Caro Emerald - A Night Like This

Despite the lousy new interface at The Sixtyone.com, they still have some fine new songs and artists to discover. This week my new song and artist discovery is Caro Emerald, a singer who hails from the Netherlands and sings old school jazz with a touch of modern pop. Her music is pleasantly infectious. Take a look and listen to the videos posted here. Lovely songs, will soon hit my Weekly Top 20 chart. More information and videos by Caro Emerald can be found here:

• Caro Emerald on Wikipedia
• Offical Website
• Caro Emerald Videos

This week on Mel's Weekly Top 20:

Mel’s Weekly Top 20
Week of March 7, 2010

This Week - Song Title - Artist - Last Week

1. Hey, Soul Sister (3rd Week @ #1!) - Train - 1
2. Need You Now - Lady Antebellum - 2
3. Telephone - Lady GaGa Feat. Beyoncé - 3
4. Breakeven - The Script - 5
5. Tik Tok - Kesha - 7
6. Two Is Better Than One - Boys Like Girls w/Taylor Swift - 4
7. Bad Romance - Lady GaGa - 6
8. According to You - Orianthi - 9
9. Hollywood - Marina and the Diamonds - 10
10. Imma Be - The Black Eyed Peas - 15
11. Walk With You - Ringo Starr - 13
12. Temporary Home - Carrie Underwood - 17
13. I Never Told You - Colbie Caillat - 19
14. Smile - Uncle Kracker - 18
15. White Liar - Miranda Lambert - 8
16. Letters from the Sky - Civil Twilight - 14
17. The High Road - Broken Bells - 20
18. If You Only Knew - Shinedown - 11
19. You and Me - Dave Matthews Band - 12
20. Blow Away (Radio Edit) - A Fine Frenzy - new

CHART NOTES

Train holds on to the #1 slot for the 3rd consecutive week with "Hey Soul Sister". The Script move up 1 from #5 to #4 with "Breakeven." Kesha is up to from #7 to #5 with "Tik Tok".

Big Jumps this week for Black Eyed Peas as "Imma Be" breaks into the top 10 at #10, up from #15 this week. Carrie Underwood moves from #17 to #12 with "Temporary Home" and Colbie Caillat jumps from #19 to #13 with "I Never Told You". Ringo Starr moves up 2 from #13 to #11 with "Walk With You". The track also features Paul McCartney on backing vocals. "Smile" by Uncle Kracker moves from #18 to #14. "The High Road" by Broken Bells move from #20 to #17.

One debut song, "Blow Away" by A Fine Frenzy checks in at #20.

Biggest dropper this week is "White Liar" by Miranda Lambert. The country hit tumbles from #8 to #15.

Here's another video from Caro Emerald covering Lady GaGa's "Bad Romance" which is still on my chart at #7 this week.