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4 days ago | officialcharts.com | Nick Levine

She faces stiff competition from alt-rock icons Garbage, though, whose eighth studio album Let All That We Imagine Be the Light right behind (2). If it maintains this position until Friday, it will become Garbage’s seventh UK Top 10 album and highest charting since 1998’s Version 2.0, which peaked at Number 1. Matt Berninger is on course for his first solo Top 10 album with sophomore set Get Sunk (5).

4 days ago | officialcharts.com | Nick Levine

In fact, he now has nine Top 10 songs and a chart-topping album – 2021's All Over the Place – to his name, along with four BRIT nominations. As he unleashes Catch Me If You Can and S-X collaboration So Far Away, we catch up with the multi-hyphenate to talk breaking through barriers, making it in music industry and when we can expect his follow-up to All Over the Place. Yeah, I mean that's like my bread and butter.  I hate the idea of people knowing what kind of song I'm going to release.

5 days ago | officialcharts.com | Carl Smith

But there’s competition from rising South-East London star Skye Newman, with second release Family Matters set to jump three to a brand-new peak (3). Skye’s similarly soulful debut Hairdresser could reach new heights, too, up three midweek (13). This week’s highest new entry could come courtesy of Tate McRae, with Just Keep Watching (From F1® The Movie) predicted to debut at Number 8.

1 week ago | officialcharts.com | Nick Levine

Taylor acquired her album rights from LA-based investment firm Shamrock Capital, who purchased them in 2020 from former music manager Scooter Braun. In her letter, Taylor said the firm had been "honest, fair and respectful" and confirmed that the deal gives her "full autonomy" over her masters. To celebrate the good news, she posted new photos of herself with vinyl copies of her first six albums.

1 week ago | officialcharts.com | Carl Smith

Speaking to Official Charts, Sparks’ Ron and Russell Mael say: “We’re so deeply appreciative of the way our new album MAD! has been embraced by all of you, to such an extent that it’s reached Number 2, our highest chart position ever! Hard to believe! “We will continue - to paraphrase a certain band, Sparks - to “do things our own way,” knowing the support we’re getting from all of you.