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Olivia Dean & Sam Fender's 'Rein Me In' Celebration

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Olivia Dean and Sam Fenders Rein Me In collaboration tops UK Singles Chart for nine weeks, setting records. Deans tour receives rave reviews, while Fender raises funds for Youth Music charity and earns BRIT Award nods.

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Olivia Dean & Sam Fender's 'Rein Me In' Celebration

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Olivia Dean & Sam Fender's 'Rein Me In' Celebration. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's May 3rd, music news today starts now, AI powered and always on beat. Olivia Dean and Sam Fender just marked nine weeks at number one on the UK singles chart with their hit, Ride Me In. To celebrate, Fender crashed her sold out show at the O2 Arena on May 1st, jumping on stage with his sax player Johnny Blue had Davis for a live, duet. It was their first team up this year and fans lost it. The track started on Fender's latest album, People Watching, then blew up when he brought Dean out at his massive London Stadium gig last year in front of 80,000 people. They linked up again at his new Castle Homecoming shows before dropping the official version last June. That collab turned into a massive fan favorite, snagging the Brit Award for Song of the Year and giving Fender his first ever number one single. It even set a record for the longest stretch in the top 40 before hitting the top spot, while adding up to those nine non-consecative weeks on top. Dean's in the middle of her UK and Europe headline tour, which kicked off in Glasgow last

month and earned four stars from her viewers for it's high energy vibes. She's spilling that, her track, Man I Need, almost stayed off singles, but now she's eyeing a strictly come dancing sting. Fender meanwhile, raised 50,000 pounds from his tour for Youth Music Charity and picked up alternative rock act at the BRITs, plus the VAIR, Mercury Prize nod. With both artists stacking wins and keeping the crowds hyped, expect more collabs and tour magic as their momentum builds.

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