Independent Chart Wrap: Smith Street Band sees a boost on the Albums chart

AIR Singles

Hermitude yet again returns to #1 on the Carlton Dry Independent Singles Chart with The Buzz featuring Mataya & Young Tapz. Meg Mac’s Roll Up Your Sleeves returns to the Top 10 at #6 from #13, marking the only notable movement in this week’s chart. San Cisco’s Run re-enters the chart at #13 as does Safia’s You Are The One at #17, George Maple’s Talk Talk enters at #19 and Chet Faker’s 1998 at #20.

AIR Radio Play

A new entry tops the Radio Play chart this week: Flight Facilities’ Heart Attack. Kita Alexander’s My Own Way returns to #2 from #4 while Jenny Broke The Window’s Black Skeleton finds a new peak at #3 from #7. Sia’s Fire Meet Gasoline enjoys a strong debut as well. This time entering at #6. Ngaiire’s Once finds a new peak at #9 moving up from #13, as does Ayla’s Waiting at #10 from #18. Hermitude’s Searchlight featuring Yeo re-enters the chart at #19.

AIR Albums

Sia’s 1000 Forms Of Fear remains at #1 this week though Flight Facilities’ Down To Earth returns to #2 from #4 posing a threat. The Smith Street Band move back into the Top 10 at #7 from #13 with Throw Me In The River, no doubt a result of recent highlights at Splendour In The Grass. Four re-entries take place in the Top 20, the first coming in at #15 with The Smith Street Band’s sophomore LP Sunshine & Technology. Ta-Ku’s Songs To Make Up To makes it at #16 while Sia’s Best Of… and Thundamentals’ So We Can Remember re-enters at #19 and #20, respectively. 

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