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View all search resultsAnggun’s new single lands on Billboard chart
Indonesian pop star Anggun’s new single, “What We Remember”, has entered the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart in the 50th spot.
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Anggun Cipta Sasmi on the cover of her latest single "What We Remember." (twitter.com/Anggun_Cipta/File)
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ndonesian pop star Anggun’s new single, “What We Remember”, has entered the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart (https://www.billboard.com/charts/dance-club-play-songs) in the 50th spot.
“What We Remember”, a pop-electro track with a touch of acoustic, is part of the singer-songwriter’s latest album, 8, released on Dec. 8 last year.
Anggun is not new to the Billboard charts, having seen her 1998 single “Snow on the Sahara” listed on three Billboard charts, namely Adult Pop Songs (#22), Dance Club Songs (#16) and Heatseekers Album (#23). According to tempo.co, Anggun was the first Indonesian-born musician to have made the charts.
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What a way to start 2018! #WhatWeRemember just entered @billboard Dance Charts at #50 🌟🦄🙏🏽 Thanks to my fans & the Dance community in America for this outstanding support & loyalty. I promise I’ll try to visit the US #Grateful #Anggun8 pic.twitter.com/Fj76ZkEGSI
— Anggun Official (@Anggun_Cipta) January 4, 2018
“I feel so honored to be included on Billboard charts once again,” Anggun said.
“I know that many of my American fans have complained that I’ve been so far away for a long time,” Anggun continued. “I promise I’ll try to visit America in 2018.” (wir/kes)
