It's week number five at the top of the Songs chart for the Gotye and Kimbra collaboration, Somebody That I Used To Know, and even though it's lost its bullet for the first time since it entered the chart eleven weeks ago, it still has potential to stay on top for several more as it's still ahead of Lana Del Rey, who settles for #2 once again with Video Games, by 200 points. Friendly Fires' former #1, Blue Cassette, rebounds to #3 in its seventeenth week on the chart.
More songs shake up the Top Ten this time starting with Bon Iver who score their first top 5 song as Towers moves up to #4 as Greatest Gainer track in its sixth week on the chart. Their biggest song so far had been Calgary which managed to peak at #24 by the end of last year. Another artist returning to the Top Ten is Santigold, who manages to get her new single Big Mouth to #6, which is also the peak of her previous chart entry Go! featuring Karen O. Santigold's biggest hit so far is 2008's I'm A Lady which peaked at #5. And Gym Class Heroes get their second Top Ten song from The Papercut Chronicles II with Ass Back Home featuring Neon Hitch moving to #7 this week. Their previous chart entry, Stereo Hearts featuring Adam Levine, peaked at #10 and sits currently at #32 in its 33rd week on the chart.
The chart's new entries this week includes more Gotye with Smoke And Mirrors getting the Highest Debut at #70, followed by Lana Del Rey's National Anthem at #84, Sean Paul's She Doesn't Mind at #85 and Vetiver's first chart entry with Can't You Tell at #98.
