Counting down The Enemy's most streamed YouTube tracks by the fans that buy and listen to the music continues as we edge nearer to the #1 spot. This time we find out the runners up from the first four album releases. While every fan may like different songs for personal reasons, these runner up songs prove that The Enemy fans all love up tempo belters.
Away From Here (WLADITT 2007)
No Time For Tears (MFTP 2009)
Like A Dancer (SITS 2012)
Don't Let Nothing Get In The Way (IA 2015)
With a massive 3.2m streams on YouTube, Away From Here from the first album, has continued to be a firm favourite. You can't listen to this song without the urge to find a josh pit and get stuck right in (unless you want to stay at home with Richard and Judy!).
Fans were treated to a free give away with Don't Let Nothing Get In The Way, used as a promotion for the launch of the fourth studio album (It's Automatic, October 2015).
No Time For Tears peaked at #4 on the Official UK Physical Singles Chart in April 2009, becoming the most successful track from the second album. The video was visually powerful with The Enemy performing inside a glass box, while facing various angry faces, objects and graffiti - which might well sum up the difficulty of releasing the second album after the massive success of the debut.
The video for Like A Dancer was filmed in Glasgow, Scotland with fans in mind. It was directed by The Blind Club at Left Eye Blind Productions and captured the mood of the Scottish fans beautifully.
Find out which tracks became the most YouTube streamed from The Enemy albums in the next article.....
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