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Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 11-04-2017
50 Cent, a "best of", that's a bit of a push isn't it???
AC/DC "back in black", re-enters the chart, I guess classic albums just keep on keeping on
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 15-04-2017
UK singles chart for week ending 14th April:
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13 is unlucky for some, including Ed Sheeran whose thirteen-week stint at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart has come to an end.Harry Styles scores his first Number 1 as a solo artist with debut single Sign Of The Times. Taken from his fortchoming self-titled debut album, due for release May 12, Sign Of The Times pipped Edâs Shape Of You to the top spot by just over 3,000 copies, the track has been downloaded 39,000 times and accumulated 3.5 million streams in the seven days since its release.
Itâs not all bad though for Ed â Shape of You (2) and Galway Girl (3) are still both in the Top 5, while Shape of You was the most streamed track of the week with 6.8 million plays.
Elsewhere, there are small gains for Martin Jensenâs Solo Dance and Zedd & Alessia Caraâs Stay which both advance one place to new peak positions of 7 and 8 respectively.
MORE: View this week's complete Official Singles Chart Top 100
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Lordeâs Green Light advances seven places this week to crack the Top 20 for the first time (20). Jason Derulo, Nicki Minaj and Ty Dolla $ignâs Swalla leaps 10 spots to 24, while Futureâs Mask Off climbs seven rungs to Number 26.
Finally, two tracks enter the Top 40 for the very first time; Martin Solveig and Ina Wroldsenâs Places rockets 15 places to Number 27, and Disciples score their first Top 40 entry since July 2015 with On My Mind, a 47 place riser to Number 34.
[h=4]Check out this week's Top 100 Official Singles Chart in full[/h]
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 15-04-2017
UK albums chart for week ending 14th April:
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The Chainsmokersâ debut album Memories⦠Do Not Open is this weekâs highest new entry on the Official Albums Chart, with their collection debuting at Number 3. Memories do however contain Ed Sheeran, who has kept his place at Number 1 for a sixth week.
Edâs ÷ notched up 84,000 combined chart sales to retain its Number 1 status for another week, ahead of RagânâBone Man who holds firm at Number 2 with his fast-selling debut Human. Drakeâs More Life (4) and Wonderland from Take That (5) round out the Top 5.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]A further three albums also chart as brand new entries inside the Top 10. Deep Purpleâs 20[SUP]th[/SUP] studio album Infinite lands at Number 6, becoming their 10[SUP]th[/SUP] Top 10 collection in the process. Father John Mistyâs Pure Comedy sits at 8 and marks his first Top 10 LP. Next, Mike & The Mechanics return to the Official Albums Chart Top 10 for the first time since 1996 â Let Me Fly is at 9.
Maryland synthpop outfit Future Islands score a personal best with The Far Field at Number 18, Joey Badass hits a new career peak with All-Amerikkkan Badass at 23, and RagânâBone Manâs Wolves EP hits the Top 40 for the first time at Number 24 following a physical release.
Finally, Queenâs lead guitarist Brian May lands at 27 with his new collaborative album with West End performer Kerry Ellis named Golden Days.
[h=4]See this week's Top 100 Official Albums Chart in full[/h]
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 15-04-2017
Australian singles charts for week ending 15th April: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart
One Direction member Harry Styles has knocked off Ed Sheeran from the top of the ARIA Singles Chart with his debut solo release âSign Of The Timesâ. Styles becomes the second One Direction member to have a solo #1, following Zaynâs âPillowtalkâ (#1 Feb. â16).
In its fourth week in the top 50, Clean Banditâs âSymphonyâ moves up five spots to #9, hitting the top ten for the first time. The track becomes the British trioâs third top ten single.
After debuting at #50 last week, Sydney artist Dean Lewis jumps 25 spots to #25 with his debut single âWavesâ.
This weekâs chart also includes new peaks for Futureâs âMask Offâ (#20) and âSelfishâ (#37), Calvin Harrisâ âHeatstrokeâ (#23), Jason Deruloâs âSwallaâ (#29) and Martin Jensenâs âSolo Danceâ (#40),
Debuts:
#1: Harry Styles âSign Of The Timesâ â The debut solo single from Harry Styles gives the One Direction member his second career #1 on the ARIA Charts. âSign Of The Timesâ is Stylesâ first chart appearance since One Directionâs âHistoryâ (#25 Feb. â16). His first #1 single was with the One Direction hit âDrag Me Downâ (#1 Aug. â15).
