All Artists In The ARIA Top 5 Singles Chart Are Women This Week

Decorating the #1 Singles spot for a seventh week is the Doja Cat track Paint the Town Red.

The Red track also picks up its first sales certification this week and is newly ▲Platinum in sales, while the track from her latest album Scarlet is also atop the charts again in New Zealand (eighth week), England, Canada (both fifth week) and returns to the top in The U.S.A. (second week). Paint the Town Red also now matches the seven week accumulated by Dave and Central Cee in June and July with Sprinter, the only two tracks this decade to have now logged seven (and no more) weeks at #1, with that former chart-topper leaving the Top 10 for the first time ever this week.

The Top 5 are all female acts this week, with a swap-around in the next two positions as Tate McRae is up one spot to a new peak of #2 with her new track greedy, which also hits a new chart height in England (#3), Ireland (#2), Germany (#5), Canada (#8), The U.S.A. (33 to #24) and holds at its peak in New Zealand (#3). Tate swaps places with the Kenya Grace track Strangers, down a place to #3, which is locally the #1 Dance Single again (for a third week), and holds at its peak of #2 in England, New Zealand, climbs to new peaks in Ireland (#3), Germany (#4), The U.S.A. (88 to #63) and Canada (21 to #18).

The fourth and fifth Top 5 female acts (out of eight within the entire Top 10) this week are both on hold as Cruel Summer for Taylor Swift and Prada for cassö x RAYE x D-Block Europe are at #4 and #5 respectively, while Prada maintains it's #1 spot in Ireland for a second week and it's at #4 in England, #2 in Germany for a second stay, and rises to new peaks in New Zealand (#19) and Canada (98 to #73).

Becoming the eighth longest running Top 10 song in Australia at 32 weeks is the Morgan Wallen track Last Night, which is up one spot this week to #6, and since the end of April we've had two country artists within the Top 10 non-stop, Morgan and Luke Combs, who this week pulls-out of the Top 10 garage and is replaced with a new country song, as Zach Bryan and Kasey Musgraves both land their first Top 10 berth with I Remember Everything, which moves up two places to score a new peak of #9 (after four weeks at #11), plus the track is also now Gold (●) in sales, plus it also cracks the NZ Top 10 (#10) and still resides overseas within the ten in The U.S.A. (#5), Canada (#4) and at a new peak in Ireland (#7).

The highest and only Top 50 debut this week occurs at #7 as BTS member Jungkook teams with Jack Harlow on his latest single 3D, which lands at the namesake of his previous single Seven, which debuted and peaked at #2 twelve weeks ago on July 24th, with that track on hold at #38 this week. Both tracks are taken from his forthcoming solo album Golden due on November 3rd, and overseas entries occur in England (#5), Ireland (#15), New Zealand (#9) and Japan (#17). This is now the second Top 10 placement for Junkkook and the fourth for Jack Harlow. Down two places each are the last two female acts within the Top 10 this week, as vampire by Olivia Rodrigo and Dance the Night for Dua Lipa drop to #8 and #10 respectively.

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TOP 20:

Leaving the Top 10 this week are the two tracks I previously mentioned, Fast Car (HP-2, WI10-23) down one to #11 for Luke Combs and Sprinter for Dave and Central Cee (HP-1x7, WI10-17), which is out of the Top 10 for the first time in it's chart career, down three spots to #12. These are followed by the other Zach Bryan entry in the charts, Something in the Orange, which remains on hold at #13 (HP-12), while the other non-mover within the Top 20 is down at #19, What Was I Made for? by Billie Eilish, remaining at #19 for a third week in a row, while Gunna is back up three places to #18 with FukUMean, after a single week outside of the Top 20.

TOP 30:

NEW PEAK goes to Troye Sivan's debut from last week Got Me Started, which jumps up ten places to #21, while Taylor Swift sees the first of four rising tracks begin with Anti-Hero back up to #23, the second of her five Top 50 entries this week. Olivia Rodrigo saw her bad idea right? fall down four spots to #20, while her third and final entry get him back! drops six places down to #24, followed by a six drop to #29 for Barbie World by Nicki Minaj, Ice Spice and Aqua. The Corrs just issued a cover of the Fleetwood Mac track Little Lies, and the Mac also saw their classic track Dreams rise again this week, up nine spots to #27, its first time within the Top 30 since April 25th, 2022 (#30), and matching it's parent album Rumours current albums chart position.

TOP 40:

NEW PEAK within the Top 40 sees Tyla and her track Water trickle up the chart eight places to a new chart height of #32, plus with the songs video clip was issued this past weekend, so it should rise again next week, and with one Troye Sivan track rising his older entry declines, as Rush drops back down nine places to #33, followed by an eight spot drop to #34 for the SZA entry Snooze, while her Kill Bill track is down three to #37. Rising back up into the Top 40 are two tracks, Mr. Brightside by The Killers, up six places to #36, while Peggy Gou and (it goes like) Nanana moves back up five spots to #39.

TOP 50:

Doja Cat saw an entry last week for her album track Agora Hills, which is down six spots this week to land at #41, while Taylor Swift has three rising and back-to-back entries within this chart region, starting with Karma (46 to #43), then Style (45 to #44) and finally Blank Space (49 to #45). The other six place drop here sees Miley Cyrus' Used to Be Young fall to #49, after which is a seven place rebound to #50 for Elton John and Dua Lipa with Cold Heart (PNAU Remix), while Dua Lipa also sees a three-year chart-anniversary as Levitating cracks 156 weeks within the Top 100.