You just beat me to it. I have also posted in the main forum.

whey! I like the video...the area she's in is amazing!

The video appears to be blocked at the moment.

It's just been on during the interval for Countdown

Official video on VEVO for Too Good to Lose.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PRNy..._order&list=UL

According to a good source the new single will be available as a physical release as well as download.

Didn't expect such a quirky video from Rebecca tbh, that silver guy in particular stood out for me.

Still think it's a great choice of 2nd single. Only problem is that I'm now supporting two artists (Cher as well as Rebecca) who are getting a raw deal in terms of radio play atm.

Welcome aboard, there are not many of us which is surprising considering the success of the album. Rebecca seems to thrive despite lack of radio play, relatively few Youtube hits, relatively few followers on twitter as well as a sadly underused AT. As you say she will have to gain more radio play, so we will wait and see.

True about the YouTube hits, I'm used to seeing Cher's videos go up by at least a hundred thousand views each day, and then there's TGTL which is on 15,000 views after 2 days. Ah well, Radio 2 may play her in the future, if nothing else.

Nice article about her in the Evening Standard http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/lifest...-real-thing.do

But they (along with some other article's I've read) say that she's 'the best selling female debutante of 2011'. Surely that's Jessie J, or am I missing something? Don't get me wrong, I far prefer Rebecca to Jessie and her album has done well but Jessie J's debut album sold loads and was also released in 2011, right? Normally I'd just think it was a mistake but I'm sure I've read it in quite a few places...

Yeah that may be a mistake actually, Who You Are has apparently gone 3x platinum. However I think they mean 'fastest-selling' which would be correct, I imagine.

Nice article, I'm a bit of a Rebecca noob compared to what I know about Cher so at least I'm slowly getting there now.

Rebecca is on MTV Music Channel at 5.00 pm, the programme is called "Rebecca Ferguson Fan Test Top 20". Should be interesting.

I Love The Video!

I've just seen the Nescafe advert again.

Well, first it was crisps, then coffee. What next, could be something big "because she's worth it."

Apologies for the last post, couldn't think of anything else to keep the thread going.

Yes! Rebecca would be the perfect candidate for L'oreal

Heaven back up to number 28 in album chart.

Cool. Also, looking at the singles chart, NRBL has re-entered at #67. Which probably means it's sold 100 copies or something but it's better than nothing.

http://www.theofficialcharts.com/singles-chart/

No sign of TGTL yet though, that'll make the top 40 eventually though, I reckon.

Rebecca has tweeted that all proceeds from Too Good To Lose will be donated to Alder Hey Imagine Appeal and Liverpool Powerhouse.

I think that Nescafe ad was a brilliant move, NRBL is back in TOP 40 and the album is also going up the albums chart.

Album is up three places at number 25 and Nothing's Real But Love re-entry at number 36 in midweek charts.

iTunes Updates
NRBL (Album Version) - #28
NRBL (Single Version) - #253
TGTL - #440

I've noticed that Nothing's Real But Love has been rising and rising these past few days, whats happened? But I'm glad .

Probably the Nescafe Gold Blend TV commercial.

Rebecca and Cher have both been nominated by Glamour magazine as follows:


Adele, Rebecca Ferguson, Cher Lloyd, Pixie Lott, Nicola Roberts, Jessie J and Laura Marling have been shortlisted for the UK Musician/Solo Artist prize.

Rebecca interviewed by Radio 2 today and will be broadcast in a couple of days time. I'm not sure of exact details.