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AUSTRALIAN SINGLES REPORT 13Th March, 2017 Compiled by the Music Network© FREE SIGN UP AUSTRALIAN SINGLES REPORT 13th March, 2017 Compiled by The Music Network© FREE SIGN UP ARTIST TOP 50 Combines airplay, downloads & streams #1 SINGLE ACROSS AUSTRALIA castle on the hill 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA Castle On The Hill something just like this Ed Sheeran | WMA 2 The Chainsmokers & Coldp... chained to the rhtyhm 3 Katy Perry | EMI Seven weeks ago, Ed Sheeran’s Castle On The Hill topped the Artist Top 50 then fell, only to have chameleon the track return to the top spot following the release of his new album. It overtakes former #1 Shape 4 PNAU | ETC/UMA Of You which now drops to #5. The Chainsmokers & Coldplay take #2 following their debut at #17 shape of you last while, while PNAU’s Chameleon re-enters the Top 20 at #4 from #24. 5 Ed Sheeran | WMA that's what i like The first and only debut in the Top 20 is Zedd’s Stay ft. Alessia Cara, entering at #11. Breaking into 6 Bruno Mars | WMA the Top 20 at #18 from #42 is the new mammoth hit from Calvin Harris, Slide ft. Migos & Frank don't leave 7 Snakehips | SME Ocean, which was last week’s Most Added track to radio. all time low 8 Jon Bellion | EMI i don't wanna live forever 9 ZAYN & Taylor Swift | UMA fresh eyes 10 Andy Grammer | MUSH stay #1 MOST ADDED TO RADIO 11 Zedd & Alessia Cara | UMA you don't know me Green light 12 Jax Jones | ETC/UMA Lorde | UMA i feel it coming 13 The Weeknd | UMA adore As predicted, Lorde blew all competition out of the water last week with her triumphant comeback 14 Amy Shark | SME single Green Light. It received over 80 recorded additions across the entirety of Australian radio, paris 15 The Chainsmokers | SME including adds from the Nova Network (it was the only track added across the board), both KIIS capsize stations, Hit Regional Network and commercial Hit stations. On top of all this, Lorde also garnered 16 Frenship | SME the support of triple j, receiving an addition to its days playlist and thus crossing into alternative radio. rockabye 17 Clean Bandit | WMA Making a surprise entrance at #2, however, is the new single from one of Australia’s newest pop slide exports, Sheppard’s Keep Me Crazy. The track, now officially released, saw widespread adoption 18 Calvin Harris | SME ahead of its official release. Amongst those early adopters were the Hit Regional Network and the water under the bridge Ash London Live show. 19 Adele | RC/INERTIA scars to your beautiful 20 Alessia Cara | UMA MOST ADDED #1 new single release Additions weighted with audience data waterfall Stargate ft. P!nk & Sia | SME Green light 1 Lorde | UMA Keep Me Crazy 2 Sheppard | CHUGG Norwegian production and songwriting duo Stargate kick off their career with a stellar debut single stanaj in the form of Waterfall ft. P!nk & Sia. Though the track is a hit in of itself, it’s not the first glimpse of 3 Romantic | UMA success Stargate have seen. The duo has an impressive pedigree of hits that they’ve contributed to congratulations including Grammy Award-winning Miss Independent by Ne-Yo and Rihanna’s Only Girl In The World. 4 Post Malone | UMA Skin Sheppard’s Keep Me Crazy is also officially out to radio next week, though plenty of stations have 5 Rag ‘N’ Bone Man | SME already jumped the gun and added the track. NAV’s Some Way ft. The Weeknd ought to turn quite a few heads and The Avalanches will have a crack at commercial once more, this time with The Noisy New Single Releases Eater. TMN’s top singles being serviced to radio this week waterfall 1 Stargate | SME Keep Me Crazy 2 Sheppard | CHUGG S o m e way 3 NAV | UMA The Noisey Eater 4 The Avalanches | EMI Hear Me Now 5 Alok, Bruno Martini | ASTRX 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 shape of you 1 cheap thrills 1 to be free 1 Ed Sheeran | WMA Sia | INERTIA LDRU | SME castle on the hill stay 2 Fire That Burns 2 Ed Sheeran | WMA 2 Zedd & Alessia Cara | UMA Circa Waves | IND chained to the rhythm slide 3 Golden 3 Katy Perry | EMI 3 Calvin Harris | SME Kingswood | IND something just like this 4 send my love to your new lo... 4 birthdays 4 The Chainsmokers & Coldp... Adele | RC/INERTIA The Smith