I Want You To Love Me seem the most radio-friendly ones to me though.

I agree that Heavy Balloon would be an AMAZING single choice. I can already see it in movie trailers :jonny2:

my brother told me that he heard a rumor about Mark Romanek directing a new video for a song from the first half of the album...we shall see

1 minute ago, JoeAg said:

I agree that Heavy Balloon would be an AMAZING single choice. I can already see it in movie trailers :jonny2:

my brother told me that he heard a rumor about Mark Romanek directing a new video for a song from the first half of the album...we shall see

Omg :jonny5:I hope she proves me wrong and delivers :duca: 

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