Olivia Dean's Australian Reign Continues: She Holds Top Spot on Both Charts for Sixth Consecutive Week
In a dominant performance, British singer-songwriter Olivia Dean has extended her reign at the top of both the ARIA Singles and Albums Charts. Her sophomore album "The Art Of Loving" (via Universal) remains undefeated in the albums category for the sixth consecutive week, while her single "Man I Need" tops the singles tally for an eighth consecutive week.
Meanwhile, Ninajirachi's highly successful debut full-length album "I Love My Computer" (NLV Records) has made a significant jump on the ARIA Albums Chart, vaulting to No. 12 and surpassing its previous peak of No. 18 from last August. The Australian artist has been racking up awards in recent months, including three ARIA Awards, the Australian Music Prize, and the J Awards for Australian album of the year.
Other notable artists making a splash on the charts include Grammy Award-winning South African singer-songwriter Tyla, whose self-titled debut Sony Music album re-enters the Top 50 at No. 48 after missing its initial release in March 2024 due to health issues. Djo (the stage name of Joe Keery), who played Steve Harrington in Stranger Things, also sees a boost with his single "End Of Beginning" improving to No. 14 on the ARIA Singles Chart.
International girl group Katseye makes its mark as well, with singles "Gabriela" and "Internet Girl" climbing to new heights on the charts. The Los Angeles-based group boasts members from around the world and was formed in the 2023 reality TV series Dream Academy.
In a dominant performance, British singer-songwriter Olivia Dean has extended her reign at the top of both the ARIA Singles and Albums Charts. Her sophomore album "The Art Of Loving" (via Universal) remains undefeated in the albums category for the sixth consecutive week, while her single "Man I Need" tops the singles tally for an eighth consecutive week.
Meanwhile, Ninajirachi's highly successful debut full-length album "I Love My Computer" (NLV Records) has made a significant jump on the ARIA Albums Chart, vaulting to No. 12 and surpassing its previous peak of No. 18 from last August. The Australian artist has been racking up awards in recent months, including three ARIA Awards, the Australian Music Prize, and the J Awards for Australian album of the year.
Other notable artists making a splash on the charts include Grammy Award-winning South African singer-songwriter Tyla, whose self-titled debut Sony Music album re-enters the Top 50 at No. 48 after missing its initial release in March 2024 due to health issues. Djo (the stage name of Joe Keery), who played Steve Harrington in Stranger Things, also sees a boost with his single "End Of Beginning" improving to No. 14 on the ARIA Singles Chart.
International girl group Katseye makes its mark as well, with singles "Gabriela" and "Internet Girl" climbing to new heights on the charts. The Los Angeles-based group boasts members from around the world and was formed in the 2023 reality TV series Dream Academy.
! It's always the same Aussie artists dominating the scene, you know? Olivia Dean is cool and all, but can't we get some diversity on this thing? I mean, Ninajirachi is awesome, don't get me wrong, but she's from Australia too... I need to see more international talent getting the love 
. And what's up with these Grammy Awards? Is it just a prerequisite for getting featured in the top charts or something? 
Nah, but seriously, this Ninajirachi girl is killing it too, and I'm low-key hoping she's not just a pawn in some bigger game. Those ARIA Awards are always gonna be a thing of mystery, if you ask me... 
. The fact that Tyla's album re-enters the chart after missing its initial release due to health issues says more about the music industry than it does about her actual talent 
. And don't even get me started on Katseye, an international girl group formed from a reality TV show? Sounds like a recipe for disaster 
she must be working so hard for that! i mean, a sixth week at no 1 is insane 
what's next for her? 
& ninajirachi's album jump is so cool too! 
djo and katseye are also killing the game 
tyla's comeback story is inspiring too 
And can't wait to give Djo's new single another listen... his music is always so infectious 
. How do you think Katseye does? Have you guys listened to any of their tracks yet? 
anyway, can someone tell me how do they even make these charts work? are they just a bunch of people voting or something?