Doja Cat is unmoved from the U.Okay. singles chart crest, the place “Paint the City Pink” (by way of Ministry of Sound) enters a 3rd week at No. 1.
Lifted from the U.S. singer, rapper and producer’s fourth studio album Scarlet, which dropped final Friday, Sept. 22, “Paint the City Pink” was the U.Okay.’s most-streamed track throughout the newest cycle, with 6.2 million performs, the Official Charts Firm studies.
The chief on the midweek stage, “Paint the City Pink” holds off Olivia Rodrigo’s former chief “Vampire” (Geffen), which is unchanged at No. 2.
In the meantime, South Africa-born, U.Okay.-raised singer, songwriter and producer Kenya Grace is rising quick with “Strangers,” up 12-3 in its third week on the tally, revealed late Friday. “Strangers” is Grace’s main label debut, by way of Warner Music sublabel FFRR, and first single to influence the Official U.Okay. Singles Chart.
Tate McRae has the best debut this week along with her viral quantity “Grasping” (Ministry of Sound). It’s new at No. 8, for the Canadian artist’s third U.Okay. prime 10 single. Beforehand, McRae landed at No. 3 with 2020’s “You Broke Me First” and at No. 8 with 2022 Tiësto collaboration “10:35”.
Additionally finishing a prime 10 begin is Drake and SZA’s collab “Slime You Out” (OVO/Republic/RCA), new at No. 10. Taken from Drake’s forthcoming eight studio album For All of the Canines, “Slime You Out” is Drake’s forty first U.Okay. prime 10 single, and SZA’s fourth. It’s considered one of two SZA songs within the prime 40; “Snooze” (RCA/Prime Dawg) leaps 48-18, a brand new peak, following the discharge of a brand new acoustic minimize with Justin Bieber.
Johannesburg, South Africa-born Afrobeats artist Tyla makes a splash on the U.Okay. prime 40 for the primary time with “Water” (Epic/Fax), rising 55-24.
Lastly, drum ‘n’ bass veterans Chase & Standing bag a brand new prime 40 entry with “Liquor & Cigarettes” (EMI), a team-up with English producer Hedex and rapper ArrDee. It’s new at No. 31 for Hedex’s first-ever prime 40 putting, ArrDee’s ninth, and Chase & Standing’s eleventh.