#21: Halsey âNow Or Neverâ â American singer-songwriter Halsey picks up her first appearance in the ARIA top 50 as a lead artist with âNow Or Neverâ. The track is the first single released from Halseyâs forthcoming second album Hopeless Fountain Kingdom, due in June. She previously topped the Singles Chart as featured artist on The Chainsmokersâ âCloserâ (#1 Aug. â16).
#42: Kyle âiSpyâ â The top 50 debut from LA rapper Kyle. âiSpyâ, which features fellow rapper Lil Yachty, is currently sitting in the top ten in the US at #4.
Australian albums chart for same date: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart
He may have dropped from #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart but Ed Sheeran maintains the top spot on the ARIA Albums Chart for a sixth consecutive week with ÷.
As well as twelve debuts, this weekâs chart includes significant moves up from Taylor Swiftâs 1989 (up 13 to #27), Remembrance (up 19 to #29), Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Mix Vol. 1 (up seven to #35) and Justin Bieberâs Purpose (up seven to #37).
Debuts:
#2: Tina Arena âTina Arena (Greatest Hits & Interpretations)â â A double disc retrospective from 2015 ARIA Hall Of Fame inductee Tina Arena. The first disc features highlights from Arenaâs career from Singles Chart debut âI Need Your Bodyâ (#3 Jun. â90), through to most recent album Eleven (#2 Nov. â15). The second disc features reinterpretations of songs from Arenaâs back catalogue by the likes of Jimmy Barnes, Katie Noonan, Kate-Miller Heidke and Dannii Minogue, as well as Arenaâs 2015 ARIA Awards performance of âChainsâ with Jessica Mauboy and The Veronicas (#14 Dec. â15).
#3: The Smith Street Band âMore Scared Of You Than You Are Of Meâ â With their fourth studio album, Melbourne group The Smith Street Band pick up their first top ten on the ARIA Albums Chart. More Scared Of You Than You Are Of Me is the follow-up to the bandâs first top 50 album Throw Me In The River (#18 Nov. â14).
#4: The Chainsmokers âMemories...Do Not Openâ â American EDM act The Chainsmokers make their ARIA Albums Chart debut with Memories...Do Not Open. The duoâs debut album includes the singles âParisâ (#4 Jan. â17), the Coldplay collaboration âSomething Just Like Thisâ (#2 Mar. â17) and âThe Oneâ (#36 Apr. â17).
#10: Pentatonix âPTX, Vol. 4â â A new EP from Pentatonix gives the American a cappella group their second top ten entry on the ARIA Albums Chart. The seven track release features the quintetâs takes on tracks by the likes of Queen, John Lennon and A-ha, as well as a cover of âJoleneâ featuring Dolly Parton. Their self-titled fourth album remains their highest peak (#5 Oct. â15).
#14: Father John Misty âPure Comedyâ â Pure Comedy is American singer-songwriter Josh Tillmanâs third album under the pseudonym Father John Misty. It comes two years on from I Love You, Honeybear (#38 Feb. â15) and is Tillmanâs second appearance in the ARIA top 50.
#15: Bethel Music âStarlight (Live)â â American worship group Bethel music score their fourth top 50 entry in four years with Starlight (Live). The album comes a year on from Have It All (Live) (#8 Mar. â16) and was recorded while the group was on tour in the US.
#16: Falling In Reverse âComing Homeâ â The fourth album from American rock band Falling In Reverse. The follow-up to Just Like You (#8 Mar. â15) is also the groupâs fourth album to chart in the ARIA top 50.
#19: Joey Bada$$ âAll-AmerikkkanBada$$â â Album two from American rapper Joey Bada$$. All-Amerikkkan Bada$$ comes just over two years on from B4.DA.$$ (#17 Jan. â15) and features appearances by Schoolboy Q, J Cole, Chronixx and more.
#20: Deep Purple âInfiniteâ â Hard rock legends Deep Purple return to the ARIA top 50 for the first time since 1999 with Infinite. The bandâs twentieth studio album is the follow-up to 2013âs Now What?! and includes a cover of The Doorsâ âRoadhouse Bluesâ. Deep Purpleâs last top 50 appearance was with 30: Very Best Of (#41 Apr. â99).
