Two other key contenders weren’t gigantic hits. Frank Ocean’s “Thinking Bout You” has climbed as high as #39. Mumford & Sons’ “I Will Wait” peaked at #23. The songs are from this year’s front-runners for Album of the Year: Ocean’s Channel Orange and Mumford & Sons’ Babel. Ocean is also this year’s front-runner for Best New Artist. This would be the second Record of the Year nomination in a row for Mumford & Sons. The British folk revival band was nominated last year for “The Cave.”
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