HUNTR/X continue to dominate, as What It Sounds Like tops this week's Official Trending Chart. This is followed by a flurry of British acts, as the UK scene continues to expand exponentially. Sienna Spiro's Die On This Hill sits in second place, closely followed by Olivia Dean with A Couple Minutes (3). Scouse prodigy EsDeeKid finds both Phantom with Rico Ace (4) and Century (6) all place highly on the Trending Chart, while Fred again.. sees Talk Of The Town featuring Sammy Virji and Reggie break the Top 5 this week (5).
Three songs from the Amazon Prime show Hazbin Hotel: Season 2 hit the Trending Chart this week: Love In A Bottle (9), Losin' Streak (11) and Easy (17). The rest of the Top 10 sees Charli xcx's new Wuthering Heights soundtrack Chains of Love at Number 7, Lewis Capaldi's emotional The Day That I Die in at 8 and Sonny Fodera, D.O.D and Poppy Baskcomb's Think About Us at Number 10.
Elsewhere, following the release of their album PTSD 2, which is currently battling for the Number 1 spot on the Official Albums Chart this week, D-Block Europe see two of their songs Bad Luck (12) and Yurrr featuring Central Cee (14) in the Top 20. A huge shout out also goes to American rapper NF, who finds three of his tracks from his latest EP FEAR inside this week's Top 20: title track FEAR (13), WHO I WAS with MGK (16) and SORRY featuring James Arthur (18).
Авторское резюме: Обзор чарт-динамики подчеркивает разнообразие британской сцены и участие международных исполнителей, отмечая рост интереса к сериалам и саундтреям, а также влияние новых релизов на топ-чарты.
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