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Peking Duk Hold Onto Club Chart #1 For Record Week In 2014

The Canberra duo have taken Sydney singer Nicole Millar high

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Having last week tied the record for the longest running Club Chart number one of 2014, this week Peking Duk take out that record with a seventh week in the top spot.

The Canberra EDM duo's hit High, which features Sydney vocalist Nicole Millar, now outranks Fatboy Slim's summer anthem Eat Sleep Rave which sat at number one for six weeks at the start of the year.

It's the longest run in the chart's top spot since Calvin Harris & Alesso's Under Control collab with Hurts held down number one for seven weeks late last year. It's also the longest running local number one since their last single Feels Like held the spot for eight weeks in September and October last year. It is Peking Duk's third ARIA Club Chart number one.

The track, having already peaked at five in the ARIA Singles Chart, may become Peking Duk's biggest club hit yet with its most immediate competition slowing down this week - Bounce Generation by America's TJR and Italy's Vinai only managed to inch up from four to two this week.

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However, Melbourne's Reece Low has charged into the top ten this week with Slapjack, his collab with US DJ/producer Henry Fong jumped from 11 to five - it may have enough impetus to dislodge Peking Duk next week.

Also bulletting toward the top ten is Sydney's Terace (who remixed High) as his latest track Halfway, featuring Swedish duo Milou, leapt from 25 to 11.

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