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How Is The Air Up There?: 80 Mod, Soul And Freakbeat Nuggets From Down Under
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The first new No.1 single for 2018 occurs this week as Drake's No.5 debut from last week "God's Plan" moves up four places to become his second No.1 song on the ARIA Singles Chart.
"God's Plan" becomes the 1070th No.1 single in Australia (1940 to 2018) and the 505th for ARIA (1983 to 2018), plus the fourth chart-topping song for the Republic record label, and with this becoming Drake's second No.1 song here he has now amassed seven weeks at the top, placing him equal 17th on the list for 'Accumulated Weeks at No.1: 2010's; Singles' alongside John Legend (2 #1's total of 7 wks).
This is the first song to feature the word 'Plan' to hit No.1 in Australia, while it's the second time that 'God' has been at the top, the first time was waaayyy back in November of 1953 when Les Paul & Mary Ford spent four weeks at No.1 with "Vaya Con Dios (May God Be with You)". The new No.1 song also becomes the 26th by a Canadian artist to hit the top, and the song debuted at the top in England last week (and holds for this week), while this week it entered at No.1 in both America and Canada, plus took out the spot in Ireland and New Zealand. The song is lead by its streaming sales, the song climbing to No.1 (from #4 last week) on the streaming chart and is on hold at No.10 over on the digital chart.
After an eight week stay at the top, the Ed Sheeran track "Perfect" is down one spot to No.2 and newly certified from 3xP to now 6x▲Platinum, and it is now one of the equal 49th longest running No.1's in Australia (1940 to 2018) and also for this decade it is equal sixth alongside other eight week running No.1's for this decade in "7 Years" by Lukas Graham (2016), "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke (2013), "Whistle" by Flo Rida (2012) and the Gotye and Kimbra teaming for "Somebody That I Used to Know" (2011).
The No.1 digital selling track again this week is last weeks national No.2 single "Meant to Be" by Bebe Rexha with Florida Georgia Line, which is pushed own one spot to No.3, while also down one place each are "I Fall Apart" for Post Malone and the Eminem and Ed Sheeran teaming "River" to No.4 and No.5 respectively. Last weekends Grammy Awards in New York saw Bruno Mars take out the majority of awards, and this has helped his current single "Finesse" with Cardi B to leap back up five places for a second week within the Top 10 and at a new peak of No.6, plus the track is now Gold (●) in sales, while also Gold is the new Camila Cabello track "Never Be the Same", up five spots to a new peak of No.7 and replacing her former No.1 "Havana" within the Top 10.
After a couple of more weeks at its peak of No.7 (four broken weeks in total), the NF track "Let You Down" drops one spot to No.8, and Pnau land their second successive Top 10 single as "Go Bang" rises five places to land at No.9, this time last year the group scored their first Top 10 when "Chameleon" rose to No.4 in the second week of February, plus it is helped up the chart by a high Triple J Hottest 100 placing of J#7. Rudimental score their fifth Top 10 single in Australia as their new track "These Days" is up eight places to a new peak of No.10, plus for the tracks guest vocalist's it's the third Top 10 for Jess Glynne and the eighth for Macklemore.
