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Taylor Swift Not Slowing Down As Showgirl Goes Platinum
Taylor Swift maintains her dual grip on both the Albums and Singles Top40 Chart as The Life Of A Showgirl spends a second week at #1 and The Fate Of Ophelia holds out Olivia Dean's resurgence.
Taylor Swift Sweeps the Charts with a Record-setting Release Week
It was less a case of whether Taylor Swift would be adding to her tally of #1 Albums and Singles Chart appearances this week, and more about which records she might trouble in the process.
First-ever Aotearoa vinyl-only charts published
Recorded Music NZ marks a milestone in vinyl’s revival with the release of a one-off set of Official Aotearoa Music Vinyl Charts, launched alongside The Long Play, a new podcast exploring "the warped history of vinyl in Aotearoa" from Charlotte Ryan and The Spinoff.
Olivia Dean Does The Double – #1 ON SINGLES & ALBUMS TOP 40
Aotearoa is turning out to be the global cheerleader for UK artist Olivia Dean as the 26-year-old Londoner locks her first international chart double, topping both the Album and Singles Top 40 this week.
REFRESHED CHART RULES – WHAT'S CHANGED
The Official Aotearoa Music Chart Rules are regularly refreshed, to better reflect the needs of artists and their teams in the current market.
Ones To Watch is now Hot Tracks!
We're switching things up with our longstanding Ones To Watch feature on socials.
OLIVIA DEAN HOLDS AT #1 ON SINGLES TOP 40, DEMON HUNTERS OST RETURNS
Olivia Dean holds steady at #1 on the Singles Top 40 this week with ‘Man I Need’. According to its creator, the song is about "knowing how you deserve to be loved and not being afraid to ask for it..." but also, "it was made for dancing!"
50 years of the Official Music Charts in Aotearoa – the Charts go Gold today
The Official Music Charts turn 50 today. Produced by Recorded Music NZ, the Charts reflect the most popular singles and albums in Aotearoa each week. They are the only charts endorsed by the music industry and are compiled according to globally recognised guidelines.