#25: Rachael Leahcar âShadowsâ â Studio album four from former Voice contestant Rachael Leahcar. Shadows comes three years on from Here Comes The Sun (#38 Apr. â14) is also her fourth album to chart in the ARIA top 50.
#34: The Ten Tenors âWish You Were Hereâ â The eighth top 50 entry on the ARIA Albums Chart for vocal ensemble The Ten Tenors. Wish You Were Here pays tribute to sadly-departed artists including David Bowie, Prince, John Lennon, Amy Winehouse and Jon English. The group last charted with Our Christmas Wish (#16 Nov. â15).
#46: Deez Nuts âBinge & Purgatoryâ â Melbourne hardcore band Deez Nuts score their fourth entry in the ARIA top 50 with Binge & Purgatory. The bandâs fifth studio album is the follow-up to Word Is Bond (#20 May â15).
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - Music Head - 19-04-2017
Billboard positions for new releases on the Top 100 Songs chart for this week
4. Harry Styles - Sign Of The Times
50. Halsey - Now Or Never
74. French Montana ft. Swae Lee - Unforgettable
79. YFN Lucci ft. PnB Rock - Everyday We Lit
89. Flo Rida & 99 Percent - Cake
92. Kenny Chesney - Bar At The End Of The World
97. AJR - Weak
99. Darius Rucker - If I Told You
100. Cole Swindell - Flatliner
Billboard positions for new releases and re-entries on the Top 200 Albums chart for this week
new
1. Chainsmokers - Memories...Do Not Open
4. Pentatonix - PTX Vol. IV: Classics (ep)
5. Joey Bada$$ - All-Amerikkkan Bada$$
10. Father John Misty - Pure Comedy
21. Bethel Music - Star-Light: Recorded Live On Tour
28. Tech N9ne Collabos - Dominion
32. The Maine - Lovely Little Lonely
34. Falling In Reverse - Coming Home
35. New Pornographers - Whiteout Conditions
44. Tee Grizzley - My Moment
50. Joey Feek - If Not For You
52. Future Islands - The Far Field
65. The Lacs - American Rebelution
69. Cold War Kids - La Divine
105. Deep Purple - Infinite
118. k.flay - Every Where Is Some Where
141. Yo-Yo Ma / Chris Thile / Edgar Meyer - Bach Trios
143. Michelle Branch - Hopeless Romaantic
re-entry
114. Led Zeppelin - Mothership
138. Meghan Trainor - Thank You
145. Lord Huron - Strange Trails
153. Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
154. Amy Winehouse - Back To Black
156. Various Artists - This Is A Challenge
176. Maroon 5 - Songs About Jane
183. Maroon 5 - V
187. Jidenna - The Chief
188. Usher - Confessions
195. Kanye West - Graduation
197. Lorde - Pure Heroine
198. Fall Out Boy - American Beauty / American Psycho
200. Abba - Gold -- Greatest Hits
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 21-04-2017
UK singles charts for week ending 21st April:
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Ed Sheeran took a week off from dominating the Official Singles Chart last week, but he has climbed back up to the top spot today after just seven days away.Shape Of You knocks Harry Stylesâ Sign Of The Times from the peak to log a 14[SUP]th[/SUP] week at the top. When it comes to non-consecutive chart toppers, only Frankie Laineâs I Believe has achieved more weeks at Number 1; that track spent 18 weeks at Number 1 over three stints back in 1953.
Clean Bandit and Zara Larssonâs Symphony hops one spot to Number 2, a new peak for the single. Edâs back again with Galway Girl at 3, ahead of Harry Styles who tumbles to Number 4 with Sign Of The Times. Coincidentally, the last one-week reign at Number 1 was Harryâs fellow One Direction bandmate Zayn with debut single Pillowtalk in February 2016.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Kendrick Lamar dominates todayâs Official Singles Chart with five songs from his album Damn hitting the Top 40. The LPâs lead single Humble climbs 25 places to Number 6, becoming this weekâs highest climber in the process. The track is also Kendrickâs third Top 10 single and his highest charting release as a lead artist. Other tunes of his making an impact include DNA (18), Loyalty ft. Rihanna (27), Element (33) and Love (39).
