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This week’s
ARIA CHARTS
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Wet Leg debuts at #1 with self-titled album
Jack Harlow debuts at #1 on Singles Chart
Debuts for Short Stack and Camila Cabello
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CHECK OUT THE FULL CHART INFORMATION HERE
Albums:
Top 5:
1. Wet Leg – ‘Wet Leg’ (Debut)
2. Olivia Rodrigo – ‘SOUR’
3. Red Hot Chilli Peppers – ‘Unlimited Love’
4. Doja Cat – ‘Planet Her’
5. Encanto – ‘Soundtrack’
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Album Highlights:
#1: Wet Leg ‘Wet Leg’ – Releasing their debut self-titled album, British indie rock duo Wet Leg debut at #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart. Formed on the Isle of Wight in 2019 by guitarists/vocalists/
#8: Short Stack ‘Maybe There’s No Heaven’ – Australian pop punk band Short Stack debut at #8 with Maybe There’s No Heaven. The Sydney trio’s fourth album is their first to be released since the announcement in February 2020 that they would reunite for a second time. Originally slated for release in February 2022, the album was delayed to coincide with the band’s national tour which kicks off in June. Maybe There’s No Heaven is the band’s fourth Top Ten ARIA Album Chart placement, having previously charted with Stack Is The New Black (#1 Aug. ’09), This Is Bat Country (#6 Nov. ‘10) and Homecoming (#5 Aug. ‘15).
#12: Tool ‘Fear Inoculum’ – Tool’s Fear Inoculum re-enters the chart at #12 following the re-release of the album as a 5LP box set. The American progressive metal band took out their third #1 album in Australia when their fifth album spent a week in the top spot in September 2019.
#27: Camila Cabello ‘Familia’ – Cuban-born, American singer-songwriter Camilla Cabello debuts at #TBA with her third studio album Familia. Cabello launched the album last week with an exclusive live TikTok concert where she performed the tracks ‘Quiet’, ‘Psychofreak’, ‘La Buena Vida’, ‘Hasta Los Dientes’ and ‘Everyone At This Party’. Familia is the pop superstar’s third solo Top Ten entry following Camila (#3 Jan. ‘17) and Romance (#6 Dec. ‘19).
#36: Jack Harlow ‘That’s What They All Say’ – Jack Harlow’s debut album That’s What They All Say re-enters the ARIA Album Charts at #35 following the release of his latest single ‘First Class’ and ahead of his upcoming album Come Home The Kids Miss You. Previously peaking at #40 in January 2021, this is the album’s highest peak.
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Check out video highlights of the top 10 singles HERE
Singles:
Top 5:
1. Jack Harlow – ‘First Class’ (Debut)
2. Harry Styles – ‘As It Was’
3. Glass Animals – ‘Heat Waves’
4. The Kid Laroi & Justin Bieber – ‘Stay’
5. Ed Sheeran – ‘Bad Habits’
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Singles Highlights:
#1: Jack Harlow ‘First Class’ – American rapper Jack Harlow claims his first ever #1 in Australia as he hits the top spot on the ARIA Singles Charts with ‘First Class’. It’s the second single to come from Harlow’s forthcoming second album, Come Home The Kids Miss You, due for release on 6 May. It becomes Harlow’s second solo Top Ten entry following ‘Whats Poppin’ (#8 Jul. ‘20). ‘First Class’ is one of two Top Ten entries Harlow this week, with his collaboration with Lil Nas X, ‘Industry Baby’ sitting at #10. Harlow’s previous single, ‘Nail Tech’ (#22 Mar. ‘22), has re-entered the chart at #26.
#11: Camila Cabello Feat. Ed Sheeran ‘Bam Bam’ – Following the release of her latest album Familia, Camila Cabello’s latest single ‘Bam Bam’ climbs four spots to hit a new peak at #11. The Ed Sheeran-featured track has spent six weeks in the Top 50.
#47: Willow ‘Wait A Minute’ – After going viral on TikTok, Willow Smith’s 2015 single ‘Wait A Minute’ makes its Top 50 debut at #47. Appearing on Smith’s debut album, Ardipithecus, it’s her first solo appearance on the Singles Chart since ‘Whip My Hair’ (#18 Dec. ‘10). More recently, Smith charted as a member of the duo The Anxiety, peaking at #8 in November 2021 with ‘Meet Me At Our Spot’.
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Australian Artist Singles:
Top 5:
1. The Kid Laroi & Justin Bieber – ‘Stay’
2. Luude Feat. Colin Hay – ‘Down Under’
3. Dean Lewis – ‘Hurtless’ (Debut)
4. Brothers & Joel Fletcher – ‘Let’s Trot!’
5. Shouse – ‘Love Tonight’
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Australian Artist Albums:
Top 5:
1. Short Stack – ‘Maybe There’s No Heaven’
2. The Kid Laroi – ‘F*ck Love (Over You)’
3. INXS – ‘The Very Best’
4. Cold Chisel – ‘The Best Of Cold Chisel: All For You’
5. Midnight Oil – ‘Resist’
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Vinyl Albums:
Top 5:
1. Wet Leg – ‘Wet Leg’ (Debut)
2. Tool – ‘Fear Inoculum’
3. Short Stack – ‘Maybe There’s No Heaven’ (Debut)
4. DZ Deathrays – ‘Bloodstreams’
5. Red Hot Chili Peppers – ‘Unlimited Love’
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ABOUT THE ARIA CHART:
The national ARIA Chart is Australia’s pre-eminent music chart representing a broad cross section of retail outlets. More than 1200 music retailers, including department stores, chain stores, independent retailers, streaming outlets, and digital providers contribute their data to ARIA to ensure that comprehensive charts are compiled across various genres and categories during any given week.
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