Chart Wrap: Mumford & Sons and In Hearts Wake debut high

TMN Hot 100

The Hot 100 sees Wiz Khalifa’s See You Again featuring Charlie Puth hold #1 for a third week now. Walk The Moon’s Shut Up & Dance inches one step closer to the top at #2 from #3 while Major Lazer & DJ Snake’s Lean On featuring MØ drops to #3. Grace’s You Don’t Own Me featuring G-Eazy takes #9 up from #23,followed by David Guetta’s Hey Mama featuring Nicki Minaj & Afrojack.

Sia’s Big Girls Cry jumps to #17 from #36 while James Bay’s Let It Go hits #25 from #33. Charli XCX’s Famous makes it to #50 from #71 and Hermitude’s The Buzz featuring Young Tapz & Mataya makes #54 from #85. This week’s most moved comes from Rihanna’s American Oxygen, jumping to #49 from #84, a total of 35 places.

Only one debut takes place within the Top 50 with Flo Rida’s I Don’t Like It, I Love It featuring Robin Thicke & Verdine White at #36. Rudimental’s Never Let You Go just misses out on a Top 50 debut, entering at #51.

ARIA Singles

Wiz Khalifa’s See You Again featuring Charlie Puth remains at #1 for what is now its fifth week in a row while Grace’s You Don’t Own Me featuring G-Eazy hits #2 on its second week in the chart.David Guetta’s Hey Mama continues its way up the Top 10 landing at #7 up from #10 on its third week in the chart. James Bay’s Let It Go hits a new peak at #11 from #20, drawing closer to Hold Back The River’s peak at #4. Two debuts take place this week with Britney Spears’Pretty Girls featuring Iggy Azalea at #40 and Tinashe & Iggy Azalea’s All Hands On Deck at #49. A re-entry comes in at #45 with Paloma Faith’s Only Love Can Hurt Like This, a former #1.

ARIA Albums

Mumford & Sons’ third album Wilder Mind sees a debut at #1 this week, their second to date and the follow up to2012’s Babel,which peaked at #2 in October of that year.At #2 is a new debut from Byron Bay metalcore activists In Hearts Wake with Skydancer, the second part of their two album Mother Earth and Father Sky concept album. It marks their second Top 5 album on the ARIA chart, the first being Earthwalker which peaked at #5 this time last year.Zac Brown Band’s Jekyll + Hyde sees a debut just outside of the Top 5 at #6 while triple j’s Beat The Drum live album debuts at #10. The last high debut takes place at #22 with Hiatus Kaiyote’s Choose Your Weapon.

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