Girl group scores music show No. 1 with a two-year-old track after chart reverse run
An unnamed girl group hit No. 1 on digital charts with a two-year-old song, then won a public broadcast music show with the same track.
A girl group claimed No. 1 on a public broadcast music show with a track released two years ago. No new release. No comeback schedule. Just an old song finding its audience.
The group first pushed the track to the top of digital music charts before the broadcast win. That's the kind of reverse-chart run that turns a deep cut into a full comeback.
(The source does not name the group or the song.)
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