West Lothian music duo LF SYSTEM continue to dominate the UK charts with their gold-certified single 'Afraid To Feel'. This could be the longest UK number 1 by a Scottish artist. in 6 years.
The pair took '80s icon Kate Her Bush off the charts in her June and her three-week streak with the 1985 single "Running Up That Hill." was recorded.
And so far, West Lothian her duo has achieved her over 45 million streams in the UK.
The song just hit her 1 million global Shazam and is now on the verge of earning her the No. 1 spot for her longest-running dance record ever.
We are currently preparing to hold the top spot for 6 consecutive weeks. This makes them the first Scottish artist to hold the top spot for a long time in six years.
The song has been dominating UK airwaves since its release. Before being named Radio 1's Tune of the Week, she was named Clara Amfo's Hottest Record on Radio 1's Future Sounds.
It later became the most-played track on Radio 1, Kiss FM and Capital. Number of video views on TikTok.
But they will face some stiff competition as they hope to fend off platinum-selling Beyoncé after releasing her new album, Renaissance, at the end of last month.
}The pair took the UK music scene by storm after meeting just two years ago and quitting their day job just two months ago.
Conor Larkman and Sean Finnigan--he is known in the scene as LF SYSTEM--the two met on a night in the Edinburgh club, played sets in succession, and soon joined forces to form themselves. track has been released.
Since then, their latest single, "Afraid To Feel," has been a staple at festivals and clubs across the country since its release early in the summer.
LF SYSTEM commented:
"We just quit our day job a few months ago and now have a gold certified single and have held the Scottish flag at number one for the longest time in Scotland for quite some time.
"Not only do you have the same conversations as Lewis Capaldi and one of our idols, Calvin Harris, but you're competing with Beyonce, Drake, Kate Bush, George Ezra, and more." and to compete with even more big international artists, a real dream come true.”
Their first single, “Dancing Cliché,” was released by Ewan McVicar, Elliott Adamson, Danny Howard, It became popular under names such as TSHA and later received a full commercial release through Warner Records, spending six weeks on the Radio 1 playlist.
For the remainder of the year, his LF SYSTEM first-ever sold-out London headline show at Night Tales, a special guest appearance with Gorgon City on the Realm Tour in Liverpool, and Ware in Manchester. Host a set at House Project's legendary Halloween party.
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