Sam Ryder is releasing a "Jubilee" signed special of his CD single this week.

Good to see them going for another push, i know it wont help him get a higher peak but its good to give it a sales boost, its great it didnt plummet after the hype of eurovision died down, its holding well, hopefully he can do ok with his follow up single aswell.

Shame Mimi Webb won't be debuting in the top 20 to silence the haters. :(

forgot bout Frank Ocean - Lost, it peaked at #53 in 2012/3

but then got a rewind recently thanks to Tiktok, even went top 10 on Spotify, but never got a reset

and peaked at #44 on ACR

but it this case in particular, could well be the label never asked cos he's on a different one now and they didn't part ways happily

Edited June 1, 20223 yr by Bjork

Hey could someone help me clarify something? I know that theres a certain number of streams that makes a chart sale (i think its 600 paid streams = 1 sale, 1200 unpaid streams make up 1 sale) but with cd singles is it the same? does a certain number of singles make 1 sale or is it 1cd = 1 chart sale?

 

and is it the same with album chart sales too? i know streams contribute to that but if you buy a cd (or any physical copy of an album) is that 1 chart sale towards the album?

 

thanks in advance

yes 1 CD single is 1 sale, 1 download is 1 sale

is only streams that don't

kate #1 on spotify with over 800k, so she will get top 10 i guess

Edited June 1, 20223 yr by Rafael x

yes 1 CD single is 1 sale, 1 download is 1 sale

is only streams that don't

 

aah perfect thanks!

Wonder how high kate will be in todays update. I mean from monday to tuesday she climbed from 73-35 which is huge, would not be surprised to see her in the top 10 by todays update already. I have hope that she has a strong chance of a top 10 finish this week

kate #1 on spotify with over 800k, so she will get top 10 i guess

She’s technically #2 because of her streams being halved and I think she’ll settle for top 20

Edited June 1, 20223 yr by Hadji

The Official Charts Company Midweek Sales Flash is here, and Harry Styles' As It Was looks set for a ninth week at the top of the singles chart.

 

Last week becoming the longest-running No.1 of the year so far, As It Was continues to strengthen its hold on the chart, posting 39,921 sales so far this week. In at No.2, Lizzo's About Damn Time posts 23,454 sales, while Cat Burns' Go is shortly behind with 23,280 sales. Harry Styles' Late Night Talking .

Last week becoming the longest-running No.1 of the year so far, As It Was continues to strengthen its hold on the chart, posting 39,921 sales so far this week. In at No.2, Lizzo's About Damn Time posts 23,454 sales, while Cat Burns' Go is shortly behind with 23,280 sales. Harry Styles' Late Night Talking (20,888 sales) is the second-biggest selling single from Harry's House, landing at No.4, while Jack Harlow's First Class posts 17,680 sales to land in fifth.

 

In the albums race, Liam Gallagher's C'Mon You Know is pulling ahead with 66,506 sales, a strong 61,056 of those from physical. Last week's No.1, Harry Styles' Harry's House (22,575 sales), falls one place to No.2, while Liam Gallagher's live album Down By The River Thames posts 10,977 sales to claim third. The rest of the Top 5: new entry Def Leppard's Diamond Star Halos (10,819 sales, No.4), and Ed Sheeran's = (8,424 sales, No.5).

 

Source: MW

 

As a filler for a now...

I'm s massive Kate Bush fan but not bothered about her being reset. It's an old well known legacy hit, not really what the charts are about. If that was reset then wouldn't there be a case of Ed Sheeran to get 'Perfect' reset post Jubilee and jump up the charts don't think anyone wants that.

so not even 2K for Liam after doing more than 10K the day before!

I'm s massive Kate Bush fan but not bothered about her being reset. It's an old well known legacy hit, not really what the charts are about. If that was reset then wouldn't there be a case of Ed Sheeran to get 'Perfect' reset post Jubilee and jump up the charts don't think anyone wants that.

 

What are the charts about though? No one seems to be able to come up with an answer.

I'd say the most popular music around with a bias to newer, fresher stuff. Not excluding "classics" completely but not allowing them to take over. Apart from Christmas lol when it all goes a bit crazy with the playlists and becomes impossible not to.

I’d prefer the charts had no bias though. It automatically means that it isn’t a representation of the most popular music around.

What are the charts about though? No one seems to be able to come up with an answer.

 

The charts these days are about manipulation and who can avoid acr the longest :D

The charts these days are about manipulation and who can avoid acr the longest :D

 

The charts have always been manipulated in some way unfortunately, it’s just the way it’s manipulated has changed

 

However I personally don’t think the ACR rule is fair - as someone said earlier the charts should reflect what’s the most popular (but then of course this is manipulated itself by playlists and radio play)

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Wednesday Top 40 ONLY Update

Source: Music Week

Missing Data:

 

Singles

 

1 Harry Styles - As It Was (39,921)

2 Lizzo - About Damn Time (23,454)

3 Cat Burns - go (23,280)

4 Harry Styles - Late Night Talking (20,888)

5 Jack Harlow - First Class (17,680)

 

6-10

7 Tion Wayne & La Roux - IFTK

9 Fireboy DML & Ed Sheeran - Peru

10 Ed Sheeran feat. Lil Baby - 2step

 

11-20

12 David Guetta, Becky Hill & Ella Henderson - Crazy What Love Can Do

15 Calvin Harris, Dua Lipa & Young Thug - Potion *

18 Nathan Dawe feat. Ella Henderson - 21 Reasons

19 Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) ^

20 Latto & Mariah Carey feat. DJ Khaled - Big Energy

 

21-30

21 Benzz - Je M'appelle

23 Lady Gaga - Hold My Hand *

24 Ed Sheeran - Bad Habits

25 Joel Corry, David Guetta & Bryson Tiller - What Would You Do?

29 Tom Grennan - Remind Me

 

31-40

31 Ed Sheeran - Shivers

32 Glass Animals - Heat Waves

34 Kanye West & XXXTENTACION - True Love *

36 Diplo & Miguel - Don't Forget My Love

37 The K*nts - Prince Andrew Is A Sweaty N*nce *

 

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

 

Albums

 

1 Liam Gallagher - C’MON YOU KNOW (66,506 [61,056 physical]) *

2 Harry Styles - Harry's House (22,575)

3 Liam Gallagher - Down By The River Thames (Live) (10,977) *

4 Def Leppard - Diamond Star Halos (10,819) *

5 Ed Sheeran - = (8,424)

 

6-10

6 Will Young - 20 Years: The Greatest Hits *

7 Tate McRae - i used to think i could fly *

8 ABBA - Gold: Greatest Hits

10 Sex Pistols - The Original Recordings *

 

11-20

11 Ed Sheeran - ÷

14 Doja Cat - Planet Her

 

21-30

22 Alfie Templeman - Mellow Moon *

24 The Killers - Direct Hits ^

25 Bob Marley & the Wailers - Legend

26 Fleetwood Mac - Rumours

29 Sam Fender - Seventeen Going Under

 

31-40

32 Nirvana - Nevermind ^

34 The Beatles - 1

35 ABBA - Voyage ^

36 Elvis Presley - Elv1s: 30 Number 1 Hits ^

 

NO OTHER SALES INFO

'Preu' coming to stay in the top 10 even if Kate Bush rises in :cheeseblock:

 

Latto coming to be yeeted down to #21 again by The Kunts :cheeseblock: (nah am not sure they're likely to rise that much, but guessing they do have a strong chance of top 40 again if they're already back today after dropping out yesterday).