Shane Codd to release new single in March After the Top 10 success of Get Out My Head, Shane is keeping his foot on the gas.
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Shane Codd is to release his next single in March.
Speaking with Hot Press, the DJ and producer from Cavan is lining up a spring release for his second single, which follows Get Out My Head, a Number 6 hit on both the Official Irish Singles Chart and the UK s Official Singles Chart.
This month, Shane s reworking of a track from a really big artist” will be released as official remix, so it is safe to say that the 23-year-old is keeping his pedal to the metal.
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London rapper Fredo is on track to bag the highest new entry and a flurry of placings on this week’s Official Chart, following the release of his new fourth album Money Can’t Buy Happiness.
The singer and songwriter from Queen’s Park starts out just behind reigning chart queen Olivia Rodrigo at Number 2 on today’s Official Chart First Look, with brand new entry Money Talks ft. Dave - the pair topped the Official Singles Chart together back in 2018 on Funky Friday. See Fredo’s chart history.
Further down follows a new Fredo collaboration with late rapper Pop Smoke and Young Adz – Burner On Deck (11), and a further midweek entry at 14 - Ready ft. Summer Walker.
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Shane Codd is making huge waves on the charts We may be stuck in what feels like a never-ending lockdown but that hasn’t stopped exciting Irish DJ Shane Codd conquering the pop world from his bedroom in Cavan. The 24-year-old has spent that last three months on the UK singles chart with his uplifting dance anthem Get Out My Head, including three weeks in the top ten.
Grado GT220 review: What do you get for the money?
The Grado GT220 retail for £250, a price tag that puts them in direct competition with the likes of Apple’s AirPods Pro, the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds and Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless 2. But while those similarly-priced rivals offer an extensive suite of features, the GT220 hang their hat squarely on sound quality.
Grado has chosen to omit active noise cancellation and an ambient sound mode - marquee features for the majority of earbuds in the £200 plus bracket - and the there s no companion app either, which means you can t customise your buds or tinker with their EQ. The GT220 are only IPX2 rated, so while able to withstand a few drops of water, they fall short of the sweat- and water-resistance offered by most of their rivals. This leaves you with a pair of earbuds that feel a little underprepared for the rigours of modern life.
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