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She's Back! Olivia Dean Resumes Lead on Top 40 Charts
Olivia Dean resumes the lead on the Top 40 Charts this week (Albums and Singles) after a brief step to the side for Harry Styles and his new album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. last week.
Harry Styles Takes #1 Spot on Albums Chart, Olivia Dean Can't be Bumped on Singles Top 40
Harry Styles hits the top this week, with his third solo album – and third NZ #1 – Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. debuting at #1 on the Albums Chart. All 12 tracks from the LP crash the Singles Top 40 this week too – although even Hazza can’t bump Olivia Dean’s hold on #1.
OLIVIA DEAN HOLDS THE LINE AT #1 ON TOP 40 CHARTS
It’s been 22 weeks at the top of the Singles Chart now for Olivia Dean; the artist holds the line at #1 with ‘Man I Need’, also ticking off a 17th week at the peak of the Albums Top 40 with The Art Of Loving – which goes triple platinum this week.
She's Back! Olivia Dean Resumes Lead on Top 40 Charts
Olivia Dean resumes the lead on the Top 40 Charts this week (Albums and Singles) after a brief step to the side for Harry Styles and his new album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. last week. Styles drops to #2 on the Albums Chart, while Dean continues to dominate the Singles Chart, with seven tracks in the Top 40 all up – including a 24th week at #1 with ‘Man I Need’.
Six60 tick off a fifth consecutive week at #1 on the Aotearoa Albums Chart with Right Here Right Now, and the now legendary East Coast combo of Te Wehi and Hori Shaw continue to reign at the top of the Aotearoa Singles Top 20.