Digital Chart Wrap: Macklemore & Ryan Lewis top iTunes

ARIA Streaming

Justin Bieber’s What Do You Mean? has now held #1 on the Streaming chart for four weeks, still leading ahead of former #1 The Weeknd’s Can’t Feel My Face at #2. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ Downtown marks the first bit of movement at #4 from #5 and is the only noteworthy change in the Top 10. Drake’s Hotline Bling moves up to #14 from #25 while Fetty Wap’s 679 gets close to cracking the Top 20 at #23, up from #28. High debuts at #18 and #19 come in from Ellie Goulding’s On My Mind and Sigala’s Easy Love respectively. One other debut makes it into the Top 40 with Robin Schulz’s Sugar at #33.

iTunes

The iTunes chart sees Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ Downtown finally take #1 this week, moving up from two swapping places with Justin Bieber’s What Do You Mean?. Robin Schulz and OMI break into the Top 10 with Sugar at #9 from #29 and Hula Hoop at #10 from #21 respectively. The Weeknd’s The Hills draws closer to the Top 10 at #15 form #20, a new peak while Drake’s Hotline Bling enjoys a new peak at #25 from #57. Four debuts make it into the Top 50 with Ellie Goulding’s commercial hit On My Mind at #16, One Direction’s instant gratuitous track Infinity, taken from their forthcoming album at #19 and Naughty Boy’s Runnin (Lose It All) featuring Beyonce & Arrow Benjamin at #28. Topping it off at #40 is Diplo’s Be Right There featuring Sleepy Tom. One high re-entry makes it in at #50 with Jamie Lawson’s Ahead Of Myself.

Shazam

Robin Schulz’s Sugar takes a new peak at #1 from #2 on this week’s Shazam chart while The Weeknd’s The Hills moves up to #2 from #6, followed by Dawin’s Dessert at #3 from #14. Just making it into the Top 10 at #9 from #12 is LunchMoney Lewis’ Whip It while Drake just misses out at #11 from #20. Ellie Goulding makes a huge leap at #14 from #40 with On My Mind, as does Naughty Boy’s Runnin (Lose It All) featuring Beyonce & Arrow at #22 from #64. Disclosure cracks the Top 50 at #35 with a debut of Magnets featuring Lorde followed by One Direction’s Infinity at #39 and Sia’s Alive at #42. 

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