The Echo Label discography less than three months- the first quarter of the album's debut year from its release date. Although Moloko had the highest-placed single in the UK charts when "The Time is Now" made number two in 2000 (kept off the top spot by Melanie C and Lisa Left-Eye Lopes with "Never Be the Same Again"), Feeder arguably have the most well-known single release on Echo's roster. "Buck Rogers" reached number five in January 2001, making it their first ever top 10 single and has over the years become an XFM and UK summer music festival anthem. Feeder have now formed their
Never Gonna Be the Same Paul's lowest chart peak there since the first release of "Gimme the Light". This single is on the popular "Seasons Riddim", a huge dancehall instrumental, on which other artists such as Morgan Heritage, T.O.K., Gyptian, and Wayne Wonder have recorded. The song refers to several notable Jamaicans who are deceased, including Father Bogle, Simpleton and Peter Cargill. The hook and bridge of the song was originally used on Das EFX's 2003 album "How We Do", on the track "The Memories Remain", which Sean Paul was featured on. Never Gonna Be the Same "Never Gonna Be the Same" is a reggae–dancehall