Things keep looking good for
Calvin Harris who sees his
Florence Welch collaboration,
Sweet Nothing, steady at #1 for a third consecutive week. The song is included in his newest album release
18 Months. It has become the sixth #1 song this year to spend 3 weeks or more at the top.
Sweet Nothing video
But with a few weeks left for 2012, another song is seriously making its way to the top and will, most likely, be the last chart-topper of the year. I'm talking about
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis'
Can't Hold Us featuring
Ray Dalton, which after a strong debut at #7 last week, jumps all the way to #2 as Greatest Gainer.
Steve McQueen by
M83 scores a new peak at #3; and so does
Placebo, whose
B3 goes up two notches to #4.
Lana Del Rey scores her fifth top ten hit with
Ride jumping six spots to #9.
The Biggest Jump goes to
Mumford & Sons'
Babel which is up 35 spots to #55. Honorable mentions as well for
Sky Ferreira who is up to #39 with
Everything Is Embarrassing,
Linkin Park's
Lost In The Echo which is up 28 spots to #54,
The Script &
will.i.am are up 24 to #69, and
Lana Del Rey's
American is up to #46.
We have six new entries this week, the first three being chart newbies. First off is
AWOLNATION's
Sail which scores the highest debut at #56, followed by
Walk The Moon's
Tightrope at #77, and
Tuka's
Die A Happy Man featuring
Jane Tyrrell at #82. The other three debuts are all by returning female artists. First is
Ellie Goulding who we last saw in mid 2011 with
Lights. She's back now with
Figure 8 at #86.
Christina Aguilera sees a second song from her
Lotus album debut as Empty Words enters at #87. And last but not least,
Kelly Clarkson returns to the chart with
Catch My Breath at #97.
The Recurrent Songs chart has
Young Blood by
The Naked And Famous at #1 for a third consecutive week, while
M83 reconquers the top spot of the Album charts with
Hurry Up, We're Dreaming. for a total of 6 weeks at #1.
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