UP: * Portugal. The Man and their track "Feel it Still" are back up one spot to No.15 and it is newly certified 3x▲Platinum (formerly 1xP) and it also scored at Triple J ranking for 2017's count down at J#26. * The new Dua Lipa track "IDGAF" was No.1 in Ireland last week and here it is up seven places to a new peak of No.16. * Triple J's No.1 song for 2017 was "Humble" for Kendrick Lamar, plus with his Grammy wins, it helps his former No.2 single back up twenty-five places to No.20, the song now 4x▲Platinum too. * Imagine Dragons just announced a May tour here, and their former No.2 track "Thunder" is on hold at No.25 this week and newly 4x▲Platinum in sales (was 2xP), while their track "Believer" is back up three spots to No.66 and celebrating its one year anniversary on the chart. * The Angus & Julia Stone song "Chateau" crept into the Top 50 two weeks ago, and thanks to a J#3 ranking, the song this week bullets up twenty-two places to a new peak of No.26. * Camelphat and Elderbook see their trance/rap track "Cola" bubble up nine places to a new peak of No.32, plus the song is now Gold (●) and scored a JJJ ranking of #42. * Lorde's "Homemade Dynamite" is back up two places to No.37 (J#14) and her albums first release "Green Light" returns at No.65 thanks to its J#6 ranking. * The Chainsmokers debut from last week in "Sick Boy" is up four to a new peak of No.38. * Peking Duk see their track also called "Let You Down" (HP-37) rise back up six places to No.44 thanks to a J#20 placing, while their older track "Fake Magic" returns at No.86 thanks to its J#12 placing. * Hayden James with GRAACE and "Numb" (J#32) becomes the local singer/songwriters second Top 50 entry here, up nine places No.50, and newly certified Gold (●) in sales, with his other entry to the fifty being "Something About You" (HP-46, mid-Feb 2015). * Vance Joy and "Lay it On Me" rebounds fifteen places to No.47 thanks to a J#9 placing, while their newer entry "We're Going Home" surpasses its former peak of No.57 and is back up six spots to a new peak of No.55. * The Grammy performance of "Despacito" for Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee sees the song rise back up four places to No.60, the song now 6x▲Platinum in sales. * With the third "50 Shades' film out in a couple of weeks, the lead single from the soundtrack "For You" (HP-58) by Liam Payne and Rita Ora is back up ten places to No.64 this week. * UK rapper and comedian Big Shaq is back up twelve places to No.67 with "Man's Not Hot" thanks to its J#51 ranking and the song scores its first certification and is now ▲Platinum. * The Halsey track "Bad at Love" is back up five places to No.68 and also ▲Platinum. * Last weeks entry for Cashmere Cat in "Miss You" jumps up twenty-one spots to a new peak of No.70. * The new entry for the third Migos album this week helps their track "Motorsport" with Nicki Minaj to leap twenty-five places to a new chart height of No.73. * Rising again this week are Tyron Hapi with Mimoza and "Anyway", up nine to No.74. * The Kesha track "Praying" returns to the chart at No.81, while her debut last week "This is Me" is up two spots to a new peak of No.19. * Further returning tracks at the lower end are for "Regular Touch" by Vera Blue (No.98, J#15), "The Horses" by Daryl Braithwaite (No.99) and Kendrick Lamar with "LOVE." at No.100 (J#92).
DOWN: * There are four songs leaving the Top 10 this week, with "Silence" (HP_5x3, WI10-12) by Marshmello and Khalid down three places to No.11, "This is Me" (HP-10x2, Wi10-2) for Keala Settle with the Greatest Showman Ensemble down two to No.12 and now Gold (●), swapping places with herself in the Top 10 is Camila Cabello as "Havana" (HP-1x3, WI10-17) is down seven places to No.13 and finally leaving the Top 10 for the first time is "Rockstar" (HP-1x6, WI10-19) by Post Malone with 21 Savage, down five spots to No.14, the song #24 on the JJJ 2017 survey also. * The other Marshmello entry in "Wolves" with Selena Gomez drops down five to No.18. * Clean Bandit with Julia