Céline Smolders at No. 1 Céline Dion (Above) Darts 2-1 on Dance Club Songs with “Ashes,” Her Third Career Leader and first in a Decade
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TONY BARSON/GETTY IMAGES BARSON/GETTY TONY Céline Smolders At No. 1 Céline Dion (above) darts 2-1 on Dance Club Songs with “Ashes,” her third career leader and first in a decade. The tune, from the Deadpool 2 soundtrack, was remixed by Steve Aoki, Riddler and Laibert, among others. Dion’s Dance Club Songs history spans over 25 years, since “Love Can Move Mountains” debuted in November 1992 and peaked at No. 5 e Charts Legend on billboard.com/biz e Charts on billboard.com/biz Legend in January 1993. Her other No. 1s, among six top 10s, are “Misled” (July 1994) and “Taking Chances” (February rts from a national sample of club DJs. Songs are defined Songs are rts a national sample of club DJs. from 2008). On Top Dance/Electronic albums, and streaming equivalent ditional album sales, track Albums, British electro act Years & Years enters at No. 1 with Palo Santo, its second chart-topper. The album bows with 9,000 equivalent album units, according to Nielsen Music. With 4,000 copies sold, Palo also opens at No. 1 on Dance/Electronic Album Sales. Previously, Years & Years led Top Dance/Electronic Albums in August 2015 with Communion. Four Palo tracks have hit Hot Dance/ Electronic Songs, including “If You’re Over Me” (18-16; 1,000 sold, up 101 percent) and leading debut “Karma” top 40 and select rhythmic stations that have submitted their hours of mix show programming, as monitored by Nielsen Music. as monitored Se submitted their hours of mix show programming, top 40 and select rhythmic stations that have (No. 21). Atop Dance/Mix Show Airplay, Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa return for a by Nielsen Music and repo sic, tracked sales data as compiled by Nielsen Music, activity data by online music sources streaming seventh frame at No. 1 with “One Kiss” (2-1). Plus, Taylor albums, as compiled by Nielsen Music, based on multi-metric consumption (blending tra most popular dance/electronic The week’s Swift sails to her eighth top 10 with “Delicate” (11-7), buoyed by oicial remixes from Seeb and, in tandem, Sawyr and Ryan Tedder. Meanwhile, Cardi B bounces to her second ALBUMS: DANCE/ELECTRONIC TOP top 10, and Bad Bunny and J Balvin each earn eekly plays on dance-formatted stations and mix show plays on mainstream on dance-formatted stations and mix show plays eekly plays their first, with “I Like It” (14-9). —Gordon Murray eiving widespread airplay and/or sales activity for the first time. and/or airplay eiving widespread The week’s most popular current songs ranked by total w ranked songs most popular current The week’s The week’s most popular current dance/electronic songs, ranked by radio airplay audience impressions as measured by Nielsen Mu as measured audience impressions airplay by radio songs, ranked dance/electronic most popular current The week’s DANCE/MIX SHOW AIRPLAY: AIRPLAY: SHOW DANCE/MIX for complete rules and explanations. © 2018, Prometheus Global Media, LLC and Nielsen Music, Inc. Global Media, LLC All rights reserved. © 2018, Prometheus for complete rules and explanations. as current if they are newly-released titles, or songs rec titles, or songs newly-released if they are as current HOT DANCE/ELECTRONIC SONGS: DANCE/ELECTRONIC HOT equivalent albums). equivalent SALES, AIRPLAY & STREAMING & STREAMING SALES, AIRPLAY BY COMPILED DATA 82 Go to BILLBOARD.COM/BIZ for complete chart data Data for week of 07.21.2018.