OLIVIA DEAN DOMINATES TOP 40 AFTER EPIC TĀMAKI SHOW, CHRISTOPH EL TRUENTO CLAIMS DEBUT AOTEAROA ALBUMS #1

Fresh from what proved an epic headline Tāmaki show, that opened the newly revamped Western Springs Bowl, Olivia Dean again leads both Top 40 Charts this week, as well as the Catalogue Singles and Albums Charts. It’s The Art Of Loving’s 30th wiki at #1 on the Albums Chart – while all 11 full-length tracks from the LP appear in the Singles Chart. ‘Man I Need’ tops it for a 33rd week. The UK performer also has 10 tracks in the Catalogue Singles Chart, including the #1.

Critically celebrated artist producer Christoph El Truento lands his debut Aotearoa Albums Chart #1 this week, with his latest release Musical Power: Rub-A-Dub Special. His previous two albums also cracked the Top 5 of the Chart. Hori Shaw and Te Wehi return to the top of the Aotearoa Singles Chart after a two-week gap, with ‘Ready To Ride’.

Over on the Hot 40, Canadian pop star Tate McRae claims her 13th #1, with ‘Housewife’. Only five artists have topped the Chart more often. Locally, Stallyano, Johnny Myzky, Taha Hiva Siana and G-Block top the Aotearoa Hot 20 with their ‘TGANG (T-MIX)’ collab. Stallyano has had three previous Aotearoa Hot Chart #1s, this is his first in over two years.

The TAWAZ, Stan Walker and Hone-led ‘Mānawa Maiea Matariki’ continues at the tihi of Te Tukutahi Tiketike 10 Te Reo Māori this wiki.