Michaels with "I Miss You" is down one spot to No.21 and scores its first ever certification going ▲Platinum in sales this week. * Post Malone also falls down the chart with two more songs in "Candy Paint", down five to No.24 and "Congratulations" dropping five also to No.48. * Two more songs landing their first certification are "What Lovers Do" for Maroon 5 with SZA which goes from nothing to now 2x▲Platinum, which is down seven to No.28 and the Rita Ora track in "Anywhere" is down one spot to No.29 and now ▲Platinum also. * Troye Sivan drops down again this week with "My My My", sliding four spots to No.31. * Ed Sheeran has the new 'Longest Charted Single' with two of his track this week, as "Thinking Out Loud" leaves the Top 100 (after 153 weeks), his No.1 and No.2 track from this time last year in Grammy Award winning "Shape of You" (31 to 33) and "Castle on the Hill" (71 to 78) are both now the longest charted at 56 weeks apiece, while his "Galway Girl" drops down eight places to No.85. * Newly ▲Platinum too is "Dirty Sexy Money" for David Guetta & Afrojack, which is down four places to No.34. * The Charlie Puth first non-Top 10 track "How Long" is down four to No.41 and now ▲Platinum. * Macklemore kicks off his national tour this weekend, and his two further entries in "Good Old Days" (now 2x▲Platinum) down two places to No.42 and "Glorious" is back up two places to No.53 and newly certified 4x▲Platinum, while it also scored the J#52 ranking too. * Dropping ten places to No.45 is the Zayn and Sia duet "Dusk Till Dawn". * Sam Smith is down twelve places to No.46 with "Too Good at Goodbyes", whilst its a farewell from the Top 100 for "One Last Song" (HP-94) after two weeks of charting. * The four week old Justin Timberlake track "Filthy" plummets twenty-four places to No.57. * Demi Lovato drops five places to No.62 with "Sorry Not Sorry", which is now 2x▲Platinum. * Calum Scott drops seven places to No.72 with "You Are the Reason", which is now Gold (●). * Pink drops sixteen places to No.76 with her "Beautiful Trauma" track, while "What About us" is only down one spot to No.79. * There's a nine place drop to No.77 for "So Far Away" by Martin Garrix and David Guetta. * Three further ▲Platinum certification leaps occur for "Gucci Gang" for Lil Pump (was nothing prior now 1xP), down eleven to No.87, "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back" by Shawn Mendes (now 4xP, was 2xP) is down nine to No.90 and falling eleven places to No.97 is "Body Like a Back Road" for Sam Hunt (now 3x▲Platinum, was 1xP). * The Justin Bieber and BloodPop track "Friends" plummets thirty-one spots to No.94 and is newly 2x▲Platinum in sales. * With one Drake track climbing to the top, his other entry from last week and "Diplomatic Immunity" tumbles down forty-two places to land at No.96. * Two of last weeks Top 50 debuts leave the Top 100 this week, with Kylie's "Dancing" departing from No.46 and the Keith Urban entry "Parallel Line" leaving from No.47.
TRIPLE J HOTTEST 100 PLACINGS within the ARIA Top 100 With last weekend's Triple J Hottest 100 for 2017 occurring on January 27th, the flow on effect to the chart this week is listed below, with ARIA ranking, title and artist plus chart movement, followed by Triple J placing (J#).
No.9
Go Bang by Pnau (14 to 9)
J#7. NEW PEAK
No.14
Rockstar by Post Malone feat 21 Savage (6 to 13)
J#24
No.15
Feel it Still by Portugal. The Man (16 to 15)
J#26
No.20
Humble by Kendrick Lamar (45 to 20)
J#1
No.22
Young, Dumb and Broke by Khalid (26 to 22)
J#13
No.26
Chateau by Angus & Julia Stone (48 to 26)
J#3 NEW PEAK
No.32
Cola by Camelphat and Elderbrook (41 to 32)
J#42 NEW PEAK
No.37
Homemade Dynamite by Lorde feat Khalid, SZA & Post Malone (39 to 37)
J#14
No.44
Let You Down by Peking Duk feat Icona Pop (50 to 44)
J#20
No.47
Lay it on Me by Vance Joy (62 to 47)
J#9
Mo.49
Let Me Down Easy by Gang of Youth (DEBUT)
J#2
No.50
Numb by Hayden James feat GRAACE (59 to 50)
J#32 NEW PEAK
No.53
Glorious by Macklemore feat Skylar Grey (55 to 53)
J#52
No.59
