Drake holds for a second week atop the ARIA Singles Chart with his track “One Dance” (#3 DL/#1 Str), which is also spending its fifth week at No.1 in the UK and now just this past week attained the top spot on the US Billboard chart too.
Holding its No.2 debut position this week are Calvin Harris and Rihanna with “This is What You Came for” (#1 DL/#2 Str), which is now certified Gold (●) in sales after only two weeks on sales and the track could take over the top spot next week if it weren’t for the fact that we have two big acts debuting in the next two positions.
Delta Goodrem is back on our screens in her continuing role as a coach on The Voice, and last Sunday night she performed her new song “Dear Life” (#2 DL) at The Logies, plus a week of promotion all helps the song debut at No.3 this week, becoming the 16th Top 10 and 13th Top 3 single for Delta on the ARIA Singles chart, plus this is the second single from her forthcoming fifth album, after last years “Wings” (HP-1×2, from 17th August).
A new DreamWorks film entitled “Trolls” is due to open in November, and Justin Timberlake does the voice of one of the lead characters based on the 1980’s fuzzy haired ‘troll-dolls’. A song to be featured on the soundtrack and sung by Justin entitled “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” (#4 DL/#18 Str) debuts at No.4 this week becoming JT’s 17th Top 10 and 11th Top 5 hit, with his last Top 10 entry being “Not a Bad Thing” (HP-10, peaked 28th April, 2014).
The Chainsmokers and Daya hold at No.5 again this week with “Don’t Let Me Down” (#6 DL/#3 Str) and dropping two spots to No.6 is Pink with her recent No.1 track “Just Like Fire” (#5 DL/#16 Str), and stepping over Pink to be lower again than her this week are Gnash and Olivia O’Brien with “I Hate U, I Love U” (#9 DL/#11 Str), down four to No.7 and now ▲Platinum in sales. After two weeks at No.7 Flume is down one spot to No.8 with “Say it” (#7 DL/#4 Str) and also down a single place is Dua Lipa with “Be the One” (#8 DL/#19 Str) to No.9 whilst the end of the Top 10 is occupied by Mike Posner with “I Took a Pill in Ibiza” (#11 DL/#7 Str), down four to No.10 this week.
UP: Stepping up one spot to a new peak of No.11 are Galantis with “No Money” (#11 DL/#9 Str), plus two more songs take a single step up to a new chart height within the Top 20, “Panda” (#19 DL/#6 Str) by Desiigner, and Little Mix with Jason DeRulo on “Secret Love Song” (#16 DL/#35 Str) to No.15 and No.17 respectively, whilst returning to the twenty, up two to No.19 are Tinie Tempah and Zara Larsson with “Girls Like” (HP-15, #21 DL/#21 Str), which is now Gold (●) in sales and leaping up eighteen places to land at No.20 is Topic with “Home” (#14 DL), and right behind him are DNCE with “Cake by the Ocean” (#27 DL/#31 Str), swimming up sixteen spots to dive into the No.21 position, plus the song also achieves Gold (●). After debuting on the chart for the first time last week in its twenty-year life, “My Boo” (#18 DL) for Ghost Town DJ’s runs (man) up sixteen places to No.26 and climbing into the Top 40 are Kungs vs. Cookin’ on 3 Burners with “This Girl” (48 to 31, #25 DL) and Anne-Maree with “Do it Right” (47 to 32, #29 DL). Conrad Sewell also sang at The Logies last Sunday night performing his recent No.22 single “Remind Me” (#30 DL), which blasts back into the Top 100 at No.44 this week and jumping up thirty-six places to land a new peak of No.50 this week are The Temper Trap with “Fall Together” (#35 DL), becoming the bands fifth Top 50 entry and first appearance this high since July 2012 when “Trembling Hands” (HP-38 peaked Oct 2012) first cracked the Top 50.
