Cliff Richard track surges on streaming charts following video game feature
Published 1d ago · Latest report 2h ago
Affects United Kingdom
A 1970s classic by Cliff Richard becomes a viral hit with younger listeners thanks to a video game.
Veteran singer Cliff Richard is experiencing an unexpected resurgence in popularity among younger listeners. His 1970s single is climbing streaming charts and vinyl sales after featuring in a new video game trailer.
- The catalystThe sudden musical revival follows the inclusion of the track in promotional material for Grand Theft Auto 6.
- The artistThe veteran British performer is currently 86 years old.
- The formatYounger fans are actively seeking out physical vinyl copies of the vintage single in addition to streaming it.
Why it matters
Viral revivals driven by gaming soundtracks regularly propel legacy artists into modern charts, introducing decades-old music to digital-native generations.
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The 1970s song Devil Woman has seen a surge in listening figures and vinyl purchases among younger demographics after appearing in a major video game trailer.
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- The GuardianDevil Woman: why does gen Z suddenly love Cliff Richard?2h ago · open ↗
- The IndependentCliff Richard’s unlikely renaissance as ‘Devil Woman’ lands on GTA 6 soundtrack1d ago · open ↗
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