1-800-273-8255 by Logic feat Alessia Cara and Khalid (66 to 59)
J#82
No.65
Green Light by Lorde (re-entry at No.65, HP-4)
J#6
No.67
Man's Not Hot by Big Shaq (79 to 67)
J#51
No.86
Fake Magic by Peking Duk feat AlunaGeorge (re-entry #86)
J#12
No.92
Saved by Khalid (DEBUT)
J#62
No.93
The Deepest Sighs, The Frankest Shadows by Gang of Youths (DEBUT)
J#5
No.98
Regular Touch by Vera Blue (re-entry at No.98, HP-97)
J#15
No.100
LOVE. by Kendrick Lamar (re-entry at No.10, HP-29)
J#92
NEW ENTRIES: * #36 - Say Something by Justin Timberlake feat Chris Stapleton is the second chart entry from the just released fifth studio album for JT entitled "Man of the Woods" (out Feb 2nd) following on from "Filthy" (HP-27, TW-57), and features current hot US country singer Chris Stapleton. https://youtu.be/8MPbR6Cbwi4
* #49 - Let Me Down Easy by Gang of Youths https://youtu.be/eeBf79q90js * #93 - The Deepest Sighs, The Frankest Shadows by Gang of Youths both debut this week due to their high rankings in the Triple J Hottest 100 count down from last weekend, with "Let Me Down Easy" coming in at No.2 for the year and "The Deepest Sighs..." made it to No.5, while the bands second album and first No.1 "Go Farther in Lightness" rebounds to No.4 this week. The band also had two more J#100 rankings at No.10 for "What Can I Do it the Fire Goes Out?" and No.41 was their 'Like a Version' rendition of "Blood" originally done by Middle East. https://youtu.be/9URhKk22xbM
* #58 - The Middle by Zedd & Grey feat Maren Morris is a collaboration between the Russian-German producer Zedd along with US country female singer Maren Morris and US duo Grey, all four artists performing the song this past week at the 60th Grammy Awards, plus in the US the song is being used for retailer Target's spring TV campaign. In Australia it becomes his eleventh Top 100 entry and becomes his third entry from an unknown date or titled third album after "Stay" (HP-3) with Alessia Cara and "Get Low" (HP-39) alongside Liam Payne. https://youtu.be/M3mJkSqZbX4
* #84 - Mine by Bazzi is the second single and first entry for US EDM artist and current Apple A-List Pop Playlist headliner. He has no further info on his soundcloud, Facebook or instragram accounts, so I couldn't find out much about him. https://youtu.be/Gc71AmT_b2k
* #88 - Helium by Sia vs. David Guetta & Afrojack becomes the Adelaide singers 34th Top 100 ARIA Singles Chart entry and her fourth with David Guetta after she first teamed with him for "Titanium" (HP-5x4, Sept. 2011) and then "She Wolf (Falling to Pieces)" (HP-11, Sept. 2012) and the last time was on "Bang My Head" (HP-21, Dec. 2015) and this new song will be featured in Sia's MAC Cosmetics x VIVA GLAM campaign. https://youtu.be/D18e8aU-Uws
* #92 - Saved by Khalid is the third solo and seventh overall entry for the US rapper and singer, plus the track debuts with a Gold (●) sales certification, and six of those seven songs are still within the Top 100 this week at No.11 is "Silence" with Marshmello, at No.22 is "Young, Dumb & Broke", followed by the Lorde track "Homemade Dynamite" where he guests at No.37, "1-800" for Logic is at No.59, and then "Location" is up three places to No.82. https://youtu.be/Oapebl0bADA
------------------------------//----------------------------------- The Hugh Jackman led soundtrack for "The Greatest Showman" remains for a fifth straight week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.
And by staying for a fifth week at the top it becomes the longest running soundtrack at No.1 for this decade, with the last soundtrack staying this long at the top being from July 2008 for the "Mamma Mia!" set (the second part to it comes out later this year too), and the album has also held for a fourth week at the top in England as well, while the set here scores the only new albums certification for the week , picking up a Gold (●) in sales. This also might be the last week (for now) that the album is at No.1, as Justin Timberlake just issued his fifth album "Man of the Woods" on Friday.
