Hurry Up And Weeknd
No stranger to the top end of the Aotearoa Charts, The Weeknd notches up his fourth chart-topping album in four years as Hurry Up Tomorrow debuts at #1 on the Top40 Albums Chart | Kōpae Tiketike 40 Ōkawa. The Canadian also tops the Hot40 Singles | Tukutahi Arotini 40 with the album's third single, Cry For Me.
Meanwhile British singer Chrystal and DJ NOTION hold on to the top spot on the Top40 Singles Chart | Tukutahi Tiketike 40 Ōkawa for a second week with their collaboration, The Days. Despite being a Top10 hit all over the world, New Zealand is so far the only country in the world where the dance hit has hit #1.
After seven previous appearances, Local lass PRINS secures her first-ever Hot20 Aotearoa Single | Tukutahi Arotini 20 o Aotearoa this week with Run! Recorded in Los Angeles, the song "feels like a coming of age song" she says. "It’s a story of overcoming and reclaiming your power which feels very fitting after what seems to have been a tough year for everyone."
Stan Walker chalks up 50 uninterupted weeks at #1 on the Top10 Te Reo Singles | Tukutahi Te Reo Māori Tiketike 10 with Māori Ki Te Ao.