AUSTRALIAN SINGLES REPORT 6Th February, 2017 Compiled by the Music Network© FREE SIGN UP

AUSTRALIAN SINGLES REPORT 6th February, 2017 Compiled by The Music Network© FREE SIGN UP

ARTIST TOP 50 Combines airplay, downloads & streams #1 SINGLE ACROSS AUSTRALIA Shape of you 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA Shape of you Castle on the hill Ed Sheeran | WMA 2 Ed Sheeran | WMA fresh eyes 3 Andy Grammer | MUSH Ed Sheeran’s Shape Of You still holds #1 on the Artist Top 50 after overtaking his other hit Castle On Stranger The Hill last week. With Sheeran keeping the Top 2, the first new movers make themselves known 4 Peking Duk | SME further down the Top 10. paris 5 The Chainsmokers | SME Taking #3 from #4 and earning a new peak is Andy Grammer’s Fresh Eyes. It leads ahead of Peking now and later Duk’s Stranger, now at #4 from #22, also a new peak, which in turn beats out The Chainsmokers’ Paris, 6 Sage The Gemini | WMA now at #5 from #20. Sage The Gemini’s Now And Later is the last of this trend in the Top 10, now at i don't wanna live forever 7 ZAYN & Taylor Swift | UMA #6 from #16 on its third week in the chart. 8 sexual Snakehips’ Don’t Leave cracks the Top 20 at #13 from #42, as does Little Mix’s Touch at #14 from #27, Neiked | UMA and Julia Michaels’ Issues at #16 from #29, its debut point. The last track to enter the top bracket is 24k Magic 9 Bruno Mars | WMA Machine Gun Kelly & Camila Cabello’s Bad Things at #19 from #21. capsize 10 Frenship | SME i would like 11 Zara Larsson | SME cocoon 12 Milky Chance | UMA #1 MOST ADDED TO RADIO Don't Leave 13 Snakehips | SME That’s What I Like Touch 14 Little Mix | SME Bruno Mars ATL/WMA don't wanna know 15 Maroon 5 | UMA issues It was a hotly contested week at radio, with very similar additions occurring across the country. 16 Julia Michaels | UMA Ultimately, BrunoMars’ That’s What I Like pulled out ahead with 72 additions. It scored adds to Ash 17 Love$ick London Live, ACE Radio Network, Hit Regional Network, Hit commercial stations and was added Mura Musa | UMA across the board to the Nova Network. The latter proved to be the final push it needed to take this say you won't let go 18 James Arthur | SME week’s crown. bad things 19 MGK & Camila Cabello | UMA LANY’s ILYSB proved to be a favorite at #2, with similar additions on Ash London Live and the Hit shed a light Regional Network. Ariana Grande’s Everyday ft. Future differed slightly in that it received more 20 Robin Schulz | WMA attention from the commercial Hit stations than the Regional Network.

MOST ADDED Additions weighted with audience data

That's What I Like 1 Bruno Mars | ATL/WMA #1 SINGLE to radio I lys b 2 LANY | UMA pop dat buckle Everyday Justice Crew | SME 3 Ariana Grande | UMA 4 So Good Zara Larsson | SME Justice Crew make their comeback with new hit Pop Dat Buckle, their first release since 2015’sGood Scared To Be Lonely 5 Martin Garrix | SME Time. The new track sees Crew’s first endeavour as a refined four piece. Justice Crew still hold the record for most weeks at #1 on the ARIA Singles chart for an Australian artist with Que Sera, which also topped the Hot 100 in 2014. SINGLES TO RADIO Swedish producer and certified hit factory, Alesso, dropsFalling , the latest in a history of bangers TMN’s top singles being serviced to radio this week and a potential match for his triple platinum single Heroes (We Could Be). KUNGS hits radio with I Feel So Bad while Thundamentals have their new Keep Sydney Open premiered hit Wolves Pop Dat Buckle 1 Justice Crew | SME tackling alternative radio. The anthem ought to resonate with many and lends itself to some serious commercial crossover potential. 2 Falling Alesso | EMI i feel so bad Go to www.themusicnetwork.com/charts to view all this week’s Singles To Radio and Most Added 3 KUNGS | UMA singles. See every addition on every station in Radioactive. On My Way 4 Tiesto | UMA back in the room 5 KLP | EMI

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HOT 100 HOT 100 HEATSEEKERS HOT 100 BREAKERS HOT 40 MARKET SHARE Aircheck spins, weighted with Most upward movement from Most likely to break into Hot 100 in Top 40 label market share taken audience data & time of spins previous week coming weeks from the HOT 100

KIIS SPINS NOVA SPINS HIT SPINS TRIPLE M SPINS

RADIO WRAP

It’s week three for Ed Sheeran’s Castle On The Hill at #1 and week two for Shape Of You at #2. Though Sheeran is not likely to budge anytime soon, a new competitor makes itself known in the Top 3, The Chainsmokers’ Paris. Taking #3 from #10, it’s outdone previous Top 10 hit All We Know which peaked at #10. The track still has some work to do however if it’s to match Closer ft. Halsey’s five weeks at #1. Andy Grammer manages to score a new peak for Fresh Eyes at #4 from #5, as does Alessia Cara’s Scars To Your Beautiful at #6 from #9. An older track and former Top 10 single is this week’s Hot 100 Heatseeker. Sia’s Cheap Thrills manages to outperform all new singles and moves up to #79 from #97, a rise of 18 places. The new single from Spoon, Hot Thoughts, is the #1 Hot 100 Breaker this week. It leads ahead of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s recent Nuclear Fusion, the second of three singles taken from their forthcoming ninth studio album Flying Microtonal Banana. Plenty of changes take place on the Spins Charts this week. Sydney’s Middle Kids wrangle the top of the triple j Spins Chart with Never Start, while Green Buzzard make an appearance at #5 with new single Do You Ever Glow? After two weeks out of the Top 5, Bernard Fanning’s Reckless returns at #1 on the Triple M Spin Chart. Ed Sheeran scores two new #1’s with Castle On The Hill, taking out Nova and Hit. John Legend makes for the last big change, returning to the top of the KIIS Spins Chart with Love Me Now.