Jason Derulo is another huge climber with his Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign hook-up Swalla, which rises nine spots to Number 15, and finally, two tracks hit the Top 40 for the first time this week. Lady Gaga enters at Number 23 with surprise single release The Cure, while J Husâ Did You See rises seven places to Number 34.
[h=4]Check out this week's Top 100 Official Singles Chart in full[/h]
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 21-04-2017
UK albums charts for week ending 21st April:
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Damn indeed for Kendrick Lamar who just misses out on his second Number 1 album on this weekâs Official Albums Chart.The rapperâs fourth studio album, also stylised as DAMN. rounds out the week at Number 2, some 30,000 copies behind Ed Sheeranâs ÷, which logs a seventh week at Number 1.
Kendrickâs popularity goes from strength to strength, securing his best opening week to date in relation to both physical and digital sales, and streams. The collection is his third Top 10 LP, following 2016âs Untitled Unmastered and the chart topper To Pimp A Butterfly from 2015.
Rounding out todayâs Top 5 are RagânâBone Manâs Human (3), More Life by Drake (4) and Take Thatâs Wonderland (5).
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Tinie Tempah has bagged himself a third Top 10 album with Youth at Number 9, while John Mayer lands in the Top 20 with The Search For Everything at 16, becoming his fourth Top 40 record in the process.
There are rises for Bruno Marsâ 24K Magic, a six place upward move to Number 14, while Adeleâs 25 also shoots up six rungs to Number 20. 25 has now spent an unbroken 74 weeks in the Top 40 since its release.
Finally, greatest hits collections from Fleetwood Mac and Oasis return to the Top 40; Fleetwoodâs The Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac floats 13 placings to 34, and Oasisâ Time Flies leaps six spots to Number 37.
[h=4]See this week's Top 100 Official Albums Chart in full[/h]
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 22-04-2017
Australian singles charts for week ending 22nd April:
http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/singles-chart
After dropping to #2 for a week, Ed Sheeranâs âShape Of Youâ returns to the top spot to claim itâs record-breaking fourteenth week at #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart. The track overtakes Coolioâs âGangstaâs Paradiseâ (#1 Oct. â95) as the longest-running #1 on the ARIA Singles Chart (the ARIA Charts era covers July 1983 to present).
In its fifth week in the top 50, âSymphonyâ continues its steady climb up the chart, moving a further three spots to #6.
Dean Lewisâ âWavesâ continues its move up the chart, this week moving to just outside of the top 20 at #21.
There are also new peaks this week for Jason Deruloâs âSwallaâ (up four to #25), Kyleâs âiSpyâ (up six to #36).
Debuts:
#16: Kendrick Lamar âDNA.â â The first of three debuts on the ARIA Singles Chart this week for American rapper Kendrick Lamar. All three debuts come from Lamarâs new album Damn. (#2 this week). âDNA.â includes samples of criticism of Lamar by several Fox News commentators, as well as a sample of the Rick James track âMary Janeâ.
#17: Lady Gaga âThe Cureâ â Lady Gaga releases her first single of 2017, âThe Cureâ. The track was unveiled by the singer-songwriter during her Saturday night headlining set during the weekend of the Coachella festival. Gaga scored two chart entries in 2016: âPerfect Illusionâ (#14 Sept. â16) and âMillion Reasonsâ (#34 Dec. â16).
#20: Kendrick Lamar Feat. Rihanna âLoyalty.â â Kendrick Lamarâs second new entry for the week. Featuring a guest vocal by Rihanna, âLoyalty.â includes samples of tracks by Bruno Mars, Olâ Dirty Bastard and Jay-Z.
#29: Kendrick Lamar âLove.â â The final new entry for the week from Kendrick Lamarâs #2 album Damn.. âLove.â features German rapper Zacari and American artist Kid Capri.
#31: G-Eazy & Kehlani âGood Lifeâ â American artists G-Eazy and Kehlani team up for âGood Lifeâ. The track is the first to chart locally from The Fate Of The Furious: The Album (new at #13 this week). Itâs G-Eazyâs second chart entry as lead artist, following âMe, Myself & Iâ (#19 Feb. â16). Itâs Kehlaniâs first entry as lead artist.