Street Band | IND TRIPLE J SPINS i don't wanna live forever 5 cold water 5 Keep Me Crazy 5 ZAYN & Taylor Swift | UMA Major Lazer | WMA Sheppard | CHUGG green light sorry mind on you 1 it ain't me 6 6 Lorde | UMA 6 Kygo & Selena Gomez | SME Justin Bieber | UMA Guy Sebastian | SME cigarette touch 7 just like fire 7 Flammable 2 7 Little Mix | SME Pink | SME Biffy Clyro | WMA Ali Barter | INERTIA what can i do if the fire goes ... issues 8 riptide 8 pop dat buckle 3 8 Julia Michaels | UMA Vance Joy | MUSHROOM Justice Crew | SME Gang Of Youths | SME Not A Fighter green light 9 cigarettes 9 33 god 4 9 Lorde | UMA Ali Barter | INERTIA Bon Iver | INERTIA Airling | IND To Be Free Chameleon 10 dancing on my own 10 satellites 5 10 PNAU | ETC/UMA Calum Scott | EMI Timmy Trumpet,Qulinez|HUS LDRU | SME KIIS SPINS NOVA SPINS HIT SPINS TRIPLE M SPINS something just like 1 Shape Of You this 1 Touch 1 way down we go Ed Sheeran | WMA 1 The Chainsmokers Little Mix | SME Kaleo | WMA & Coldplay | SME water under the bridge issues Flammable paris 2 Adele | RC/INERTIA 2 Julia Michaels | UMA 2 Biffy Clyro | WMA 2 The Chainsmokers | SME castle on the hill don't Leave Do You still love me? Green Light 3 3 Snakehips | SME 3 Ryan Adams | EMI Ed Sheeran | WMA 3 Lorde | UMA capsize human chameleon castle on the hill 4 4 Frenship | SME 4 Rag ‘N’ Bone Man | SME PNAU | ETC/UMA 4 Ed Sheeran | WMA chained to the rhythm castle on the hill i feel it coming Shape Of You 5 5 Katy Perry | EMI 5 Ed Sheeran | WMA The Weeknd | UMA 5 Ed Sheeran | WMA RADIO WRAP Returning to #1 on the Hot 100 is Ed Sheeran’s Shape Of You. Originally holding the top position four weeks ago, it overtakes Castle On The Hill while Katy Perry keeps pace at #3 for another week with Chained To The Rhythm. The Chainsmokers & Coldplay’s Something Just Like This cracks the Top 10 on its second week in the chart, entering at #4 from #13 followed by a debut from Lorde’s Green Light at #9. It’s the fifth track ever to debut in the Top 10 of the Hot 100, and the second to do so in 2017. Sia’s Cheap Thrills makes for an unexpected #1 Hot 100 Heatseeker – the track moved around the lower spectrum of the Hot 100, now at #71 from #100. Topping the Breakers is a new debut from Australian producer LDRU, To Be Free. To Be Free’s move to the top of the Breakers coincides with its placing at #5 on this week’s triple j Spins chart. Topping that chart, though, is Lorde’s new Green Light, highlighting that although commercial were quick to jump on the track, it’s triple j that threw all its weight behind it in week one. Kaleo holds fast at #1 for another week on the Triple M Spins Chart, as does Ed Sheeran’s Shape Of You for KIIS. Nova’s new favourite is The Chainsmokers & Coldplay’s Something Just Like This, leading ahead of The Chainsmokers’ other recent hit Paris, which holds #2. this month’s album releases See the full list of upcoming album releases here 17th Mar 2cellos Score SME 17th Mar pitbull Climate Change SME 17th Mar A D U LT . Detroit House Guests MUSHROOM 17th Mar Take That Wonderland UMA 17th Mar Conor oberst Salutations WMA 17th Mar Zara Larsson So Good SME 17th Mar Frances Things I’ve Never Said EMI 24th Mar Betty who The Valley SME 17th Mar milky chance Blossom UMA 24th Mar James Blunt This Afterlove WMA 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 flamethrower something just like way down we go that's what i like 1 Christie Lamb | 1 1 1 this UMA Kaleo | WMA Bruno Mars | WMA The Chainsmokers hometown calling flammable scars to your beautiful it ain't me 2 Travis Collins | UMA 2 Biffy Clyro | WMA 2 Alessia Cara | UMA 2 Kygo & Selena Gomez | SME we should be friends do you still love me? i feel it coming chameleon 3 Miranda Lambert | SME 3 Ryan Adams | EMI 3 The Weeknd | UMA 3 PNAU | ETC/UMA satellite castle on the hill 24k Magic you don't know me 4 Kasey Chambers | WMA 4 Ed Sheeran | WMA 4 Bruno Mars | WMA 4 Jax Jones | ETC/UMA drawing hearts human love$ick don't leave 5 Imogen Clark | UMA 5 Rag ‘N’ Bone Man | SME 5 Mura Masa | UMA 5 Snakehips | SME fresh cocoon starboy stay 6 Melanie Dyer | UMA 6 Milky Chance | UMA 6 The Weeknd | UMA 6 Zedd & Alessia Cara | UMA wake me up when you are s..
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