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BBC RADIO 1 (UK) Shazam (US) SPOTIFY (GERMANY) SPOTIFY (Sweden)

shape of you shape of you shape of you shape of you 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA

SPOTIFY (AU) ITUNES (AU) SHAZAM (AU) Google Play(AU)

Shape Of You Shape Of You adore Shape Of You 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA 1 Amy Shark | SME 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA

VEVO (AU) youtube (AU) LyricFind (AU) soundcloud (INT)

Starboy Shape Of You Shape Of You bad and boujee 1 The Weeknd | UMA 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA 1 Migos | IND

SPOTIFY (INT) youtube (INT) SHAZAM (INT) LyricFind U.S.

say something Shape Of You Despacito 1 1 1 Shape Of You 1 loving Ed Sheeran | WMA Luis Fonsi | UMA Ed Sheeran | WMA The xx | RC/INERTIA

SPOTIFY VIRAL SHAZAM FUTURE HITS Shazam Movers Pandora Predictions Spotify’s own metrics to measure Most Shazamed tracks unreleased The tracks with the most upward The artists with the chart a likelyhood potential for tracks not charting yet or released to iTunes in past 4 weeks movement on the AU Shazam chart of success based on NBS algorithms.

ONES TO WATCH New Single Spotlight Pink Guy relinquishes the top of Spotify Viral chart this week as Julia Michaels’ Issues takes his position from #2. SPOD’s anthem Boys Night inches closer to the top at #3 from #4, replacing Pink Guy’s former #1, STFU. Wolves Ed Sheeran’s Shape Of You holds fast atop the Shazam Future Thundamentals | UMA Hits chart, though Julia Michaels earns another solid week of movement, now at #2 from #4 with Issues. From humble beginnings in the Blue Mountains, She loses her #1 on the Shazam Movers chart however, with Amy Thundamentals have become one of Australia’s most Shark’s Adore taking out the title following post Hottest 100 hype. celebrated hip-hop acts, touring with giants of the genre Similarly, Flume’s Never Be Like You ft. Kai and Tash Sultana’s including A Tribe Called Quest, MF Doom and Big Boi of Jungle saw movement at #2 and #3, respectively. Similarly, DMA’s Outkast. Their last album So We Can Remember was Like A Version of Cher’s Believe makes an entry at #8. nominated for a J Award, the Australian Music Prize and an ARIA award – having reached #3 on the ARIA album chart. French singer-songwriter Jain holds fast on the Pandora Predictions chart while Yung Lean still wrestles back and forth in Wolves was premiered by Keep Sydney Open. The two are the Top 5, back at #3 from #4. Vulfpeck re-enters the chart at #8 a perfect match given the tracks subject matter. “Wolves is from #12 after a brief stint outside the Top 10. both a celebration of anyone chasing their dreams and a critique of Sydney’s lockout laws...”

HOT 100 (AU ARTISTS) HOT 100 (ALT) AIR SINGLES AIR Radio Play

call on me never start Move Your Body Adore 1 Starley | UMA 1 Middle Kids | IND 1 Sia | INERTIA 1 Amy Shark | SME

TRIPLE J hit list TRIPLE J (UNEARTHED) Amrap metro Amrap regional

New Single SPotlight OVERVIEW After nine weeks uninterrupted, Peking Duk’s mammoth comeback single Stranger ft. Elliphant finally cedes #1. Taking I Don’t Want To Wait the top spot from them is Starley’s international success story Call On Me. The track, which has only recently hit the higher end Hayley Teal & Alius | HUS/UMA of Australian charts, has already seen its fair share of success overseas, including a #1 in Sweden, #4 in Ireland and a #4 in Denmark. Hayley Teal burst onto the national stage competing on Local sweethearts Middle Kids crack the top of the Alternative The X Factor in 2010. With Natalie Imbruglia as her mentor, chart with Never Start, up from #8 and overtaking Slumberjack’s Hayley placed sixth on the show and went on to release Fracture ft. Vera Blue at #2 from #3. Debuting at #4 is Nuclear her own music independently. Now Hayley has teamed Fusion, by Australia’s most prolific band, King Gizzard & The Lizard up with Melbourne producer ALIUS for a tropical house Wizard. They enter ahead of a debut at #7 from Oberan space- remake of the classic Dawson’s Creek theme song, I Don’t pop up-starts Green Buzzard and their new track Do You Ever Glow? Want To Wait. More success thanks to crossover from triple j’s Hottest 100 is The track jumped straight into the iTunes chart on seen on the AIR charts this week. Sia holds #1 with Move Your release and also features on Ministry of Sound’s Summer Body but Flume’s Never Be Like You ft. Kai returns to #2 from #5, Anthems 2017 which reached number one on the iTunes as does Tash Sultana’s Jungle at #3 from #6. On the Radio Play Dance chart. With the track getting picked up by Spotify Chart, Amy Shark’s Adore takes #1 from #2. Meanwhile, Flume playlists both in Australia and Europe, I Don’t Want To Wait sees his two Hottest 100 Top 10 entries solidify their position on could be Hayley’s big breakthrough at commercial radio. the Radio Play chart as well. Say It takes #8 from #10 while Never Be Like You ft. Kai returns to the Top 10 at #9 from #11.

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