Australian albums charts for same date:
http://www.ariacharts.com.au/charts/albums-chart
Itâs week seven at #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart for Ed Sheeranâs ÷. With âShape Of Youâ notching up a record-breaking fourteenth week at #1 on the Singles Chart, itâs the sixth week in 2016 that Sheeran has topped both charts.
A jump of eleven spots to #16 puts Taylor Swiftâs 1989 back into the top 20 for the first time since October 2016.
In its seventh week, Remembrance moves up from #27 to a new peak at #20.
With the new Guardians Of The Galaxy soundtrack released this week, Awesome Mix Vol. 1 is back up ten spots to #25.
Debuts:
#2: Kendrick Lamar âDamn.â â Two years on from topping the ARIA Albums Chart with To Pimp A Butterfly (#1 Mar. â15), Kendrick Lamar returns with Damn.. The American rapperâs fourth album features the single âHumble.â (#2 Apr. â17) as well as appearances by Rihanna and U2. Lamar charted last year with the outtakes compilation untitled unmastered. (#3 Mar. â16). To Pimp A Butterfly is back in the chart this week at #30.
#3: Mark Vincent âA Tribute To Mario Lanzaâ â Sydney tenor Mark Vincent scores his fourth top ten entry on the ARIA Albums Chart with A Tribute To Mario Lanza. The album sees Vincent singing tracks made famous by singer/actor Mario Lanza. Vincent last hit the top ten with Songs From The Heart (#10 Oct. â11).
#5: John Mayer âThe Search For Everythingâ â With his seventh studio album, singer-songwriter John Mayer picks up his sixth top ten entry on the ARIA Albums Chart. The Search For Everything is Mayerâs first studio release since Paradise Valley (#1 Sept. â13) and features contributions from Sheryl Crow and Beach Boy Al Jardine, among others.
#13: Soundtrack âThe Fate Of The Furious: The Albumâ â The soundtrack to the eighth instalment in the Fast & Furious film franchise. The Fate Of The Furious: The Album includes tracks by Young Thug, 2 Chainz, Migos, Jeremih and Pitbull, as well as the G-Eazy & Kehlani track âGood Lifeâ (new at #31 on this weekâs Singles Chart). Soundtracks from all of the seriesâ films have charted: The Fast And The Furious (#33 Oct. â01), 2 Fast 2 Furious (#26 Jun. â03), The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift (#77 Jun. â06), Fast & Furious (#37 Apr. â09), Fast Five (#39 May â11), Fast & Furious 6 (#10 Jun. â13) and Furious 7 (#3 Apr. â15).
#19: Spit Syndicate âOne Good Shirt Had Us All Flyâ â Hip hop duo Spit Syndicate grab their second entry in the ARIA top 50 with One Good Shirt Had Us All Fly. Itâs the Sydney actâs fourth studio album, the follow-up to Sunday Gentlemen (#15 Mar. â13). Between Spit Syndicate releases, the duo teamed up with Horrorshow, Jackie Onassis and Joyride for the One Day album Mainline (#2 Aug. â14).
#49: Rhiannon Giddens âFreedom Highwayâ â American folk artist Rhiannon Giddens makes her ARIA Charts debut with Freedom Highway. The album is Giddensâ second solo studio release. Sheâs also the lead singer, violinist, banjo player and a founding member of the Grammy-winning country, blues and old-time music band Carolina Chocolate Drops.
