Kate Bush, Spacey Jane at No. 1 – Billboard

Kate Bush’s “Working Up That Hill” finds one other gear on the Australian chart because it rebounds 2-1, for a 3rd non-consecutive week on the prime.

Fueled by its inclusion in season 4 of Netflix’s Stranger Issues, Bush’s 1985 hit crosses the road first, whereas “Glimpse of Us” by Japanese-Australian artist and YouTuber Joji dips 1-2, and Harry Kinds’ “As It Was” completes the ARIA Chart High 3.

Bush has been watching the extraordinary resurgence of her Hounds of Love single unfold on charts all over the world.
“The considered all these younger individuals listening to this track for the primary time and discovering it, properly, I believe it’s very particular,” Bush defined throughout a uncommon interview which aired final week on the BBC.

The brightest debut on the ARIA Singles Chart, for the week of July 4, belongs to Charlie Puth and BTS’ Jungkook with their collaboration “Left and Proper,” new at No. 19, whereas British DJ, producer and songwriter Jax Jones has the one different High 50 debut on the present body with “The place Did You Go” that includes MNEK.

It’s a special story on the ARIA Albums Chart which is flush with new releases. The most recent survey is led by Spacey Jane’s sophomore LP Right here Comes Everyone, which debuts at No. 1 for the Perth, Australia various rock outfit’s first chief.

Right here Comes Everyone is the followup to 2021’s Daylight, which peaked at No. 2.

“Making this album was an enormous journey for us all, we poured our hearts into it,” reads an announcement from the four-piece west coast band. “From seeing your tags and mentions, assembly you in individual and listening to you discuss what HCE means to you and to having a no 1 album… We’re all so deeply grateful for every thing.”

Spacey Jane holds off Luke Combs’ newest Growin’ Up, which begins at No. 2, for the U.S. nation star’s third High 10 look.

Australian hardcore veterans Pace marks its first look on the primary chart with Gang Referred to as Pace, which drives to No. 5 on debut, whereas new releases from Chris Brown (Breezy at No. 6), Conan Gray (Superache at No. 8) and Porcupine Tree (Closure / Continuation at No. 13) crack the highest 20.