"÷ (Divide)" by Ed Sheeran holds again at No.2, placing him at both positions on the singles and albums chart this week, as his track "Perfect" leaves the top spot on the singles chart after eight weeks at the top, while Pink and her former No.1 set "Beautiful Trauma" are back up two spots to No.3, and the entire Top 5 albums are all current or former No.1 sets, with the late August 2017 album "Go Farther in Lightness" for Gang of Youths rebounding twenty-four places to land at No.4, thanks to the group scoring four placings in the Triple J Hottest 100 for 2017 ranking at No.41, No.10, No.5 and No.2. The fifth and final consecutive former/current No.1 album is for The Foo Fighters and their November 2009 "Greatest Hits" (1 wk stay) set which is back up six places to No.5 thanks to their current national tour, the album last being within the Top 10 back in March of 2015 when they toured here last time, and this is the 14th overall week inside the ten for the album also.
Post Malone is back to his former peak of No.6 with his "Stoney" set and after falling from 3 to 8 last week the Camila Cavello debut debut album "Camila" is back up one spot to No.7 thanks to the albums second Top 10 single this week in "Never Be the Same", also at No.7 over on the singles chart. Eminem and his "Revival" set are down two places to No.8 and holding for a twelfth week within the Top 10 at No.9 is Taylor Swift and her "Reputation". The highest entry of the week occurs at No.10 as the ninth studio album for Machine Head entitled "Catharsis" debuts, becoming the bands third Top 10 album and third No.10 placing, as their last two albums have also debuted and peaked at No.10 in "Unto the Locust" (LP#7, Oct, 2011) and "Bloodstone & Diamonds" (LP#8, Nov, 2014) and overall this is the bands eighth Top 100 albums chart entry (their first one didn't chart here).
UP: * Kendrick Lamar not only won four Grammy's last week for his "DAMN." album, her also scored the No.1 slot on the Triple J Hottest 100 for 2017 countdown with his song "Humble" (TW-45 to 20), plus songs at No.34 with "DNA.", No.92 "LOVE." (returns at No.100 nationally) and No.97 with "Loyalty", and this all helps his set to rise back ten places to No.13. * The other Foo Fighters entry for the week in their latest studio album "Concrete & Gold" is back up one spot to No.14 also thanks to their national tour. * The big winner at the 60th Grammy Awards was Bruno Mars for his album "24k Magic", which on our charts is back up eight places to No.17. * Lorde was the only female artist up for 'Album of the Year' for her second album "Melodrama", which rises back up twelve places to No.22. * The INXS collection "The Very Best" is back up four places to No.23, with other rising Best of's being for Fleetwood Mac (Very Best of 42 to 32 and GH 73 to 64), Elton John ("Diamonds" 48 to 32 and "Rocket Man" returns at No.76) after he announced his last ever world tour; Paul Kelly (95 to 41) thanks to a re-broadcast of his 'Live at the Sydney Opera House' concert, The Eagles (50 to 46), Crowded House (70 to 49), Australian Crawl (returns at No.74), The Killers (returns at No.84), Midnight Oil (re-entry at No.89) and the Play School (re-entry at No.91) set. * Macklemore kicked off his current Australia tour on Friday, and his "Gemini" album is already back up sixteen places to No.27. * The No.3 placing for the Angus & Julia Stone song "Chateau" (new peak TW-26) on the J100 helps their "Snow" set to leap back up fifteen places to No.30, plus the title track from their album made it at No.98 on the countdown also. * The AC/DC "Live" set rises back into the Top 50, up thirteen places to No.39. * Molly Meldrum celebrated his 75th birthday this past week, and the "Molly" TV Soundtrack is back up forty-one spots to No.40. * The new Top 10 single for Pnau and "Go Bang" (TW-9) helps their album "Changa" to rise fourteen places to No.52. * The Jungle Giants album "Quiet Ferocity" (HP-11, July 2017) returns at No.65 thanks to the band scoring four placings in the J100 of No.59, No.57, No.50 and No.16. * Vera Blue landed two J100 placings as well, and her set "Perennial" returns at No.67, with the No.29 and No.15 placing for "Regular Touch" returning at No.98 on the singles chart. * The Hilltop Hoods "Walking... Drinking... Restrung" is back up fifteen places to No.68. * Amy Shark's EP "Night Thinker" returns at No.70 after two J100 placings at No.83 and No.25. * The new Drake No.1 single sees his two albums within the Top 100 climb with "Views" (82 to 73) and stay on hold for "More Life" (TW-51).
