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AUSTRALIAN SINGLES REPORT 20Th February, 2017 Compiled by the Music Network© FREE SIGN UP AUSTRALIAN SINGLES REPORT 20th 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 i don't wanna live forever 3 ZAYN & Taylor Swift | UMA Ed Sheeran’s hold at #1 with Shape Of You and #2 with Castle On The Hill continues for another week don't leave on the Artist Top 50. ZAYN & Taylor Swift’s I Don’t Wanna Live Forever makes up lost ground at #3 4 Snakehips | SME from #9, just one place short of its previous peak of #2. Taking a new peak is Snakehips’ Don’t Leave 5 paris ft. MØ, now at #4 from #36 on its fourth week in the chart. The Chainsmokers’ Paris also cracks the The Chainsmokers | SME Top 5 with a new peak at #5 from #7. One other new peak is seen in the Top 10, Little Mix’s Touch, rockabye 6 Clean Bandit | WMA which enters at #9 from #14. now and later 7 Sage The Gemini | WMA There are no new debuts in the Top 20 this week, though Martin Garrix’s Scared To Be Lonely ft. Dua capsize Lipa cracks the bracket at #15 from #35 on its second week in the chart. Jon Bellion sees similar 8 Frenship | SME levels of success at #17 from #26 with All Time Low. Touch 9 Little Mix | SME fresh eyes 10 Andy Grammer | MUSH Stranger #1 MOST ADDED TO RADIO 11 Peking Duk | SME issues Chained TO The Rhythm 12 Julia Michaels | UMA Katy Perry | EMI adore 13 Amy Shark | SME 14 Chameleon Katy Perry makes her return to commercial radio known with Chained To The Rhythm ft. Skip PNAU | ETC/UMA Marley, her first new track since 2016’s #1 ARIA Charting single Rise. Added to 81 stations, the major scared to be lonely 15 Martin Garrix | SME contributors were the Nova Network, both KIIS stations, the Hit Regional Network and commercial Hit cocoon stations, all of which added it across the board. 16 Milky Chance | UMA Anne-Marie had similar triumphs this week with Ciao Adios, earning additions to 73 stations including All Time Low 17 Jon Bellion | EMI commercial Hit stations, the ACE Radio Network, Ash London Live and Smallzy’s Surgery. sexual 18 Neiked | UMA Maroon 5’s Cold ft. Future was a surprise release at the start of the week but was quickly swarmed bad things by commercial radio. The Nova Network were among the first adopters, adding the track across the 19 MGK & Camila Cabello | UMA board. It also received love from the ACE Radio Network, Hit Regional Network and commercial Hit 24k Magic stations. 20 Bruno Mars | WMA MOST ADDED #1 new single release Additions weighted with audience data It Ain’t Me chained to the rhythm 1 Katy Perry | EMI Kygo ft. Selena Gomez | SME Ciao Adios 2 Anne-Marie | WMA Kygo has produced another hit titled It Ain’t Me ft. Selena Gomez, another light tropical house treat. cold 3 Maroon 5 | UMA Given both of the artist’s’ hit pedigrees, the new track ought to have no trouble gaining traction on Scared to be lonely commercial. 4 Martin Garrix | SME Down James Arthur follows up his 4x Platinum selling hit Say You Won’t Let Go with Safe Inside. An 5 Marian Hill | UMA evocative piece that tugs the heartstrings, it’s already been added across the board to the Nova Network, with the rest of radio likely to follow suite. New Single Releases After breaking new ground at radio with Capsize ft. Emily Warren, Frenship have come out with new TMN’s top singles being serviced hit 1000 Nights. It’s a beat-driven pop anthem that ticks all the right boxes, as you would expect from to radio this week the group that was named the 2017 Shazam Emerging Artist. Stanaj’s Romantic (NOTD Remix) is a it ain't me dance banger that will go down well with most networks. Vera Blue sees her new hit Private take on 1 Kygo | SME alternative radio, even though the track’s strengths make it a viable contender for commercial. Safe inside 2 James Arthur | SME Go to www.themusicnetwork.com/charts to view all this week’s Singles To Radio and Most Added 1000 Nights 3 Frenship | SME Romantic 4 Stanaj | UMA Cold 5 Maroon 5 | UMA Subscribe to access the full charts portal. Sign Up to get the this free report. View previous reports. Chart enquiries: [email protected]. Advertising enquiries: [email protected] RADIO AIRPLAY Full charts available at www.themusicnetwork.com/charts HOT 100 HOT 100 HEATSEEKERS HOT 100 BREAKERS Aircheck spins, weighted with Most upward movement from Most likely to break into Hot 100 in audience data & time of spins previous week coming weeks Castle On THe Hill Phone DOwn Anywhere 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA 1 Lost Kings | SME 1 Dillon Francis | SME Shape Of You