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - Music Head - 25-04-2017
Billboard positions for new releases on the Top 100 Songs chart for this week
1. Kendrick Lamar - Humble.
4. Kendrick Lamar - DNA.
14. Kendrick Lamar ft. Rihanna - Loyalty.
16. Kendrick Lamar - Element.
18. Kendrick Lamar ft. Zacari - Love.
32. Kendrick Lamar - Yah.
33. Kendrick Lamar ft. U2 - XXX.
35. Kendrick Lamar - Feel.
37. Kendrick Lamar - Pride.
39. Lady Gaga - The Cure
42. Kendrick Lamar - Lust.
50. Kendrick Lamar - Fear.
54. Kendrick Lamar - Blood.
58. Kendrick Lamar - God.
63. Kendrick Lamar - Duckworth.
76. G-Eazy & Kehlani - Good Life
78. Lil Yachty ft. Migos - Peek A Boo
87. Logic ft. Damian Lamar Hudson - Black Spiderman
93. Chris Stapleton - Broken Halos
99. Lord Huron - The Night We Met
Billboard positions for new releases and re-entries on the Top 200 Albums chart for this week
new
1. Kendrick Lamar - Damn.
2. John Mayer - The Search For Everything
10. Soundtrack - The Fate Of The Furious: The Album
12. Playboi Carti - Playboy Carti
84. Rich Homie Quan - Back To The Basics
97. Moneybagg Yo & Yo Gotti - 2 Federal
159. String Cheese Incident - Believe
164. AJR - What Everyone's Thinking (ep)
173. Little Dragon - Season High
195. Talib Kweli & Styles P - The Seven (ep)
re-entry
57. Bee Gees - Number Ones
87. Neil Diamond - All-Time Greatest Hits
90. Johnny Cash - Legend Of
114. Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers - Greatest Hits
130. Lil Dicky - Professional Rapper
134. Soundtrack - Guardians Of The Galaxy: Awesome Mix Vol. 1
139. Bee Gees - Ultimate
144. AC/DC - Back In Black
148. Soundtrack - Saturday Night Fever
153. Elton John - Greatest Hits 1970-2002
160. Bee Gees - Greatest
179. Kendrick Lamar - Section.80
180. Hillsong Worship - Let There Be Light
183. Original Broadway Cast Recording - Dear Evan Hansen
184. Linkin Park - [Hybrid Theory]
191. Panic! At The Disco - A Fever You Can't Sweat Out
194. Taylor Swift - 1989
199. RaeLynn - Wildhorse
200. The 1975 - I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It
Weekly Music Charts for 2017 - CRAZY-HORSE - 28-04-2017
UK charts for week ending 28th April: SINGLES:
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The UK just wants to be part of your Symphony, Clean Bandit! The three-pieceâs collaboration with Zara Larsson is this weekâs Number 1, denying Ed Sheeran a 15[SUP]th[/SUP] week at the top on the Official Singles Chart.Symphony is Clean Banditâs third Number 1, their second in a row after Rockabye, which spent nine weeks at the top and scooped the 2016 Christmas Number 1. Itâs Zara Larssonâs first UK chart-topper, her previous highest peak being Number 2, with I Would Like.
Clean Bandit tell OfficialCharts.com: âWe are all amazed to hear that Symphony is Number 1! Weâve been in the US the last few weeks touring with Zara Larsson and we got the chance to tell her it was Number 1. She was so excited!
âAfter everything thing that happened with Rockabye, we didnât think it would be possible to replicate that but now weâre Number 1 again!â
MORE: View this week's complete Official Singles Chart Top 100
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]There are two new entries in this weekâs Top 10, the first climbing nine to 6 for Jason Derulo. Swalla, featuring Nicki Minaj and Ty Dolla $ign becomes Jasonâs 12[SUP]th[/SUP] Top 10 hit, Nickiâs 11th and Tyâs 2[SUP]nd[/SUP]. Shawn Mendes also impacts the Top 10 at Number 7 â he climbs an epic 136 spots with Thereâs Nothing Holdinâ Me Back, claiming his third Top 10.
MORE: The Official Top 40 biggest songs of 2017 so far
Within the Top 20, there are a few notable climbs, including The Cure by Lady Gaga, rising four to 19 and the 17[SUP]th[/SUP] Top 20 of Gagaâs career. Just behind her, Did You See from J Hus leaps 14 to Number 20.
Daddy Yankee scores his first Top 40 appearance in 12 years, since Gasolina back in 2005. His Luis Fonsi collab Despacito jumps from Number 70 to 22 thanks to a remix featuring Justin Bieber.
Rising 39 to 24 is viral video hit French Montana and Swae Leeâs Unforgettable, and Zayn and PARTYNEXTDOORâs Still Got Time lifts nine to 27.
A further three songs make Top 40 debuts: Paramoreâs Hard Times marks their 7[SUP]th[/SUP] Top 40 appearance at 34, Lana Del Reyâs Lust For Life featuring The Weeknd is at Number 38 and Cheat Codes make No Promises with Demi Lovato at 39.
[h=4]Check out this week's Top 100 Official Singles Chart in full[/h]