DOWN: * Leaving the Top 10 for the first time is the Sam Smith second album "The Thrill of it All" (HP-2, WI10-12), down eight to No.12, with Imagine Dragons down one spot to No.11 with their "Evolve" set (HP-4, WI10-9a), and the third and final album to leave is last weeks No.3 debut (and this weeks US No.1 album) for Fall Out Boy and "M A N I A" (HP-3, WI10-1), down fifteen to No.18. * The soundtrack for "Pitch Perfect 3" falls down eight places to No.20, while other soundtracks sliding are for "Trolls" (47 to 53), "The Secret Daughter Season 2" (35 to 58) "Muriel's Wedding: The Musical" (41 to 81) and "Stranger Things" (62 to 86). * The debut set for Ed Sheeran and "+ (Positive)" is down seven places to No.25. * The First Aid Kit debut from last week in "Ruins" is down sixteen places to No.29. * Dropping collections this week are by Eminem (24 to 31), The Cranberries (Stars 14 to 38 and 'Gold' leaves the Top 100), Daryl Braithwaite (32 to 61), Red Hot Chili Peppers (53 to 63), Guns N' Roses (61 to 77), Michael Jackson (69 to 88) and Elvis Presley with "The King" (65 to 99) * The Luke Bryan debut from three weeks ago in "What Makes You Country" is down eleven to No.42. * Vance Joy slide back down nine spots to No.47 with "Dream Your Life Away". * U2's "Songs of Experience slides down sixteen places to No.80 even after the band performed at the Grammy Awards this past week. * The self-titled Harry Styles album falls again this week, down twelve places to No.87. * Three of last weeks Top 50 debuts leave the Top 100 this week for Missy Lancaster (#26), Of Mice & Men (#29) and Black Label Society (#30), while other entries from last week not lasting for a second stay were for K21 (#58) and Rend Collective (#97).
* #28 (LP#3) - Culture II by Migos enters two places lower than the first "Culture" (HP-26, Feb 2017) from this week in 2017, with their current single "Motorsport" leaping to a new peak of No.73 this week. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_II
* #43 (LP#7) - The Time is Now by Craig David becomes the seventh Top 100 and sixth Top 50 albums chart entry for UK singer who first charted in 2000 with "Born to Do it" (HP-2), this new album coming in at No.2 in the UK behind "The Greatest Showman" soundtrack, and Craig's new album has collaborations with JP Cooper, Bastille, GoldLink and grime MC AJ Tracey. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Time_Is_Now_(album)
* #55 (LP#6) - Common Ground by Above & Beyond is the UK progressive trance acts sixth studio album and fourth Top 100 entry here, having first charted with their third set "Group Therapy" (HP-56, June 2011) and their last entry was with their fifth album "Acoustic II" (HP-30, June 2016). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Ground_(Above_%26_Beyond_album)
* #69 (LP#3) - Reckless Love by Cory Asbury is the first albums chart entry for Bethel Music Collective pastor and songwriter Cory who comes from North Carolina. https://bethelmusic.com/artists/cory-asbury/
