Monthly charts - April 2021

1. Madleen Kane - You Can
2. Alexis Jordan - Good Girl (Freemasons Radio Edit)
3. Hilary Duff - Little Lies
4. Eric Saade - Day & Night
5. Madonna - I Don't Search I Find (Kue's Studio 54 Mix Edit)
6. Nick Jonas - This Is Heaven
7. Sequal - Let It Go
8. Madleen Kane - Fire In My Heart
9. Give Give Give - Dance Aid
10. Madonna - Medellín (Robbie Rivera Vocal Edit)
11. Rick Astley - Unwanted
12. Madleen Kane - Playing For Time
13. The Pussycat Dolls - I Hate This Part (Dave Audé Radio Edit)
14. Hilary Duff - One In A Million
15. Nick Jonas - Don't Give Up On Us
16. Demi Lovato - Unbroken
17. Tokio Hotel - We Found Us
18. Alexis Jordan - Acid Rain
19. Demi Lovato - Heart Attack (The Alias Radio Remix)
20. Nick Jonas - Spaceman
21. Madleen Kane - The Lonely One
22. Demi Lovato - Really Don't Care (Digital Dog Radio Remix)
23. Taylor Dayne - Floor On Fire (Bimbo Jones Radio Edit)
24. Inger Lise Rypdal - En Spennende Dag For Josefine
25. Taylor Dayne - Facing A Miracle (SoundFactory Radio Edit)
26. Bonnie Tyler - Holding Out For A Hero



This list shows which songs I've listened to the most this month, on my computer and my iPod. A regularly updated list of my all-time favourite songs can be found here.

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"Hit that perfect beat, boy"

New CD's in my record collection: "Paintings In My Mind", "Tommy Page (Japanese Edition)", "A Friend To Rely On (Japanese Edition)" and "Turn On The Radio (Promo)" by gay icon Tommy Page who sadly passed away earlier this year. "Overdrive" by Katerine Avgoustakis, "Truthdare Doubledare" by Bronski Beat, "Madness" by Australian Eurovision star Guy Sebastian, "Kings Of Suburbia (Deluxe Edition)" by Tokio Hotel and the collection "Génération TV" packed with classic TV themes.

Video: Tokio Hotel - Love Who Loves You Back

German band Tokio Hotel are known for their singles "Monsoon", "Automatic" and the beautiful "Don't Jump". Now, they're back with the brand new single "Love Who Loves You Back", and I'm very glad that the sound is more electronic than usual. I also like the sexy video, which features both straight and gay kissing.

"Love Who Loves You Back" is taken from the upcoming album "Kings Of Suburbia" and is available now on iTunes and Spotify. The album can be pre-ordered from Amazon UK and Amazon US.