Meghan Trainor returns to the Top 10 of the British chart after 6 years

The latest single by Meghan Trainor, “Made You Look” has entered the Top 10 of the Official UK Music Chart, according to updates released on Friday (11). The song has climbed six positions since the last update, reaching eighth place. This is the first time the singer has reached the Top 10 in the UK since the song “Lips Are Movin'”, six years ago, during the height of his album “Title”. Despite this, Meghan Trainor was in first place in the chart with his partnership with Charlie Puth on the song “Marvin Gaye”.

“Made You Look” returns to the doo-wop style, vocals inspired by “rhythm and blues”, which the singer used at the beginning of her career and, according to an interview given to Official Chartsreturned to use thanks to the short video platform TikTok. “They like that doo-wop stuff? What?! And then a songwriter came to me one day and told me that an artist they were working with wanted to do 'the Meghan Trainor sound'”, revealed the artist.

_{Official music video for “Made You Look” (Youtube)}

Meghan Trainor was a pop music icon between 2014 and 2016 and released hits such as “Node”, “All About That Bass”, “Like I'm Gonna Lose You” and “Lips Are Movin'”. The fun rhythm, colorful music videos and the theme of female empowerment helped to win over the public. From 2016 onwards, the singer faced difficulties in making it onto the music charts. The song “All About That Bass” reached the top of the charts in 58 countries and became one of the singles best-selling in history. The new hit “Made You Look” seems to return to the initial characteristics of the beginning of his career.

In an interview with Rolling Stonethe singer commented on the creative process of the album “Title”, saying that he stopped writing songs that he thought people wanted to hear, or for the radio, and focused on making songs that reflected his feelings.

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