Hottest 100 Boosts To Be Felt Across Charts

The triple j Hottest 100 and recent tours are set to be the catalysts for the big moves in the ARIA Charts this week, with Vance Joy and Flume & Chet Faker possibly looking at their highest spots yet.

Vance Joy's Riptide took out the influential poll and, though it's still early in the week, midweek figures are showing that it will jump from 35 and could get to its previous peak of seven. Flume and Faker's track Drop The Game is currently at 31, and midweeks show it pushing its previous peak of 21.

Lorde's The Love Club EP, which features the Hottest 100's number two Royals, is also enjoying a resurgence from 28 and The Preatures' Is This How You Feel? will finally enter the chart after finishing ninth in the listener-voted poll.

Up the top of the singles chart Pharrell's Happy continues to roll on at one, but London Grammar's Strong and A Great Big World featuring Christina Aguilera's Say Something are quickly closing ground. Picking up a Grammy Award and landing tenth on the 100, Daft Punk and Pharrell's Get Lucky is also enjoying a sales boost.

Other debuts will come from Cash Cash featuring Bebe Rexha's Take Me Home, American Authors' Best Day Of My Life, the collabooration from reality TV graduates Jessica Mauboy, Dami Im, Justice Crew, Nathaniel, Samantha Jade and Taylor Henderson I Am Australian and Enrique Iglesias's I'm A Freak.

There's also a few albums jostling for the number one spot on the ARIA Albums Chart, currently held by Bruce Springsteen's High Hopes with the Frozen soundtrack and Beyoncé's self-titled in the mix as well.

On the back of his massive tour, Avicii's True is on the rise and looking at the top ten, while the new EP from Sydney hip hop duo Jackie Onassis will enter the charts and may land around the 20 mark.

Other debuts will come from Australian Crawl's The Greatest Hits, Of Mice & Men's Restoring Force and Periphery's Clear. Lana Del Rey's Born To Die (The Paradise Edition), Rufus' Atlas and Daft Punk's Random Access Memories are all showing sales increases, as well.