Down Rodeo 2 Ed Sheeran | WMA 2 Marian Hill | UMA 2 Q’Ty | SME fresh eyes Scared To Be Lonely Lets hug longer 3 Andy Grammer | MUSH 3 Marin Garrix | SME 3 Heaps Good Friends | IND paris This is what you came for Everybody Knows 4 The Chainsmokers | SME 4 Calvin Harris | SME 4 The Creases | MUSHROOM TRIPLE J SPINS 5 I Don't Wanna Live Forever 5 So good 5 Big For Your Boots ZAYN & Taylor Swift | UMA Zara Larsson | SME Stormzy | IND history Scars To Your Beautiful you don't know me RUsh 1 Cosmo’s Midnight 6 Alessia Cara | UMA 6 Jax Jones | ETC/UMA 6 Willaim Singe | SME | SME i feel it coming This TOwn Little uneasy don't leave 7 The Weeknd | UMA 7 Niall Horan | EMI 7 Fazerdaze | IND 2 Snakehips | SME Chained To The Rhythm All TIme Low Recall hot thoughts 8 Katy Perry | EMI 8 Jon Belllion | EMI 8 The Money War | IND 3 Spoon | IND Call On Me Not Above Love T S I E R say something loving 9 Starley | UMA 9 AlunaGeorge | UMA 9 Alyss | IND 4 The xx | RC/INERTIA Issues Ocean Drive Off White Limousine ubu 10 Julia Michaels | UMA 10 Duke Dumont | EMI 10 Client Liaison | RC/INERTIA 5 Methyl Ethel | IND KIIS SPINS NOVA SPINS HIT SPINS TRIPLE M SPINS Fresh Eyes chained to the Shape Of You Do You still love me? 1 1 Andy Grammer | 1 rhythm 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA MUSHROOM Katy Perry | EMI Ryan Adams | EMI i would like scars to your beautiful castle on the hill Cocoon 2 Zara Larsson | SME 2 Alessia Cara | UMA 2 Ed Sheeran | WMA 2 Milky Chance | UMA love me now chained to the rhythm I Don't Wanna Live Forever castle on the hill 3 John Legend | SME 3 Katy Perry | EMI 3 ZAYN & Taylor Swift | UMA 3 Ed Sheeran | WMA Scars To Your Beautiful I Don't Wanna Live Forever Shape Of You way down we go 4 Alessia Cara | UMA 4 ZAYN & Taylor Swift | UMA 4 Ed Sheeran | WMA 4 Kaleo | WMA i feel it coming castle on the hill Scars To Your Beautiful Flammable 5 The Weeknd | UMA 5 Ed Sheeran | WMA 5 Alessia Cara | UMA 5 Biffy Clyro | WMA RADIO WRAP Ed Sheeran’s Castle On The Hill returns to the top of the Hot 100 this week after losing the spot to Shape Of You last week. Both tracks swap place from #1 to #2 while Andy Grammer’s Fresh Eyes takes a new peak at #3 from #4. Debuting at #8 and setting the record for highest ever debut on the Hot 100 is Katy Perry’s Chained To The Rhythm ft. Skip Marley. The track, which is also this week’s Most Added, entered one spot ahead of the previous record holder, Justin Timberlake’s Can’t Stop The Feeling. The #1 Hot 100 Heatseeker is Lost Kings’ Phone Down which hit #45 from #100, a total of 55 places. The next best was Marian Hill’s Down which now sits at #33 from #64. Re-entering at #1 on the Breakers chart is Dillon Francis’ Anywhere ft. Will Heard. Q’ty’s Rodeo inches closer to the top at #2 from #4, as does Heaps Good Friends’ Let’s Hug Longer at #3 from #6. The Hit Network have put all their weight behind Perry’s new single Chained To The Rhythm ft. Skip Marley. The record breaking track was the most spun song on the network, while coming in at #2 on Nova’s Spin Chart. At #1 for Nova is Andy Grammer’s Fresh Eyes. Cosmo’s Midnight now hold #1 on the triple j Spins Chart with History while Ed Sheeran maintains his grip on KIIS at #1 with Shape Of You. DEMOGRAPHICS Don’t Leave | Snakehips Issues| Julia Michaels 1 Sydney 13-17 > 5% 1 Sydney 13-17 > 5% 2 Melbourne 18-24 > 42% 2 Melbourne 18-24 > 35% 3 Brisbane 25-34 > 43% 3 Brisbane 25-34 > 43% 4 Perth 35-44 > 8% Female > 55% 4 Perth 35-44 > 13% Female > 48% 5 Adelaide 45+ > 2% Male > 45% 5 Adelaide 45+ > 4% Male > 52% Subscribe to access the full charts portal. Sign Up to get the this free report. View previous reports. Chart enquiries: [email protected]. Advertising enquiries: [email protected] AU AIRPLAY by GENRE & State Full charts available at www.themusicnetwork.com/charts COUNTRY ROCK URBAN DANCE cocoon Scars to your Paris get on your feet 1 1 Milky Chance | 1 beautiful 1 The Chainsmokers Adam Brand | UMA NEON/UMA Alessia Cara | UMA | SME hometown calling Castle on the hill i feel it coming don't leave 2 Travis Collins | ABC 2 Ed Sheeran | WMA 2 The Weeknd | UMA 2 Snakehips | SME house do you still love me? that's what i like chameleon 3 The McClymonts | UMA 3 Ryan Adams | EMI 3 Bruno Mars | WMA 3 PNAU | ETC/UMA flamethrower Human 24k magic stranger 4 Christie Lamb | ABC/UMA 4 Rag N’ Bone Man | SME 4 Bruno Mars | WMA 4 Peking Duk | SME satellite still breathing Love$ick rockabye 5 Kasey Chambers | WMA 5 Green Day | WMA 5 Mura Masa | UMA 5 Clean Bandit | WMA Wake me up when you are s..
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