* #72 (Collab#3) - Black Coffee by Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa is the US singer/songwriters eleventh studio album and third collaboration with US guitarist Joe Bonamassa, while for both acts it is their first ARIA Albums chart entry. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beth_Hart_discography#Collaboration_albums
------------------------------//----------------------------------- NEW CERTIFICATIONS: Singles; PERFECT Ed Sheeran ▲ 6 MEANT TO BE Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line ▲ 2 FINESSE Bruno Mars Feat. Cardi B ● NEVER BE THE SAME Camila Cabello ● THIS IS ME Keala Settle & The Greatest Showman Ensemble ● FEEL IT STILL Portugal. The Man ▲ 3 HUMBLE. Kendrick Lamar & Skrillex ▲ 4 I MISS YOU Clean Bandit Feat. Julia Michaels ▲ THUNDER Imagine Dragons ▲ 4 WHAT LOVERS DO Maroon 5 Feat. SZA ▲ 2 ANYWHERE Rita Ora ▲ COLA Camelphat & Elderbrook ● DIRTY SEXY MONEY David Guetta & Afrojack Feat. Charli XCX & French Montana ▲ HOW LONG Charlie Puth ▲ GOOD OLD DAYS Macklemore Feat. Kesha ▲ 2 LET YOU DOWN Peking Duk Feat. Icona Pop ▲ NUMB Hayden James Feat. GRAACE ● GLORIOUS Macklemore Feat. Skylar Grey ▲ 4 DESPACITO Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee Feat. Justin Bieber ▲ 6 SORRY NOT SORRY Demi Lovato ▲ 2 MAN'S NOT HOT Big Shaq ▲ BAD AT LOVE Halsey ▲ YOU ARE THE REASON Calum Scott ● GUCCI GANG Lil Pump ▲ THERE'S NOTHING HOLDIN' ME BACK Shawn Mendes ▲ 4 SAVED Khalid ● FRIENDS Justin Bieber & BloodPop® ▲ 2 BODY LIKE A BACK ROAD Sam Hunt ▲ 3 BLOODSTONE Guy Sebastian ●
Album; THE GREATEST SHOWMAN Soundtrack ●
Written, Compiled and Researched by Gavin Ryan.
Visit ARIA’s website for full chart information: http://www.ariacharts.com.au/ (updated after 5pm on Saturday) Produced with the co-operation of ARIA Last edited:
going forward from this week Universal Australia no longer will be supplying me with their release information as they used to, just album titles, no formats or extra info. No singles either, I have been trying for the past three weeks to get something more out of them, but they're not budging, so it's their loss in the end.
That's a shame. Every week I check here for things that NMF playlists or blogs have missed, just in case, and I usually find something I like or wanted to try (even if the sources are unreliable at times, remember when r/hhh thought Wolves was being released based on it's inclusion here!). Feel like the lack of disclosure/promotion by labels these days is hurting a lot of lower tier artists, especially Aussies.
Wow, The Annual MOS cd is coming out rather late! They always used to be released in like October as I used to be excited for its release every year. Maybe there was a digial realse with a different date. The 2003 Annual was the best and had me hooked! Good to see they are still going!