DOWN: There are two songs leaving the Top 10 this week, first act out are Fifth Harmony with Ty Dolla $ign on “Work from Home” (HP-3×3, WI10-8, #13 DL/#5 Str), which is down three to No.12 and this years longest running No.1 single (so far) “7 Years” (HP-1×8, WI10-12, #12 DL/#10 Str) for Lukas Graham which is down four to No.14. “Cheap Thrills” (#24 DL/#13 Str) by Sia is down three to No.16 and down four to No.23 are Hilltop Hoods with “1955” (#28 DL/#17 Str). Flume is down three to No.25 with “Never Be Like You” (#32 DL/#12 Str) which is currently charting in New Zealand (#13), Belgium (#17), Germany (#71), USA (#79), Switzerland (#70), France (#73) and Canada (#82), and here it is newly certified 3x▲Platinum. Ariana Grande drops six to No.30 with the title track from her album due this coming Friday (20th June) “Dangerous Woman” (#38 DL/#20 Str) and also down six is Kiiara with “Gold” (#29 Str) to No.36 and last weeks No.17 track for Beyonce in “Formation” (#20 DL) marches down twenty places to No.37 this week, whilst her “Hold Up” (#22 DL) falls seventeen to No.42. “Fast Car” (#23 Str) for Jonas Blue is also now 3x▲Platinum in sales and down four to No.38 whilst dropping eight places each are The Chainsmokers with “Roses” (#22 Str) and “Work” (#26 Str) by Rihanna and Drake to No.39 and No.40 respectively. After her rebound last week with “Hello” (#36 DL), Adele drops back this week nine spots to No.45 and down eight to No.48 are Broods with “Free”, whilst dropping hard into the lower fifty are Macklemore & Ryan Lewis with “Dance off” (44 to 67), “Amnesia” for 5SOS (49 to 77) and “Bored to Death” by Blink 182 (50 to 78).
Lower 50: The two Top 10 debuts are the only new entries to the Top 50 this week, and in the lower fifty we see “Needed Me” (#34 Str) by Rihanna climb up seven to a new peak of No.54 just ahead of her second duet with Drake in the Top 50 this week, this one a new entry at No.55 is “Too Good” (#40 DL), which becomes the pairs fourth duet to chart here.
Radiohead and last weeks entry “Burn the Witch” are up eighteen places to a new peak of No.63 this week, whilst their #2 debuting album “A Moon Shaped Pool” also throws another song onto the chart this week, coming in at No.73 is “Daydreaming”, which is the first time since their “Hail to the Thief” (LP#6, June 2003) set that an album of theirs has sent two or more singles into the chart.
“Sex” for Cheat Codes and Kris Kross Amsterdam snuck into the chart at No.98 last week and this week thrusts up twenty-three spots to a new peak of No.75, with returning tracks this week being “Bang My Head” for David Guetta and Sia at No.87 and Ed Sheeran is back in at No.88 with “Photograph”, whilst the longest charting single still goes to Ed with his former No.1 “Thinking of You”, back up five to No.90 and spending its 88th week in the Top 100. The half-year mark is also achieved this week for Justin Beiber’s “Love Yourself” (#24 Str) at No.35 and “Youth” by Troye Sivan at No.66.
Meghan Trainor just released her second album “Thank You” as of Friday (13th May) and the second single to chart from the album debuts at No.51 this week entitled “Me Too” (#37 DL), following up her recent Top 10 single “No” (TW-22, HP-9, #23 DL/#27 Str) and this becomes her eight Top 100 entry. As I mentioned earlier Ariana Grande’s new album is out next Friday, and another track to enter from the set is new at No.56, “Into You”, whilst the first entry in five years for Red Hot Chili Peppers comes in at No.71 with “Dark Necessities”, the first entry from their forthcoming eleventh studio album “The Getaway” (due June 17th), overall becoming the bands 28th Top 100 chart entry.
A second single from the current twenty one pilots album “Blurryface” (TW-25) debuts at No.81 entitled “Ride”, and after their recent tour here this becomes the bands second entry after the Top 10 hit “Stressed Out” (HP-2, TW-18, #26 DL/#25 Str). Chris Brown debuts at No.97 with “Grass Ain’t Greener” from his January Top 20 album “Royalty”, whilst the final new entry this week comes in at No.100 and is the third entry for UK dance producer Sigala who has teamed up with vocalist John Newman and guitarist and uber-producer Nile Rodgers on the song “Give Me Your Love”.
Written, Compiled and Researched by Gavin Ryan.
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