PERFECT Ed Sheeran ▲ 6 MEANT TO BE Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line ▲ 2 FINESSE Bruno Mars Feat. Cardi B ● NEVER BE THE SAME Camila Cabello ● THIS IS ME Keala Settle & The Greatest Showman Ensemble ● FEEL IT STILL Portugal. The Man ▲ 3 HUMBLE. Kendrick Lamar & Skrillex ▲ 4 I MISS YOU Clean Bandit Feat. Julia Michaels ▲ THUNDER Imagine Dragons ▲ 4 WHAT LOVERS DO Maroon 5 Feat. SZA ▲ 2 ANYWHERE Rita Ora ▲ COLA Camelphat & Elderbrook ● DIRTY SEXY MONEY David Guetta & Afrojack Feat. Charli XCX & French Montana ▲ HOW LONG Charlie Puth ▲ GOOD OLD DAYS Macklemore Feat. Kesha ▲ 2 LET YOU DOWN Peking Duk Feat. Icona Pop ▲ NUMB Hayden James Feat. GRAACE ● GLORIOUS Macklemore Feat. Skylar Grey ▲ 4 DESPACITO Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee Feat. Justin Bieber ▲ 6 SORRY NOT SORRY Demi Lovato ▲ 2 MAN'S NOT HOT Big Shaq ▲ BAD AT LOVE Halsey ▲ YOU ARE THE REASON Calum Scott ● GUCCI GANG Lil Pump ▲ THERE'S NOTHING HOLDIN' ME BACK Shawn Mendes ▲ 4 SAVED Khalid ● FRIENDS Justin Bieber & BloodPop® ▲ 2 BODY LIKE A BACK ROAD Sam Hunt ▲ 3 BLOODSTONE Guy Sebastian ●
Oh damn that sucks about Migos, was bad enough that they did it to Without Warning too and Ric Flair Drip never got to chart. Hopefully Stir Fry gets a chance since it's cracked top 50 on Spotify, not that it counts for much as XXXTENTACION & Miguel will tell you
Go Bang is the first Australian top 10 single since...Chameleon Really highlights how ineffective the Aus music gatekeepers' strategies are, utilising streaming to have eternally long running charters that don't get very high at all. Hopefully they step up with it this year.
This was such a good chart compared to last week, finally got the new certs (hopefully some more album ones soon), finally got an Aussie top 10 single, Perfect isn't #1, Drake is #1, got heaps of top 10 entries and we flushed out heaps of old songs my only complaint is Migos not getting their streams counted
1. God's Plan 2. Meant To Be 3. Perfect 4. These Days 5. Finesse 6. Never Be The Same 7. I Fall Apart 8. River 9. Let You Down 10. This Is Me 11. IDAGF 12. Silence 13. Go Bang 14. Pray For Me 15. Havana 16. Rockstar 17. Feel It Still 18. Him & I 19. Wolves 20. Let Me Go 21. I Miss You 22. All The Stars 23. Say Something 24. Coming Home 25. Candy Paint 26. For You 27. Young, Dumb And Broke 28. Thunder 29. Rewrite The Stars 30. Humble 31. Chateau 32. What Lovers Do 33. Anywhere 34. Cola 35. Shape Of You 36. My My My 37. Dirty Sexy Money 38. New Rules 39. Sick Boy 40. Homemade Dynamite 41. End Game 42. I Like Me Better 43. Numb 44. Katchi 45. Filthy 46. The Greatest Show 47. How Long 48. We're Going Home 49. Let You Down 50. Good Old Days
1. God’s Plan - Drake 2. Meant to Be - Bebe Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line 3. Perfect - Ed Sheeran 4. I Fall Apart - Post Malone 5. Finesse - Bruno Mars feat. Cardi B 6. These Days - Rudimental feat. Jess Glynne, Macklemore and Dan Caplen 7. Never Be the Same - Camila Cabello 8. River - Eminem feat. Ed Sheeran 9. Silence - Marshmello feat. Khalid 10. Go Bang - Pnau 11. Let You Down - NF 12. This Is Me - Keala Settle 13. IDGAF - Dua Lipa 14. Pray For Me - The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar 15. Havana - Camila Cabello feat. Young Thug 16. Rockstar - Post Malone feat. 21 Savage 17. Him & I - G-Eazy and Halsey 18. Feel It Still - Portugal. The Man 19. All the Stars - Kendrick Lamar & SZA 20. Wolves - Selena Gomez and Marshmello
1. The Greatest Showman - Soundtrack 2. Man of the Woods - Justin Timberlake 3. Divide - Ed Sheeran 4. Beautiful Trauma - Pink 5. Revival - Eminem 6. Stoney - Post Malone 7. Go Farther in Lightness - Gang of Youths 8. Unbroken - Shannon Noll 9. Reputation - Taylor Swift 10. Camila - Camila Cabello
The only ARIA #1 hit that I didn't like up until early 2000 was that Barcelona Olympics song in 1992 and the first back-to-back disliked #1 hits weren't until 2004.
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